AccordionUprising
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[Im not sure if this should go here or in the Accordion Accessories for Sale page?]
Bruce Triggs here from the Accordion Noir Radio show in Vancouver, Canada. Im excited to announce that I’ve finally finished my music history book Accordion Revolution: A Peoples History of the Accordion in North America. It’s coming out in 2019 and I’m asking folks to spread the word among musicians and accordion fans and join my new email list if they’re interested. www.AccordionRevolution.com
The book has chapters on the squeezebox in early Rock ’n’ Roll and the Folk Revival, and big sections about Jazz from the 1890s up to the 1960s, Ethnic and Immigrant Musics, African American accordion, and 150 country and western accordionists (who knew?) I think it will be an eye-opener for readers and a fun new take on a lot of different music.
If you would like to know more you can go to www.AccordionRevolution.com where you’ll see a table of contents, photos, and can sign up for email updates. I won’t add anyone to the update list without permission, so do click to sign up if you’re curious at all. It’s easy to be removed from the list if you want.
Below is a wonderful photo (not the final cover) that the son of a vaudeville player shared with me (that’s his mom on the left). The book includes at least 50 other images, it should be quite beautiful.
https://accordionuprising.files.wor...n-promo-flier1-e1542061291802.jpg?w=660&h=859>
Thanks and I hope you’ll share the Accordion Revolution with friends!
Bruce Triggs
R405 - 118 Alexander St.
Vancouver, BC V6A 3Y9 CANADA
<EMAIL email=accordion.noir@gmail.com>accordion.noir@gmail.com</EMAIL>
(Again, please go to www.AccordionRevolution.com and add your name so youll hear about pre-sales of my book, due Spring 2019.)
Bruce Triggs here from the Accordion Noir Radio show in Vancouver, Canada. Im excited to announce that I’ve finally finished my music history book Accordion Revolution: A Peoples History of the Accordion in North America. It’s coming out in 2019 and I’m asking folks to spread the word among musicians and accordion fans and join my new email list if they’re interested. www.AccordionRevolution.com
The book has chapters on the squeezebox in early Rock ’n’ Roll and the Folk Revival, and big sections about Jazz from the 1890s up to the 1960s, Ethnic and Immigrant Musics, African American accordion, and 150 country and western accordionists (who knew?) I think it will be an eye-opener for readers and a fun new take on a lot of different music.
If you would like to know more you can go to www.AccordionRevolution.com where you’ll see a table of contents, photos, and can sign up for email updates. I won’t add anyone to the update list without permission, so do click to sign up if you’re curious at all. It’s easy to be removed from the list if you want.
Below is a wonderful photo (not the final cover) that the son of a vaudeville player shared with me (that’s his mom on the left). The book includes at least 50 other images, it should be quite beautiful.
https://accordionuprising.files.wor...n-promo-flier1-e1542061291802.jpg?w=660&h=859>
Thanks and I hope you’ll share the Accordion Revolution with friends!
Bruce Triggs
R405 - 118 Alexander St.
Vancouver, BC V6A 3Y9 CANADA
<EMAIL email=accordion.noir@gmail.com>accordion.noir@gmail.com</EMAIL>
(Again, please go to www.AccordionRevolution.com and add your name so youll hear about pre-sales of my book, due Spring 2019.)
