Tony Lovello Malaguena 1995

[@jassonwilcox4263]

I've seen this live more times than I can count. Every time "Papa Tony" would come to town he would place this for us. We would all sit around and just be in awe. It gives me chills to hear this and to see it. Thank you to whoever uploaded this. It brings back so many memories. RIP Papa Tony.

[@constantin6705]

Великолепное исполнение. Энергично и легко.

[@TerryMeisinger]

A totally original masterpiece - you nailed it

[@josephlovullo6840]

You just heard the master

[@RolandThewes]

very good from Australia

[@Fisarmonica23]

artistry, passion, and a fabulous arrangement. Somehow the Liberace appellation may in someways denigrate what Lovello accomplishes here. But I do appreciate the opportunity to be able to enjoy it in a pure acoustic ambiance. Thank you for posting these priceless examples.

[@Steve1969454]

The BEST. That's it, no contest.

[@theunknown617]

Yes contest, Friedrich Lips has arranged this piece.

[@deeraisola8289]

I took accordion lessons from Tony when I was 13 yrs ago..He was a master.

[@nelsonlowery5864]

Used to work on Tony's air conditioner at is home he was a very pleasant man. And always joking. And giving us his CDs. Great guy

[@UFO1997]

sound is too low, cant hear well

[@whitesteamerstephens1379]

By far the best performance.....

[@hermikaleta2912]

interessante Transkription - ausgezeichnete Interpretation, besonders Bellows shake

[@josephlovullo6840]

He was the best ever

[@bkerrkerr3124]

This has got to be a great story untold. When I saw the photographs of his famous hook shot I was in high school and developed the shot with left and right hands. I drifted away from basketball and found a girlfriend, but I could have been fabulous. Why he insisted on the accordion is beyond me: he was far more original and interesting and innovative in basketball compare to playing these old typical tunes on the accordion. He could have at least found some new music to grind out. Malaguena? C'mon.