I'm trying to play this tune by ear, and it seems to have some awkward fingering. I end up playing a B octave at one point, which is very unusual from the songs I usually play.

Anyone else experience that? I see Ganey's video, but the accordion is a bit small in the overall image and I'm having a little problem making it out. And these days, it's harder for me to learn by video, even though that's how I started out.

I know that I responded to this, this morning, but now, it is gone. Dwight, I will try to find some time tonight or in the morning to redo it on a C accordion up close. That was the second video I ever did...ten years ago.

Ok, thanks. But, does it have some odd fingering like I mentioned? Just trying to see if I am doing something wrong.

No, there's no B octave and no odd fingering that I can recall. It does have odd timing. When you think the phrase is over, there's another little tag.

I'm clued into that off phrase. Ambrose seems to like those, given some of his other tunes. Anyone ever attempt Two Step de l'Afrique?

Dwight - you have an email address?

Added to my profile now.