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[steve]

Is that accordion playing those low notes? I have never thought about the range.
Wow, love it, nicely done.

Classical Gas is one of my favorites. Not the typical run of the mill selections,
unique style. This electric harp was a 1st of a kind and specially designed by Deborah
and a french company. It is even called by her name.

I have never heard blues either with harps. Those ladies know how to be lively and have fun.

Cheers

steve

Steve,

It seems those low notes are coming from the accordion. If indeed so, that's quite a surprise.

Nick

I rechecked, slow motion, watching fingers, now I don't think the low notes were coming from
the accordian. Germany seems to really like the achordian, me to. Lawrence Welk
used it often on his shows, watched with dad and mom.

cheers
steve

Thanks for checking, Steve. I love the tone of the accordion. Used to watch Lawrence Welk when I was a kid and some reruns hosted by cast members on the local PBS channel.

Sure brings back warm memories, a good, clean, wonderful show.

alcutta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fcjc9TCEjw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7d5_lJ2fTLA

No accordian, but excellent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bObHJuliZI8


steve

[Nick B]

Is that accordion playing those low notes? I have never thought about the range.
Wow, love it, nicely done.

Classical Gas is one of my favorites. Not the typical run of the mill selections,
unique style. This electric harp was a 1st of a kind and specially designed by Deborah
and a french company. It is even called by her name.

I have never heard blues either with harps. Those ladies know how to be lively and have fun.

Cheers

steve

Steve,

It seems those low notes are coming from the accordion. If indeed so, that's quite a surprise.

Nick

I rechecked, slow motion, watching fingers, now I don't think the low notes were coming from
the accordian. Germany seems to really like the achordian, me to. Lawrence Welk
used it often on his shows, watched with dad and mom.

cheers
steve

Thanks for checking, Steve. I love the tone of the accordion. Used to watch Lawrence Welk when I was a kid and some reruns hosted by cast members on the local PBS channel.

Sure brings back warm memories, a good, clean, wonderful show.

alcutta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fcjc9TCEjw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7d5_lJ2fTLA

No accordian, but excellent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bObHJuliZI8


steve

Thanks, Steve. Very enjoyable. The label for Welk recordings was Ranwood Records in Santa Monica California. Went in there once for fun. That's gone as is the Roy Rogers Dale Evans Museum off I 15 in so. California. Never did go in there to see Trigger and some of their items from the TV show. I heard that one of their daughters, Cheryl Rogers-Barnett,  lived in the St George area in southern Utah which is where I lived for nearly 20 years.