Joe Derrane

Derrane in 2005 Joe Derrane (March 16, 1930 – July 22, 2016) was an Irish-American button accordion player, known for re-popularizing the D/C# system diatonic button accordion. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Irish accordion
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1993

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    Irish accordion masters
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1995

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    The Boston edge
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 2004

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    The tie that binds
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1998

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    Give us another
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1995

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    Return to Inis Mór
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1996

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    Ireland's harvest a tribute to the golden years of music in Irish America
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 2002

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    Give us another
    by Derrane, Joe, 1930-
    Published 1995

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