Unique playing technique - for fun

[Frank Barocco]

Can't call it "left hand playing", and can't call it "bass side playing" either It's both hands, melody, chords and bass, all in one.

 

[Dingo40]

Can't call it "left hand playing", and can't call it "bass side playing" either It's both hands, melody, chords and bass, all in one.

I've noticed the Brazilians do this kind of playing, eg Tostão Sanfoneiro, see here:

 

[tcabot]

"Liberated bass"?

 

[Ric46]

 

[JerryPH]

There is a (I think he is) Brazilian named Figuero, his big claim to fame is playing complex songs using both hands all on stradella bass. I always kind of looked at him as a one trick pony... but the first time you see this, its definitely impressive.

 

[Waldo]

I like this. Does it only work on a 120 Bass? Looks like it would be a finger tangler with a 96 or lesser bass side.

 

[Dingo40]

There is a (I think he is) Brazilian named Figuero, his big claim to fame is playing complex songs using both hands all on stradella bass

Thanks for the tip!
Antonio Figueroa, Argentinian:
(View on Facebook )

On YouTube:

One more :

BTW, His father, Miguel Figueroa also plays/played the accordion.

 

[JerryPH]

That's the gent, good find.

 

[Tom]

That’s some crazy talent right there!