Here is No Doubt playing "Don't Speak" back in January 1994 when it was a "love song." Later, when Stefani and bassist Tony Kanal's romantic relationship ended, it became a break-up song and catapulted the band to fame. That's Gwen's brother Eric on the accordion. He went on to become an animator for The Simpsons and The Ren & Stimpy Show.
Here is No Doubt performing a very VERY different early version of "Don't Speak" (1994) with accordion!
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