Various - The Big Squeeze - Masters Of Celtic Accordion album

Audio CD, January 5, 1993. A good collection of some of the best button accordion players (IMO) of traditional Irish music.

The Big Squeeze Band plays Hark the Herald Angels Sing at the annual Christmas concert of the Accordion Society of Australia The Big Squeeze Accordion Band. com/watch?v HsVgwV8XxKw. Do you hear what I hear? The Big Squeeze Band plays Do you hear what I hear? at the annual Christmas concert of the Accordion Society of Australia.

Masters of the Celtic Accordion. Source and other information. Green Linnet GLCD 1093, 1988. What Does this Page Tell You? Each Irish tune on this album was identified after a careful, expert comparison of this recorded performance against all other tunes in the Irish Traditional Music Tune Index. The blue column shows just the most established tune title. I play 0 of the tunes on this album.

Robbie Shepherd celebrates great masters of the accordion, as well as exploring the legacy of this instrument on the Scottish music scene. Including interviews with Phil Cunningham, John Douglas, Charlie Kirkpatrick and Ian Muir. Janice Forsyth: Phil Cunningham. Phil chats to Janice about his BBC Two series The World Accordion to Phil. Take the Floor: John Douglas. Band leader and music shop owner John Douglas speaks to Robbie. Julie Fowlis explores perceived rivalries around the accordion. Take the Floor: Charlie Kirkpatrick. Giffnock’s Charlie Kirkpatrick speaks to Robbie ahead of being honoured by the National Association of Accordion and Fiddle Clubs. Musical Genes: Phil Cunningham.