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Musicians
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Dancers love their
musicians, and here are some musicians who love their dancers
back. This list is of bands in California who play tunes that are
a century old (or more), to which you can do the waltz, the polka, and
related vintage dances. If you hear a good, dancey band not
listed here do tell us about them.
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Name of Muscical Ensemble
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Description
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Baguette Quartette |
Accordion-based
French
café
music, mostly quick, lively waltzes but also some
tangoes and foxtrots |
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Bangers
and Mash
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Strings,
piano, and sometimes vocal or flute; slow to medium waltzes and polkas,
and a large repertoire of English Country set dances
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Big Lou
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Accordion,
soloist or with a band; polka polka boing boing. and the occasional
waltz or other
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Brassworks
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All-brass
band, needs no amplification; all tempos of waltzes and polkas, as well
as a few set dances and misc 20th century ballroom dances
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Brave Combo
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Insanity in
the form of many polkas, waltzes, cha-chas, and other dances often with
influences from around the world, sometimes humorou
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Karl Lebherz
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Good
old-fashioned oom-pa-pa band: accordion, tuba, saxophone, trumpet
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Stark Ravens
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Those
bouncy, rollicking people you heard at Dicken's Fair. They're
multi-talented so instruments vary
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