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World's Greatest Polkas

by: Lawrence Welk, Myron Floren

Release Date August 25, 1992
A lively, happy ,entertaining cd.It'll put you in a good mood, and of course it is great to hear these polkas performed by two of the very best.

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Myron Floren - 24 Polkas Greatest Hits

by: Myron Floren

Release Date January 30, 2002
Fantastic, upbeat music! You simply canNOT sit while listening to Myron Floren play. I play this CD while cleaning house and my house is sparkling by the time the CD is finished. Try it, you'll see!

CD-Charts Position 3
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22 of the Greatest Polkas

by: Myron Floren

Release Date August 25, 1992
This CD of 22 polkas, is a compilation of a few albums that appeared from the early 60s through 1975 on the Dot and Ranwood labels. On a few of the tracks, Myron is backed by the Welk band, and if you hear a second accordion player, chances are that it is being played by Lawrence Welk himself.....an example would be on Helena Polka. There is a part where Lawrence is playing the melody lead and Myron is playing some arpeggiated runs behind him. If only they would release Volume 2! This CD nonetheless highlights Myron's virtuosity as an accordionist, and the uniform excellence of his work from this time period.

CD-Charts Position 4
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It Might as Well Be Swing

by: Various Artists, Glenn Miller, Pete Fountain, Lawrence Welk, Myron Floren

Release Date August 24, 1999
This CD of 22 polkas, is a compilation of a few albums that appeared from the early 60s through 1975 on the Dot and Ranwood labels. On a few of the tracks, Myron is backed by the Welk band, and if you hear a second accordion player, chances are that it is being played by Lawrence Welk himself.....an example would be on Helena Polka. There is a part where Lawrence is playing the melody lead and Myron is playing some arpeggiated runs behind him. If only they would release Volume 2! This CD nonetheless highlights Myron's virtuosity as an accordionist, and the uniform excellence of his work from this time period.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Polka Favorites

by: Myron Floren, Lawrence Welk

Release Date February 13, 1996
This CD of 22 polkas, is a compilation of a few albums that appeared from the early 60s through 1975 on the Dot and Ranwood labels. On a few of the tracks, Myron is backed by the Welk band, and if you hear a second accordion player, chances are that it is being played by Lawrence Welk himself.....an example would be on Helena Polka. There is a part where Lawrence is playing the melody lead and Myron is playing some arpeggiated runs behind him. If only they would release Volume 2! This CD nonetheless highlights Myron's virtuosity as an accordionist, and the uniform excellence of his work from this time period.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Dance Little Bird

by: Myron Floren

Release Date January 30, 2002
I bought this album for two reasons: It is by accordion master Myron Floren; It contained the song "Dance Little Bird." Unfortunately, it's not the best I've heard of either. Myron's virtuosity on the accordian comes through reasonably well, but I've heard him perform much better when he was with Lawrence Welk. I've also heard much more energetic versions of "The Chicken Dance." I prefer the sound of Myron Floren on Polkas! by Lawrence Welk. Unfortunately, I have not found this album on CD. I have transfered the album to CD from LP, but the record was not in mint condition, so it contains many pops and scratches. I wish more of the polka albums of this era were available because they capture the energy of the WWII ... Read More:

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Polka Favorites

by: Myron Floren

Release Date September 30, 1997
This is a supreme ripoff. Seventeen minutes and forty-seven seconds of music for $9.49. The music itself is very good, especially the virtuosic adaptation of "Flight of the Bumblebee." This is the only reason I gave it two stars instead of one. Bottom line, there should be two or three times as much music on this CD to make it a worthwhile buy.

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Giant Polka Hits

from: Ranwood Records

Release Date 2001
This is a supreme ripoff. Seventeen minutes and forty-seven seconds of music for $9.49. The music itself is very good, especially the virtuosic adaptation of "Flight of the Bumblebee." This is the only reason I gave it two stars instead of one. Bottom line, there should be two or three times as much music on this CD to make it a worthwhile buy.

CD-Charts Position 9
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[LP Record] Really Hook On Polka's, Yankovic, Floren, Six Fat Dutchmen, Whoopee John

by: Polka City

Release Date 2001
This is a supreme ripoff. Seventeen minutes and forty-seven seconds of music for $9.49. The music itself is very good, especially the virtuosic adaptation of "Flight of the Bumblebee." This is the only reason I gave it two stars instead of one. Bottom line, there should be two or three times as much music on this CD to make it a worthwhile buy.

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Great Polka Hits

by: Myron Floren

Release Date August 19, 1993
This is a supreme ripoff. Seventeen minutes and forty-seven seconds of music for $9.49. The music itself is very good, especially the virtuosic adaptation of "Flight of the Bumblebee." This is the only reason I gave it two stars instead of one. Bottom line, there should be two or three times as much music on this CD to make it a worthwhile buy.