Aki Aleong & The Nobles

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Body Surf 02:00 Tools
Earthquake 02:44 Tools
Hiawatha 01:58 Tools
Panic 02:26 Tools
Gun and Surf 02:17 Tools
Torture 02:37 Tools
Apache 02:44 Tools
Pipeline 02:17 Tools
Surf Beat 02:02 Tools
Miserlou 03:13 Tools
Surf Rider 02:05 Tools
Beans In My Ears 02:05 Tools
Mary Ann 02:05 Tools
Mary Ann (Come Surf With Me) 02:18 Tools
Earthshaker 02:45 Tools
10 Aki Aleong & The Nobles - Body Surf 02:18 Tools
Aki Aleong & The Nobles - Body Surf 02:00 Tools
21 Aki Aleong & The Nobles - Earthquake 02:45 Tools
Voodoo Drums 02:01 Tools
Misirlou 02:45 Tools
Body Surf ∆ 02:01 Tools
Earthquake * 02:01 Tools
Aki Leong & The Noblemen / Body Surf 02:01 Tools
Aki Leong & The Noblemen / Earthquake 02:01 Tools
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Assing "Aki" Aleong (born December 19, 1934) is an American character actor and singer who has also been active in songwriting and musical production. He is probably best known for portraying Senator Hidoshi during the first season of the critically acclaimed series Babylon 5, as well as portraying Mr. Chiang, the aide to Nathan Bates in the weekly series of V: The Series. He also portrayed the character of Colonel Mitamura in Farewell to the King. He owned the Gingham Dog fast food restaurant in Hollywood, California, circa 1965. He has a listing in the current "Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955-2008" with "Trade Winds, Trade Winds" appearing in November 1961. The song peaked at #101 in Billboard Magazine on the "Bubbling Under the Hot 100" charts, and it remained on the chart for four weeks. According to an interview with Aki on YouTube ("Part 1 of Twyman Creative Insider Interview with Aki Aleong") the song was Number 1 in Los Angeles in 1961. While that is not exactly accurate, "Trade Winds, Trade Winds" did reach Number 10 on KDAY and Number 11 on KRLA, two L.A. Top 40 stations. He is a member of the Media Action Network for Asian Americans (MANAA) and is the executive director for Asians in Media. He can be heard as a contestant on the 3rd February 1958 edition of Groucho Marx's You Bet Your Life. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.