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Yes the box he used was indeed a 3 row CBA with PA keys. At the time in the US a button box was considered "Foreign" and PA's where the norm. Leon had his box custom ordered, made in Italy by Zerro Sette and imported by Giulietti.
I started a whole thread here about Finto-Piano accordions. Curious little guys, Im thinking of the same principle applied to other instruments now - I guess a 6 string banjo is similar in a way, guitar players can use the chords they know on them without having to learn anything new. Most banjos have 4 or 5 strings and are tuned differently. An acoustic guitar that looked like an electric on the outside would be a similar bit of deception, sorta.
Man but Leon Sash could play. George Shearing gave up on the accordion after hearing him.
Gutted...Leon Sash has always been king for me....used the excuse i couldn't get his sound was because i play CBA...no more excuses...
Leon Sash, joe Mooney, George Shearing all blind..... best poke my eyes out with a stick....
Some may not know - Joe Mooney played both Hammond B3 and PA accordion. Also George Shearing's first ever recording was on an accordion and not a piano.
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