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DAY 3 - Wall of Accordions Part 1
Ladies and Gentlemen...Wall of Accordions!
This session was different in that we recorded after work on Monday, July 10. We were slated for 3 hours of
studio time, and we hoped to get a dozen or so tunes down. Dr. Kreusch arrives with his forty of Colt 45.
We were also going to record Kubs and his alto parts that night.
We were in Studio B that night because they are still cleaning up the beer cans from Studio A from our last visit.
Studio B at
The Lodge Studios
is a smaller studio, but has all the latest in cool radios and such. Andy and Cory were at the helm that night.
The lineup for tonight's game: Kreusch, Zivijo, and Pete in one booth...
And Kubs asleep in another booth.
Pete had his game face on.
Being a Monday night, many of us showed up to lend moral support. My wife claims it was an excuse to drink beer. Not true. The Rogers twins were there...
Tom - Red Stripe.
Frank - Corona.
Scott - Two Hearted Ale.
Heather (star of the previous Session pages) joined us after she got off work.
Lincoln was documenting - Bud Light (in a coolee).
Even though I had not recorded anything yet, I was determined to bring myself up in the mix.
It was all business that night. To understand this, click here.
Accordions were jamming! This is the (patent pending) Kreusch Shake Move.
And Kubs was jamming it up too.
Zivijo declares himself Button Box Champ of ze World!
Pete is caught off guard (without his game face). May I point out the fabulous tongue depressor
patch on middle C.
It was a short session, and we recorded sax and accordions for a dozen or so songs. At last - a reward for a job well done!
After it was all said and done, Pete wept bitterly.
We would need to wait exactly one week for the second accordion recordion session.
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