This is what seperates P R O F E S S I O N A L S from us want to beeeees Nice job by both
ps Chris was way over dressed that did not look Cajun

Thanks, Peer, Jamey, and Randy--by the way--I thought the black and white with the tie was reminiscent of Aldus Roger! (I didn't dress that way just for the video--my work clothes!)--I enjoyed Cameron's version also--but where's everyone else's?

I'm afraid my version might take quite some time, as I'm not much into CA at the moment, and I had never heard the Creole Stomp. But I will keep lurking of course, and maybe I will give it a try later on.
Inspiration enough, thanks to Cameron & Chris!

Might take me a while, too, Chris. I thought I was going to have it easy since I was already working on the "Washington Stomp". Turns out they're not the same - rats! I've got your version to go by now, so at least I have a great place to start.

I hope to post a version too ..

When I get a round tuit

Maybe later this week. I have to remember how to play
it .. it's been a while!

--Big

Here's my version, I've never done this before, lets
see how it works!

John,

When I checked, it said that it was still processing ..

--bn

Thanks Nick:

Let me try again

I haven't done this in a while but I'll try. No, I'm not playing a left handed accordion, my Mac Photo Booth shoots it this way. Anyway, I do a different turn from most versions. Hope you like it.

I do!
Nice dynamics and emphasis on second beat.
I'd say, dancers would love this style of playing.

Very nice version Mr Jude