8 thoughts on “ Orange Juice Oberek - Ray Henry And His Famous Orchestra* - Swingtime Polka (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Dec 24,  · Though there were many memorable Vrazels concerts, one of the highlights for Barcak was a show in East Bernard that featured the reigning kings of the polka scene in The Joe Patek Orchestra.

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2. This CD has music from the albums "Clarinet Polka" and "Domino Polka" with Ray Henry & His Orchestra Bold Titles Have Sound Clips - Can be played on most media players now! Click to listen!

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4. Aug 15,  · Here is some interesting information on one heck of a polka band from Connecticut area. The big band of JOE ROCK (a ten piece orch.) had recorded FIVE lp albums and was playing the East coast from New England to NY, NJ and PA to some of the biggest polka crowds around in the s. They had a tough, driving sound that evolved from the.

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5. The polka jukebox is filled with the following selection: Lifetime Achievement Honorees. Slavko Avsenik - Trumpets Echo Polka (EP Record) Kenny Bass - Mocilnikar's Polka (LP Polka Shindig) Cecilia Dolgan - Roses Of Love (CD Sings In Polkatown USA) Joe Fedorchak - Wonder Boy Polka (CD For That Old Gang Of Mine) Fred Gregorich - Cheese & Crackers Polka (LP Polkas A La Carte).

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6. Using the first names of Ray Zak and Henry Mocarski, the Ray Henry Orchestra was born. This group played in a local restaurant for approximately 2 ½ years with much of their earnings used to build up their polka library. Then they made plans to have a piece orchestra.

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7. Johnny retired as leader of the orchestra on March 6, , and his brother Joe, without missing a beat, took over the responsibilities of the band under the name of The Menko Orchestra. Johnny Menko continued playing in the Menko Orchestra which completed 50 years of .

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8. Although the group played a wide variety of music, Mocarski’s first love was the polka, and he became known as “Ray Henry, the Polka Maestro.” His band played all over the northeast, travelling to perform at dance halls and social events from Chicago into Canada.

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