Gordon Broad - Broad Way (AGS-073)

Recorded in 1969 and released in 1970, Gordon Broad's debut album is an obscure gem that paints unique portraits of Oahu in a pure-hearted songwriting style, weaving elements of psych, jazz, pop, and garage rock into a relaxed atmosphere.

The album's cool sensibility and Hawaiian tranquility and nostalgia all combine to create a must-have album for Hawaii music collectors, as well as fans of psych-adjacent sounds and beatmakers looking for the perfect loop. 

Gordon Broad is primarily known for his composition, Sweet Lady Of Waiahole, recorded and performed by Bruddah Waltah in 1990. Broad later expanded his music career by opening a recording studio and launching the Broad Records label in the late 1970s, for which he produced Playtime by Phase 7, Arthur Lyman's Island Vibes, and recorded several more iconic Hawaiian rare groove albums. This LP will intrigue any listener in search of thoughtful, heartfelt songwriting.