Accordion Magic

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  • Artist: Tito and his Swingtet
  • Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Genre: Easy Listening

Review

Three things are remarkable about Accordion Magic. One, that the accordion can indeed be a swing instrument, as Tito had proved earlier. Two, that in addition to accordion, the Swingtet includes vibes; the combination works well. Three, that all the tunes are fairly equal. Despite such Raymond Scott-ish titles as "Opus for a Squeeze Box," "Portrait of a Gooney Bird," and "Nightmare of a Termite," the album is evenly good, an interesting curiosity (especially for accordion fans), but non-essential. ~ Tony Wilds, Rovi

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