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Speaker 3: Industris the Rifleman Bulka from Frankie Zeits and Joe melockers

starting us off on this episode of Tom's Polka Parties.

Oh yeah, the riflement polka always gets me up and going.

And let's just stick with Frankie's heights and Joe Malocker

and head over to the elbow room for the elbow Room.

Speaker 4: Polka in.

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the completing.

Speaker 5: It will be so you be sorry that you love

me sad, and.

Speaker 6: Don't forget you'll be great when there's nothing you can

do when your friend lives.

Speaker 4: These are endless everything you have done, so let me

warn you.

Speaker 7: You won't let me warn you. You'll be sorry.

Speaker 8: From now.

Speaker 2: You'll be sorry.

Speaker 4: You'll be sorry that you let me say, and don't

be garding you.

Speaker 7: Required when there's nothing you can do when you're friendless.

Speaker 2: Days are endless.

Speaker 4: Everything has dolls, So let me warn you. You won't

let me warn you. You'll be sorry from now on.

Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Stan Blount, you'll be sorry. That was Jack

Tankovic providing the great vocals with the Stan Blount Orchestra,

and let's just stick with Stan and the boys for

Eddie's Volka, then no doubt that was Joe Molocker and

the Moloccer Brothers. Girl, make Me a corsage. I wish

I would have asked Joe before he passed away exactly

what that song title meant. Sometimes I fear playing the

song because I fear it's not politically correct to ask

a girl to make me a corsage. You have to

realize that Joe Molocker came from an era where things

like that were appropriate.

Speaker 9: After the game, after school, after work. Applebee's is where

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salmon or chicken. Applebee's is located where Beaumont meets Banning,

just off Sixth Street near Highland Springs Avenue. Applebee started

with the same philosophy they follow today, focus on serving

good food to good people in a neighborhood style setting.

Applebee's also offers car side to go when you order online.

Applebee's in Beaumont serving the pass area, so fresh, so fast,

Make it Applebee's Tonight.

Speaker 3: Take Tom's Poke party with you anywhere you go by

downloading the free smartphone app downloing, Google Play or in

the app store. Keep up with the latest Polconees events

and dances. Download your smartphone app today. Go to Google

Play or the App Store and search for the free

km me t S smartphone app. The download on your phone.

This message is endorsed by me Poke Tom. Go to

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Speaker 8: 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

ipapolkas dot com for all the details. Best of luck

to you, and now I have to get back to

decas imposing.

Speaker 3: All right, we'll do one more from My Locker Brothers,

featuring the vocals of Francis ambrosicch and Papa Joe Molockar.

It's Wayward Gypsy from the Molcker Brothers.

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highly bursting.

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Speaker 4: Silk Up, the Lazy Hazy Sanchine, the loves a.

Speaker 13: Girl I don't know where she belongs to move another, Oh,

how I wish that she were mine.

Speaker 14: Until then non taking comfort is Cougarmanda, why she can

dance with why bend and seeing a sleep as Muska.

Speaker 4: Tell like the winds of Santa Anna. Oh, how she

has me in a spell.

Speaker 2: She doesn't know.

Speaker 8: How much I love her?

Speaker 4: And how I wish your glad she weren't mine?

Speaker 12: What can I do but have the mother welsh u

Comanda jeeves as creating as a talking with lady hair A.

Speaker 5: Shard a maid.

Speaker 2: Her smiles and.

Speaker 6: Talks of Katie I wish I didn't to feel as.

Speaker 2: A way as GeV long.

Speaker 13: Step and another of how I wish that she were

mine until then?

Speaker 12: In the nine peg came comfort songa wine.

Speaker 3: We should all try a little cuckamonga wine frand Molckar

Frank wrote in Friends the Girl from Cuckamonga, an original

composition from keeping that great Molocker sound going strong.

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Speaker 9: Fourteen ninety am smart Talk Radio k m e T Banning,

Beaumont and Redlands fourteen ninety am radio.

Speaker 3: Here's Fred Molocker, Frank wrote, and Friends again. Three to

the left, three to the right, Bulka, It's walls time

on the program. Let's turn to Johnny Crishe and his

band Crishe's Waltz.

Speaker 5: Anywhere, Ay and many day anything isn't any.

Speaker 3: Once again the beautiful work of the Johnny Crochet Orchestra.

Smooth as silk. That was the song title and also

the title of the cassette that that song came off of.

Great music from Johnny Crochet. We'll stay in waltz mode

and get a little Italian flavor here going from Don

Garibaldi Dotti michi mano beyonda Take Tom's poke party with

you anywhere you go by downloading the free smartphone app

found on Google Play or in the app store. Keep

up with the latest Polconews events and dances. Download your

smartphone app today. Go to Google Play or the app

store and search for the free km MET smartphone app.

The download on your phone. This message is endorsed by

me Poke Tom. Go to Google Play or the app

Store today and search for the free km MET smartphone

app and download.

Speaker 11: Check us out online at KMET fourteen ninety am dot com.

Speaker 9: Your health is the number one priority at him At

Family Clinic. Doctor isabellat Posgnoli, MD is a Board certified

Doctor of internal medicine and worked at the Loma Linda

Veterans Healthcare Center. Doctor Posegnoli is an expert in treating diabetes,

high blood pressure, and kidney disease. Log onto heim Atfamilyclinic

dot com. Today, all insurances are accepted and same day

appointments with a doctor you can truly trust at Hemet

Family Clinic log Onto Hemmetfamilyclinic dot com. Hemmetfamilyclinic dot com.

Speaker 3: Joshua Tree Accordion Festival returns for its second year on

June sixth and seventh, twenty twenty sixth. Spring 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 accordion's role across musical traditions from folk, unjunto

zaidiko and Polka, depok Americana, experimental and be off. 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, accordions performer and owner

of the Accordion Apocalypse repair Shop and Joshua Tree. This

festival is about community, cross pollination of styles and celebrating

the weird, wonderful magic of the squeeze box in the desert.

Festival highlights include live accordion or 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, and 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 seven in Joshua Tree, California.

For more information, email according Apocalypse at yahoo dot com again,

that's accordion Apocalypse at Yahoo dot com. The Joshua Tree

Accordion Festival is next weekend, friends. I plan to be

going out there and enjoying myself, and I'll bring back

some music representative of the festival that we'll play next

week on the show. Once again Don Garibaldi and his

band doing a beautiful waltz there called be a Montesino.

Next up, we're going to turn to Gary Seabert's Polkapyra,

California and do a couple of songs that are unique

to Gary's band. This is the snoodle Bar and Grilling.

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Speaker 3: Once again Gary Sebert spoke up Power California. Donna Wanna Boomba.

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Speaker 3: Once again the internationals their common von den Bergen. We

come from the mountains more. Tom's folk Party coming up

an hour two. Stay tuned after the top of the

hour break you're listening to Tom's Folk Party right here.

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