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$12.00

Reeves, Gerry - Down East Accordion

Format: LP
Label: Paragon ALS 211
Year: 1969
Origin: Port Au Port, Newfoundland, 🇨🇦
Genre: country, accordion
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Value of Original Title: $12.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:  No
Playlist: Newfoundland Labrador, 1960's, Folk

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
The Old Man and the Old Woman
Road to the Isles
Ise the By
Mother's Love is a Blessing
Stack of Barley
Star of Lugi Bay

Side 2

Track Name
Lake St. John Reel
Squid Jiggin' Ground
Kelligrew's Soiree
The Moonshine Can
Mussels in the Corner
The Fighting 59th

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Down East Accordion

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Information/Write-up

Gerry Reeves (husband of Jenny Reeves) was an accomplished and talented musician, playing guitar on many albums (including those of his wife), and releasing this album of accordion music on Marathon Music.

Gerry Reeves was born Gerald Formanger in Port au Port , Newfoundland. He started his musical career learning to play the guitar while his father played the accordion. Because his father was interested in music he also taught Gerry to play the accordion.

When he was 17 years old he joined his first group as lead guitar. The playing shows and jamborees with stars such as Stonewall Jackson , Grandpa Jones, and Don Gibson.

Appearing with Chef Adams, The Adams Boy, and Jenny Reeves, he is a singer and lead guitar with the group.

Persuaded to record an album of accordion, Gerry dedicates this album to his Mom and Dad.
-liner notes

Gerry Reeves: vocals, accordion, lead guitar
Chef Adams: rhythm guitar
Andy Greatrix: bass
Jenny Reeves: drums
The Adams Boys

Produced by Bill Bessey and Jack Boswell

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