Red solo cup

Fred Gregorich!

Always a great time at Slovenfest .

Fred Gregorich! I miss him so much.

Love to see my cousin, Frank Butsch playing here.

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glorified pick-up band

Hey we're not locked down anymore. Please post current stuff

How about their current stuff. You know we're not locked down anymore.

What all the words to this song?

too much noise. hard to make out melody.

Great way to get the party started, or keep it going! Good job, guys!!!

You were a very lucky band to have Joey miskulin play with you

The only two things that are missing are a banjo player and a keyboard that sounds like a organ player.

Nice half box, what make is it??

Lepa pesem in Lepa petje

I remember this!

Gotta love Slovenefest!

Wow

Joey miskulin is the best accordion player of all time

Great beat and

You had a real upright bass player there and he was left out of the video?! Boo! The drummer is having great time it appears.

That’s a bad recording it’s too schrill

Sax player thought he was in marching band,too loud.!!!!!!!¡

Outstanding

Žuženberk Polka

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"Daddy Dugan's Polka". With Chuck Rote on second box.

Chuck Rote on the other accordion.

"Janez and Lojze's Polka". Chuck Rote on second box.

Chuck Rote on second accordion.

Chuck Rote on second accordion.

"Dear Boy Polka", or the Slovenian song "Imam dekle v Tirolah"

"Pozdrav z Dolenjska" by Lojze Slak. Can't think of the Pecon title.

"Cherry Orchard Waltz". And that's Chuck Rote on second accordion.

That's a cool accordion. Sounds great 👍👍👍

If You know the Song Title please help out. I'm finally getting to my Icloud songs from last year. Enjoy

great beat and pause. boom boom. paul

2:12 Polka Poppers Polka, 4:34 Howg Wobbler, 6:47 Mocilnikar's Polka

This is Timko Plays Hoyer Polka

Great band!!

Very good band! Enjoy his music!!

I belive the first polka is by Eddie Habat Up the hill to Uncle John's Place, then, I want Some Lovin

If Anyone knows the names of the other Polkas, please help.

Dancing to this music is pure heaven! Find me in this video.

Go Joey!!

A blast from the past. Not sure that Eddie is still playing. All the polka bands from my youth are gone: Bass, Mullec, Pecon/Trebar, Fedorchak, Yankovic and so many more. What's worse, seems like there are very few taking the place of those "giants of the polka world". I prefer the "Cleveland Style" Slovene polkas, which is what i was brought up on (and yes, I did take accordion lessons from Petromelli's when I was a kid). Nice to hear the Eddie Rodick band again ...

ONLY ONE GOOD TYPE OF POLKA MUSIC - SLOVENIAN BUTTON BOX POLKAS ESPECIALLY FROM CLEVELAND.

This is the Incline Polka I do believe

In between the polkas sometimes they call out the name of the polka. Actually the polka after When you're Smiling, there is a short bridge of a polka and then Perko's Polka, written by Art Perko, which is the one you are asking about.