- "City Hall takes note: Putting on the squeeze"
Peter Stack and Vincent Maggiora cover TDA!'s lobbying activities in City Hall.
San Francisco Chronicle
no date available.
Pictoral of TDA! playin' at Candlestick park. The beginning of many gigs in
baseball stadiums.
North Beach Now, San Francisco CA
no date available
- "Band seeks respect for long-suffering accordion"
San Francisco Examiner
2/24/89
- "I was the hit of the prom"
Jon Carrol tells the story of J. Raoul Brody and his association with TDA!
San Francisco Chronicle
8/24/89
Information about how one can sign a petition in favor of having the accordion
voted San Francisco's official instrument.
Richmond Times Dispatch
10/5/89
- "Band wants to tune up accordion's status"
Paul Weingarten features TDA! and their push to get the accordion proclaimed as
San Francisco's official instrument in his assignment about The City.
Chicago Tribune
11/24/89
Cary Tennis writes about TDA!'s 36 unannounced raids in one evening in San
Francisco bars and restaurants.
San Francisco Focus
12/89
OTHER NOTABLE MENTIONS
- Betty Lenz in Santa Cruz write about the ever popular accordion band in her
Night Moves column. (no date available.
- Dave Ford covers TDA!'s show at the local Wammies (SF Weekly's Annual Music
Awards). SF Weekly, no date available.
- TDA!'s wacky and unusual style is featured in the Update column. San
Francisco Examiner, 2/25/89.
- Rob Morse promotes Accordion Awareness Month and TDA!'s upcoming local gig.
San Francisco Examiner, 6/14/89.
- "8 Phillies' Doubles Bury Giants, 9-1" Sportswriter, Ray Rotto, recalls
TDA!'s rendition of the national anthem for the Giants v. Phillies game. San
Francisco Chronicle, 9/29/89.
- Mark Langton's Night Beat column. San Francisco Examiner, 12/89.
- Herb Caen anticipates Supervisor Willie Kennedy proposal on January 8 for
the accordion be proclaimed the official instrument of San Francisco. TDA!
lobby the local lawmakers! San Francisco Chronicle, 12/27/89.
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