A little more Roberto Enzo

[Tom]

....doing justice to the Roland and this kitschy number right here....

 

[Walker]

This gentleman studied classical accordion (quint free bass system) with the great teacher Maestro Elio Boschello of Venice, back in the day. He is a former world accordion champion, no less. Now in Scotland I believe, and yip, he's a super accordionist, and entertainer.

Thanks for sharing @Tom.

 

[vivdunstan]

He was playing live in Visocchis cafe in Broughty Ferry near where I live a few weeks / month(s) ago. The cafe streamed some of his performance on their Facebook feed. I was watching agog

 

[Pipemajor]

He was playing live in Visocchis cafe in Broughty Ferry near where I live a few weeks / month(s) ago. The cafe streamed some of his performance on their Facebook feed. I was watching agog

Ah the name "Visocchi" brings back happy memories.
When I was teenager in the 50s, the Visocchis had most of the ice cream parlours in Angus and also had the dance hall in Montrose, where I used to go on a Saturday night sometimes.
When I was a young rookie policeman at Marble Arch in London in 1959, Mr Vissocchi , who was in London on business, approached my to ask for directions. He was quite taken aback when I replied, addressing him by name, until I mentioned that I used to go dancing in Montrose