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| − | All-accordion, all-young | + | [[Image:Young_Peoples_Accordion_Band_In_Tune_With_Fun.png|right]]All-accordion, all-young sextet fronted by young Bob Holmes, from the 1957 promotional comic book ''In Tune With Fun'' by Feature Publications. They appear briefly at the very beginning. Holmes' rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee" earns him accolades and inspires young audience member [[Tom Stanton]] to want to play the accordion, too. |
I don't think this band is even cool enough to play polka. | I don't think this band is even cool enough to play polka. | ||
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[[Category:1957|Young People's Accordion Band]] | [[Category:1957|Young People's Accordion Band]] | ||
[[Category:Comic books|Young People's Accordion Band]] | [[Category:Comic books|Young People's Accordion Band]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Fictional accordionists|Young People's Accordion Band]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:05, 6 May 2019
All-accordion, all-young sextet fronted by young Bob Holmes, from the 1957 promotional comic book In Tune With Fun by Feature Publications. They appear briefly at the very beginning. Holmes' rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee" earns him accolades and inspires young audience member Tom Stanton to want to play the accordion, too.
I don't think this band is even cool enough to play polka.
