true love (and other embarrassing realities)

9/26/2013

True Love (And Other Embarrassing Realities)

I was waiting to play the other night (actually waiting on my brother, Glenn, to show up, as he was thirty minutes late to the gig. Luckily it was very laid back) and I stared for a moment at my beautiful Scandalli accordion, Gino. I realized how much I love that thing.

For as long as I can remember, I have had a more intimate connection with my accordion than with any other instrument I play (or relationship for that matter, ahem, haha). When I move, it moves with me. It is pressed close to my body and I can actually feel the vibrations of the notes. Yes, I suppose I love it. And it is always there for me, in a constant state of waiting for me to pick it up and do our thing. That lovely chunk of celluloid, wood, and aluminum has stayed by my side through cross-country miles, flights, bands, relationships, parties, gigs, wine, music, songs, tears, living situations, cities, and heartache. Oh, little accordion, you're the best friend I've ever had. xo

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tim raby

12/10/2013 09:37:01 pm

I have never before in my life wanted to be an accordion!

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1/9/2014 06:42:25 am

My girl's name is "Brown Sugar." Only one that has been as true to me as I have been to her in every single way. Plus, she's extra curvy in all the right places. =)

Dale

2/11/2015 12:12:34 am

As an accordion player for years (though not of your caliber--don't practice nearly enough), I understand completely. Many years ago, a friend and I were jamming and I was playing keyboards, but then decided to go with a song on the accordion. She said that she saw a transformation when I started playing it rather than keyboard. To me, it was and is coming home.

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1/5/2020 06:44:39 pm

It seems like being an accordion player wads something that is really close to your heart. Well, this is not a surprise for me as I can feel that there is more that you can offer. I love the fact that this article was something that you likened with trust love. I guess, all of us have done crazy things for love. We just have to do something stupid because we can be proud of ourselves. As long as we do something for love and possibly regret it afterwards, at least we have tried doing it.

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12/1/2020 07:33:12 am

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