"I think that it's not necessary.
Mister Big is the only one who can do that and he's busy enough.
If you want to see photos , take a look at link#2 or link#3.
Link#2 is the site from mr. Simpson and it's often renewed with pictures of Cajun and Zydeco gigs at Louisiana.
Link#3 is a website , which was earlier published at the LSUE site, but dissapeared when they rebuild it."
Oh, I get it, when a few of the "cognoscenti" are for it, then you lean the way the wind blew last and change your position afraid to be aligned with or agree with someone who thinks for himself. Got it.
I think it would be great to see some shots of some of our makers who are active here to show some of their boxes and perhaps some shots of players who are playing their instruments.
I would also like to see some lowly Hohner shots and
shots of local bands of some of our members.
Let's see some shots of our group members and their accordeons...
Three cheers for those of you who posted you would like to see some new phots... let's freshen up the place.
I suggest no one of fame as in recorded or related to famous folks or the top three mass production accordeon makers... some grass roots stuff.
Jude and Brian and John Doucet and Ed if he's around and anyone else who is a low production one man shop.
@Bohemian, I don't want to give Big Nick more work , that's all.
I thought that you want to see photos and sorry for that.
And you're right , I prefer the wind from the right way
I made up something, but whot'll I do with it? I don't know how to embed and all that. I sent it to Big Nick, maybe he knows how to handle this.
I have also put it on flickr. Website #2.
It would also be great to minimize the scrolling down by incorporating the "Cajun Accordion Discussion Group" words into the photo montage, and getting rid if the accordion gif at the top, and the large letters below that.
The April 2011 Dewey Balfa Cajun & Creole Heritage Week
