tomsppp05162026part2
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the second half of Tom's Polka Party.
Today we are celebrating my birthday today. Tomorrow May seventeenth,
I will be a whopping sixty six years old. And
around my birthday we do what I call the birthday Show,
where I play all of my favorite polkas. But you know,
if they're my favorites, you're going to enjoy them too.
Here are the night owls with playmate.
Speaker 2: Polka.
Speaker 3: Playmate, come out and play WHISPI and bring your gali tree,
some of my tree, looking at marine barrow, sam mysellador,
and we will be jelly friends forever. Seetun it come
on the place. It wasn't Sonny eating with cheerful actually
breathing Sonny, and I could hear saxon.
Speaker 4: Sonny, play man I again.
Speaker 5: I'm playing with you.
Speaker 4: I always got.
Speaker 6: The food, ain't got no rain, ain't got the cellar dome,
b booby jolly friends.
Speaker 3: Play mane come out and play with me and bring
you all the dreams. Climb up my aple tree, look
down the ring brow, sloot out my cellar door, and
we'll be jolly friends forever. She feeling to monoplay. It
was a sunneating with cheerful actually reading Sunday night. Here
s sorry flaming, I cannot play with you, but ah
he's got their food.
Speaker 5: Ain't got no rainber ain't.
Speaker 6: Got no cellar, dope b movie jolly friends.
Speaker 4: Back way you looked at me, my heart surrounder. Friends
were saying food, don't take contents. But I knew I
wanted you both ain't a strange looms and I was
coming down just wa saying I'm all you can batting
up my day? Oh you get change the clouds away?
Oh let you and says eats things and all me
you will wear my dieting reading may si.
Speaker 7: Walking back on when we got this girl, I used,
I even turned away.
Speaker 4: I told you that I be a man mother.
Speaker 6: Lady.
Speaker 4: I'm somewhat a game my way. And I was getting back,
just waking up all and rapping up my day. Oh
you can chase the clouds away, oh lego, and san
sles things in all leg you Where am I dying.
Speaker 7: Legging bottle up my day? O?
Speaker 4: You can chase clouds away? Oh leg you same sleets
things in all.
Speaker 8: Leg you.
Speaker 1: W that's the Polkal family, only you. This is one
of my favorite songs. From charm City Sound It's called
falling again?
Speaker 4: Leaving on the edge?
Speaker 8: What a danger?
Speaker 9: Loving once again?
Speaker 4: Dear I go boom, risking.
Speaker 10: Everything with the stranger?
Speaker 11: Will I fall again?
Speaker 9: I don't know?
Speaker 10: Fall again?
Speaker 12: Am I fall again?
Speaker 9: Fall again?
Speaker 13: Am I fall.
Speaker 10: Again?
Speaker 4: Pater happiness?
Speaker 14: It's a wager. Do I take the chance to let
it go?
Speaker 10: If I don't resist and I take her, then I'll
fall again? Decide all.
Speaker 4: Fall again?
Speaker 9: Am I.
Speaker 7: Again?
Speaker 4: Fall again?
Speaker 9: Am I fall.
Speaker 10: Again?
Speaker 1: If I fall again?
Speaker 4: Then I know what?
Speaker 15: Can't detain that I didn't know the consequence, no one
else to play, but I'm.
Speaker 4: Tempted all the same. Can it be calling again? If
I fall again? Then I know what? Can't depend that
I didn't consequence? No one knows to playing, but I've
turned all the same. Can it be from falling again?
It be fall again?
Speaker 8: What a game?
Speaker 10: Love me once again? Here I lesting everything with the
strain the same were ball?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I don't know?
Speaker 5: Can it be all again?
Speaker 13: Can it be fall again? Can it belly again?
Speaker 8: I'm in heaven tonight because I'm holding the time. It's
a dance you save for me round the floors, replying,
holding you right my side? It's the dance you save
for me. I never thought my heart would no such happiness.
And maybe when the song is throw us me or
a kissing to let me hold you and my arms
pus you thrill me in your charms the dance and
save for me. I'm in heaven tonight because I'm holding you.
It's the dance you saved for me. Rob the floors,
wi you at my side. It's the dance you save
for me. I never thought my heart did no such happiness.
And maybe when the song is through, Rusty or I guess,
and so let me hold you in my arms as
you throw me with your charms to dance you save
for me.
Speaker 1: The Andy Nestor Orchestra, the dance you save for me.
Now here's a song that I've always enjoyed. I've heard
it from many, many, many different bands and presented in many,
many different styles. And I couldn't believe when I found
out one day that there's actually a Beatles song. And
here it is from Ted Lang in power. Supply, I've
just seen a face.
Speaker 14: I've just seen her face.
Speaker 16: I can't forget the time or plays and weepers meant
she's just the girl for me, and I went all
the world to see we've met?
Speaker 13: Why died I?
Speaker 4: And it's been on another day? I might it would
be other way, and I have never heard been alone.
But as it is, I'll dream of her tonight.
Speaker 16: Why di I?
Speaker 14: Bother yes, silent.
Speaker 13: Fathering, and she keeps calming me back.
Speaker 7: Again, bothering Yes, silent father, and.
Speaker 16: She keeps calling me back again, bothering yes, Sign your varming.
Speaker 17: And she keeps calling be baker.
Speaker 7: Again, bothering yes, sign your barming, and she.
Speaker 4: Keeps comming be baker again.
Speaker 8: I have never heard on the like soun.
Speaker 4: This has been alone, and I have.
Speaker 18: Missed things and kept out of sight another girls.
Speaker 4: Were never flying like this boy out of life.
Speaker 7: Bothering Yes, sign your farming, and.
Speaker 4: She keeps comming be a backer again.
Speaker 7: Farming Yes, sign your barming, and she keeps comming be
backer against.
Speaker 3: Them.
Speaker 10: And in.
Speaker 4: The contract people h m.
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day blue skips nor.
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beer grow south in deer rast here by.
Speaker 19: Day bru skips nor rhyde yawin sign.
Speaker 18: Give SkyPier South fin skips YadA give its Old Inside
It gets Steine South Skipped YadA Inside.
Speaker 1: In den Bergen in the Mountains. That was Bubba Hernandez
and Alex Mike Stern when they teamed up to be
Polk a freak.
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Speaker 11: Side to go when you order online.
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Make it Applebee's tonight.
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Speaker 10: Hello, my fellow composers, I am, of course Bethoven. The
International Polka Association is launching this year's Young Songwriter competition,
and I want to hear what you can do. Go
to our website ipapolk is dot com and submit your
original polka or waltz and let's see if you have
what it takes to win one thousand dollars. Check out
ipa polkas dot com for all the details. Best of
luck to you, and now I have to get back
to decomposing.
Speaker 17: Here comes the National Button Accordion Festival celebrating twenty years.
It's all about Accordions, hosted by the Apollo Manafort claud
in Sharon, Pennsylvania, that will be held on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, May twenty second, twenty third, and twenty fourth,
twenty twenty sixth. Musicians are coming from Minnesota, Virginia, New York,
North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, Missouri, Colorado and all corners of Pennsylvania.
There's a hardwood dance floor and outdoor beer gardens along
with the Coziers warroom around and we have room for campus.
The club serves excellent homemade food and the very best
in Pennsylvania micro brews and German Beerjon Draft. For more
details go to www dot National Button Accordion Festival dot com.
This ads sponsored in part by the Mercer County Visitors
Bureau www dot Visit Mercercounty, PA dot com. Check your
politics at the door, Let's pull.
Speaker 11: It Yeah, have to play one named after me?
Speaker 1: Polka Tom's Polka. That was Logan Watson doing the finding
accordion playing there a song written by Ron Pivvar and
included on the National Button Accordion All Stars Volume.
Speaker 10: Two c D.
Speaker 1: Thank you Ron Piva Bar making a tune in my name. Well, folks,
as we all get a little bit older, we all
have to see the doctor once in a while.
Speaker 11: Here's the band known as Energy.
Speaker 4: Hey doc, you gotta help me.
Speaker 14: I think I'm going crazy?
Speaker 4: Hey doctor, what's happen into me?
Speaker 13: I think I'm losing my mind.
Speaker 9: I've been having.
Speaker 4: Get some pretty tendencies.
Speaker 18: Normally I'm okay, but sometimes not so fine?
Speaker 4: Tell me.
Speaker 14: Does this follow any adam?
Speaker 18: Tell me listen time?
Speaker 14: Well, every week when work is done.
Speaker 4: I found my way out on the town.
Speaker 1: Do the nearest polcon end Since there the change takes place.
Speaker 4: I recognize your symptoms, so let me ask a few
questions about how you feel when that pocon using place.
Speaker 9: Do you want to be?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I wanna see?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah? What do you do with a bad.
Speaker 4: Playing spinal start time?
Speaker 21: You want to dad?
Speaker 4: Yeah you wanna see?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Wanna party all night long?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I have your case is diagnosed. It's really
fairly obvious.
Speaker 9: I know the sickness.
Speaker 4: Well, that causes the change.
Speaker 14: You're a polkarmania.
Speaker 18: You got PoCA schizophrenia.
Speaker 4: It's that pocon music.
Speaker 2: That makes you feel so strange.
Speaker 14: Help me more, tell me more, not man to scare
of me.
Speaker 5: Please go on, tell me more.
Speaker 7: Oh, there's really nothing to be overly concerned about.
Speaker 14: To tell you the dream I've got.
Speaker 18: Thank you and listen to suh. Are you serious?
Speaker 1: You mean you get delirious when that polkenhus nex place?
Speaker 13: You mean you be trained to do?
Speaker 4: You wanna dance?
Speaker 14: Yeah? You want to say?
Speaker 1: Why yea?
Speaker 7: What do you do when a man's places?
Speaker 4: Final side?
Speaker 7: Now one want?
Speaker 9: Do you want to dance?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 14: You wanna see what?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 14: You wanna party night long?
Speaker 18: Yeah, I've seen many others in the past.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: You had a pokon ass I am I.
Speaker 7: Let's burst my counting to poscon mania, got pocon schizophrenia.
Speaker 18: Let's ask them a you questions and find out if
it You.
Speaker 13: Want to dance, I don't want to say what are
you doing.
Speaker 4: With the best the final song? You want to dance?
You want to bake?
Speaker 13: I wanta party all that long.
Speaker 5: I wanna be a podcast swear.
Speaker 4: I want to learn to.
Speaker 7: Hope and glad.
Speaker 13: I want to dance with all the partners.
Speaker 5: Hearing West of the Right.
Speaker 22: When I hear the Chordia lay, I never want to rest.
Speaker 11: You want to be.
Speaker 7: The light allow, I'll be a lady.
Speaker 4: We'll be a lady. You love, be a light on
the lady, A lad.
Speaker 7: We'll be a lay from me, a lazy only lady over.
Speaker 22: I was born a calc sweet horn. I think that
yous a dream. And when the best strikes out the news,
I can't contain my dance. And because when I give
you my Grandma's squeeze bots, I never want worse.
Speaker 13: Your son was born lam it's a light.
Speaker 4: A lady. I'll be a lady.
Speaker 11: I'll be a la la a lady.
Speaker 4: He'll be a lady. He'll be a lady, will.
Speaker 22: Be a l o late.
Speaker 1: And Polka Sweetheart from the Claborheads.
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Speaker 1: I can tell you I would not celebrate my birthday
without my favorite polka from the Maloccer Brothers. It's late
at night, Polka, I say my.
Speaker 14: I say my Yes. How's your father, mother, sister and
your brother? Okay, Jack Jack, It's a friendly greeting when
you meet another payter.
Speaker 21: Joe Joe Don't you know it's a random way to say,
how are you? On the Pharma City Street? It's a
friend of candy bet on the laser.
Speaker 14: To say, say my cock cocka? How's your father, mother,
sister and your brother? Okay cock.
Speaker 11: Cock g What means?
Speaker 14: It's a friendly reeting when you meet another Hey.
Speaker 11: The joe Joe.
Speaker 14: Don't you know? It's a random waiter say hello, how
are you? On the Farmer city street? It's afraid of
candy beating? Don't be later? Say god good style? How's
your father, mother, sister and your brother? Style? Hey, coma style?
It's a friendly greeting when you meet him nother gelseeppe.
Don't you know?
Speaker 21: It's a brand waiters say hello, how are you on
the Pharma City Street?
Speaker 14: He did some friends of Candy Beach.
Speaker 1: That was Sam Pugliano with yak Siemash polka song that
makes me think about my dad. My father used to
go around the house all the time saying yaximash yakimash.
I don't think he knew what it meant, but he
loved to say yaximas. Always think about Dad when I
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Speaker 1: Joshua Tree Accordion Festival returns for its second year on
June sixth and seventh, twenty twenty sixth. Spring to Together accordionists, musicians, dancers,
and music lovers from across the region for a joyful,
genre bending celebration of one of the world's most expressive instruments.
Set against the iconic backdrop of Joshua Tree, The festival
feature live performances, workshops, jam sessions, and community gatherings, showcasing
the accordian's role across musical traditions from folk unjunto zaidiko
and polka, depok Americana, experimental and beyond. After a successful
inaugural year, the twenty twenty six Vessel expands its programming
with two full days of music and education, highlighting both
nationally recognized artists and local favorites, while creating space for beginners,
season players, and curious listeners alike. The accordion has always
been a social instrument. It brings people together, said festival
co organizer Skylar Fell, accordians performer and owner of the
Accordion Apocalypse repair Shop and Joshua Trade. This fessel is
about community across, pollination of styles, and celebrating the wird,
wonderful magic of the squeeze box in the Desert. Festival
highlights include live accordion ord performances across multiple genres, hands
on workshops and skill sharing sessions, informal jams and collaborative sets.
Opportunities connect with accordion repairers and enthusiasts. Family friendly daytime programming,
high energy evening shows. Joshua Tree Accordion Festival aims to
be inclusive, accessible and welcoming, whether you play, dance, sing
or just want to soak in the sound of bellows
under desert skies. The second annual Joshua Tree Accordion Festival
June six and seventh in Joshua Tree, California. For more information,
email according Apocalypse at yahoo dot com. Again, that's Accordion
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that was another Frankie Spedish song, but that time performed
by Gaylord Clanic Ponytail Polka. Well, we couldn't have a
favorite polka show without something from Eddie bazan Check's versa doones.
Here's someone cares for you.
Speaker 14: When I leave home for work each day to face
that same old rhyme, I just thought you'd like to
know you're always on my mind.
Speaker 18: I know, being home alone so much you probably get
the boobs a lonely times.
Speaker 8: It is in mind.
Speaker 11: Someone cares for you, someone.
Speaker 18: Needs you, mother and loversly the sunny shine.
Speaker 8: There's not a minute you're not part of me.
Speaker 18: Someone loves your mother.
Speaker 4: And every day that craves ve.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I guess fine now that someone's need.
Speaker 1: When I'm alone away from you, I'm always sadden blue.
Speaker 11: I think about the good times and.
Speaker 9: Things that we would do.
Speaker 8: I remember all.
Speaker 18: The movies, happy times, men at lonely times.
Speaker 20: Keep this in mind, someone cares for you, someone needs you,
moll and flowers me the sunshine.
Speaker 4: There's not a minute you're a part of me.
Speaker 21: Someone loves you, mother than every day and saying hey, yeah,
I guess by now that someone's.
Speaker 5: Me loves not so without des near you. I am
always with you. I always, I don't ever say that
wish is hard. You're the only one.
Speaker 4: To fill this place in my heart.
Speaker 13: Siloa you, my little garden.
Speaker 15: Your eyes like the morning, they tell me that this
is not a dream. Silo you, my little garden, My
eyes like.
Speaker 5: The evening, for you hold the solon. Please not so
often glue and cold. When I'm long, slumber isn't born.
When I'm without my.
Speaker 15: Very old I'll look upon the stars and say my
little prayers.
Speaker 5: Just close my eyes to dream, and you soon will
be there.
Speaker 13: Silo you, my little.
Speaker 5: Your eyes like good morning, they tell me that this
is not a dream.
Speaker 13: Sil you, my little darling, my.
Speaker 5: Eyes like the evening, for you hold it all.
Speaker 12: Monicklease promise you'll be true, and never will you stray.
Speaker 5: Tell me that's your evening. I love and upper day.
Let's take that little walk and then we'll say I
do small, soft and whispered.
Speaker 18: I see no one.
Speaker 13: Pillow a few, my little darling.
Speaker 9: Your eyes like.
Speaker 5: Good morning, they tell me that this is not a dream.
Spil a few, my little darling, My eyes like.
Speaker 15: The evening, for you hold this off moon lately, my
eyes like the evening, for you hold us off.
Speaker 5: My Little.
Speaker 1: The Little Darling song from Our Little Darling Mac. Here's
Gary Seabird and Polka Power California with Lake Shore Polka.
Speaker 9: Very Gary Seaberts Polka.
Speaker 1: Power California from a way back album called Playing Hardcore Polkas.
That was Lake Shore Polka. Well, folks, that's gonna do
it for Tom's Polka Party, the Birthday Show where I
played many of my favorite polkas for you today. Come
back and join us every Saturday from six to eight
am here at k e T fourteen on your radio dial,
and don't forget KMT fourteen ninety am dot com, where
you can find the podcasters page of KMIET and listen
to Polka Tom's Folk Partie anytime you want to. Thanks
guys at kamy T, Mitch, Bill, Jesse and Sean always
having us well hosted here at kamy T. My name
is Tom Haslett, but you all know me as Polka Tom.
Until next time, please keep a smile on your face,
put a beautiful song in your heart, always remain slap
happy and yep, you knew it. I'll close the Birthday
Show with a slap happy polka.
Speaker 11: Here he is hey erotic