Walter Ostanek band on "Polka Time" - Mišmaš Polka (Lojze Slak) 

This was my grandmother's favorite show! Lol 😆 Good Timing , Ei ei ei ooh!!

When young people dance to music Polka - it can still be understood with brains, but when couples with gray heads dance, this cannot be understood ... for there is a Miracle, To which one can rejoice only in the Heart !!! Tepper Michael.

Bravo Walter Ostanek ti si legenda lep pozdrav iz čudovite primorske.

Ich mag sehr die Polka's gespielt von Walter Ostanek.

GREAT polka music; love the button box!

Bravo from Australia 2016

I remember this show , this year was 1986 , or so 🙂👍🇸🇮

To answer some questions below: This particular "Polka Time" show was taped at around the end of 1981 or early 1982. The button accordionist is Eddie Vrscay, who was a regular guest of "Polka Time" for several years. The style of polka played here is definitely "American-style" a la Frankie Yankovic. Vrscay later returned to the stage playing Slovenian style a la Lojze Slak.

wow!!! this is AWESOME Music! I'm of German ancestry and I know I was a polka dancer in a previous life in the Fatherland

verry nice

fun music!

Well done!

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Wenn junge Leute hörend Polka tanzen, kann man sie immer noch mit Verstand verstehen, aber wenn Paare mit grauen Köpfen tanzen, kann man das nicht verstehen ... denn es gibt ein Wunder, an dem man sich nur im Herzen freuen kann !!! Tepper Michael.

leuk nummer muziek super

I wonder if they served cabbage rolls and coffee? Mmm, mmm good!

this song is old Lojze Slaks's polka called mišmaš (mismas) polka

slak tune. Mis Mas Polka

Thanks for uploading in 2009. Do you know WHEN/WHERE this was recorded? I think it was at the Transylvania Club in the 1970's.

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Who is playing the button box? Could it be Jimmy Sturr?

@myplace9 it is not goter. he has completly different style of playing

That tune just doesn't sound good with 2 Accordions going. Was meant to be a solo tune for a Button Accordion like a Melodija or Prostor and it was played in the wrong Key. Slak's original song was played with I think a 4 row ADGC Harmonika. Starts off in G and then ends in C.

Awful without brass horns!!!

This was my grandmother's favorite show! Lol 😆 Good Timing , Ei ei ei ooh!!