Re: Fw: water closet accordionists

[Colin E. Ramirez <cer7q...>]

This is a thread of considerable interest as my wife plays 
English concertina, in a Klezmer, among other, context.
Did Josh's article (on GM) as mentioned in threads from 
2000 ever come out in print?
Or is his just posted bio "it". Also, can Josh or someone 
tell me how I met get to hear the recordings of Klezmer on 
the English concertina by GM? Oh, and I zipped out to my 
local store at lunch yesterday and LO! they had the Verve 
Terry Gibbs re-release! (It's a pretty cool store) It's a 
fun listen, not only do they not mix the Klez and Jazz 
directly, he even used two rhythm sections on most tunes, a 
"Jazz" and a "Klezmer" switching off in the middle! But 
high level music all around, although a bit short length. 
(about 36 min). I guess they didn't dig up any "lost 
tracks"! (I know, I know, you can't buy music by the 
pound...)

--On Wednesday, August 07, 2002 5:44 PM -0600 Helen Winkler 
<winklerh (at) hotmail(dot)com> wrote:

>
> Josh Horowitz's response to the posting:
>
>> In the interests of total disclosure : Grigori
>> Matusevitch played the English Concertina not the
>> Accordion.
>
> Concertina, shmoncertina, what's the difference? Actually
> Allan is almost totally correct, and I stand almost




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