Diatonic Button Accordion - Notable Players

Notable Players

  • Basque: Kepa Junkera
  • Belgium: Didier Laloy; Sophie Cavez
  • Brazil: Renato Borghetti
  • Colombia: Israel Romero (Vallenato); Aniceto Molina (Cumbia)
  • England: John Kirkpatrick, Rod Stradling, Pete Coe, Tony Hall, Andy Cutting, John Spiers, Saul Rose, Tim van Eyken, Brian Peters, Julian Sutton
  • Finland: Markku Lepistö
  • France: Marc Perrone, Stephane Delicq, Bruno le Tron, Frederic Paris
  • Ireland: Paddy O’Brien, Joe Burke, Bobby Gardiner, Joe Cooley, Tony MacMahon, Jackie Daly, Máirtín O'Connor, Sharon Shannon, Dermot Byrne, Brendan Begley, Johnny O'Leary
  • Italy: Riccardo Tesi
  • Mexico: Ramón Ayala (Norteño), Juan Villarreal (Norteño)
  • Norway: Rannveig Djønne
  • Québec: Philippe Bruneau, Yves Lambert, Denis Pépin, Gaston Nolet, Sabin Jacques, Réjean Brunet
  • Scotland: Peter Wyper, Jimmy Shand, Will Starr, Fergie MacDonald, Graham Irvine
  • Ukraine: Alexander Hrustevich
  • USA: John Kimmel, PJ Conlon, Joe Derrane, Billy McComiskey (Irish tradition); John Nolan, (Irish Traditional) Marc Savoy (Louisiana Cajun); John Delafose, Boozoo Chavis (Louisiana "zydeco"); Flaco Jimenez ("conjunto")

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