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The "Tennessee Waltz" is performed by the Jim Busta Band with Mollie B & Ted Lange
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Chad Busta (Mollie B's brother) - Vocals, Drums, video editor - VidProQuo01@gmail.com
Ted Lange (Mollie B's husband) - Vocals, Accordion, Midi Bass - [ Ссылка ]
Mollie B - Vocals, Keyboard - [ Ссылка ]
Jim Busta (Mollie B's dad) - Concertina - [ Ссылка ]
Karl Hartwich - Concertina
Herbert Nic Dunkel - Trumpet
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Rex Collins - Videographer
The Jim Busta Band has performed for 40 years. Son Chad (WI) joined the band in 1984. Daughter Mollie (OH) joined the band in 1990. Karl (WI) joined the band in 2015. Son-in-law Ted Lange (OH) and Alex Vinecki (MI) joined the band as guest artist on this day. Not performing on this song, but a regular in the band since 1981 is Jeff "Sparky" Biermann (IA). Jim and his band have been based out of Edgewood, Iowa; Spring Grove, Minnesota; and now Onalaska, Wisconsin.
Mollie B is the host of the "Mollie B Polka Party" on RFD-TV (airing 2 hours every week) and a member of the International Polka Association Hall Of Fame. Ted Lange is a two-time GRAMMY-Nominee and is also a member of the International Polka Association Hall of Fame. Mollie & Ted host the Mollie B Polka Party Radio Show on both on Rural Radio, Channel 147, (Sundays, 11:00am to 1:00pm EST) and kneiradio.com (Sundays, 8:00-10:00pm EST).
Mollie B & Ted also lead the award-winning band SqueezeBox. The band has become one of the most popular and well-known bands specializing in live folk dance music and entertaining stage shows. Currently based in NW Ohio, their performances span multiple genres with a repertoire of over 800 songs, and solid vocals in English, Polish, German and Czech. Squeezebox is known for their ability to play "something for everyone", and easily adapts to any venue, ranging from town festivals, polka festivals, ethnic festivals including Polish, Czech, and German festivals and Oktoberfests, to weddings, anniversary parties, church festivals, state and county fairs and music festivals. Recently, they appeared in the Warner Brothers film "The Mule," starring Clint Eastwood.
