May 2012 - Arizona Accordion Club
May 2012 - Arizona Accordion Club
May 2012 - Arizona Accordion Club
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The <strong>Arizona</strong> <strong>Accordion</strong> <strong>Club</strong><br />
Paul Betken played his version of “Making Whoopee,” then played something he referred<br />
to as a “fingering nightmare” - then a Billy Joel song and a Jango Rinehart song,<br />
finishing up with “Over the Rainbow” and “Aren't You Glad You're You.” Thanks,<br />
Paul.<br />
Jan Mundy, accompanied by her husband Bruce on bass, played a couple songs.<br />
Thanks you two. We love to hear you play<br />
A new member, Tom Azzarelli, played a couple of songs, one of them an Italian song -very<br />
well received.<br />
Now it was “Stump the Band” time! The “Band” consisted of Jack Dermody, Paul Betken,<br />
Lester Rossner, Leigh Dechaine, Jerry Szymanski, Chuck Voinivich, Rolf Shuler, Bob<br />
Dozak, Jan Mundy, Dennis Humlicek, Ted Lee, and Tom Azzarelli with Jim Winning on<br />
drums and Bruce Mundy on bass.<br />
They played “Making Whoopee” and followed up with such ‘band stumpers’ as “Honey<br />
Suckle Rose,” Lester Rossnerʼs original polka “Anna's Polka,” “Twelfth Street Rag,”<br />
“Come, Josephine, In My Flying Machine” and lots more.<br />
Anyhow, out of nineteen requests, the band knew and played sixteen! Not too shabby for a<br />
first-time-around ‘Stump the Band.’ It wasn't a giant crowd, but fairly normal for <strong>May</strong> after all<br />
our out-of-staters go home, and everyone sure seemed to have fun - we're hoping to do something<br />
similar in June! Hey, it's summertime in Phoenix, and having a good time is what summer<br />
is all about!<br />
Now for a quick “as my Dad always said” -<br />
“Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday,<br />
lying in a hospital bed dying of nothing”<br />
See you June 18th