"BARIKE Band Of Rabaul 'Sipak Sawe"-1984

The song "SIPAK SAWE is taken from Barike's 3rd album titled "I PAIA" recorded in 1984 at the original Pacific Gold Studios in Rabaul.
This was recorded using a very basic Tascam 4-Track reel-to-reel ¼ inch analogue recorder, mixing down through a 4-channel mixer with basic on-board effects and equalization to a ¼ inch 2-track tascam stereo reel-to-reel master recorder.,"Sound Engineer Greg C Seeto would do many takes and mix-bounce these to two-track, back to 4-track and continue overdubs until satisfied. Most of the tracks at the time were recorded raw [no fx and compression, etc.] Because he was a musician, the rest of the tricks and good output of the final production of those early recordings was a result of his creative imaginations.
Lead Vocals.John Wong.
Lead Guitar -Donald Lessy.
Bass -Glen Low.
Keyboard/Vocals- Matalau Nakikus.
Drums -Fabian Tadoi
Thomas Lulungan: Keyboards, Backup Vocals: -
Special thanks to: Gordon Gaius -Percussion .
Daniel Biang: Backup Vocals.
Greg Seeto Arr. and Prod.
Engineer/Executive Producer-Greg C.Seeto.
Assistant Engineer-Gordon Gaius.
Recorded at the original Pacific Gold Studios in Rabaul.

[@trevorwaninara7570]

Barike thanks for sharing your music with rest of PNG. Meaningful song .

[@ethelkong]

Singsing long olget snail mangi. Pikinini blo mi tu. Thank you John Wong.

[@Charkz]

Damn i love this song..

[@mrmister7264]

Thumbs up Barike, the song lives, This song reminds me of my childhood days when this songs were so popular in the 80's
Thanks Goldhitz

[@owenwartovo9318]

Meaningful song