This 1950s comic shows how playing the accordion will change your life
This 1950’s comic book advertisement is pretty much my life after May 1, 1999, the day I first took the accordion out on the streets:
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I’m pretty sure that “no cost” promise is akin to the old “9 albums for a penny” offer from Columbia House. It doesn’t matter — the accordion is a worthwhile investment!
Thanks to Natalie Brahan for the find!
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