You're being modest Ehren!
No difficulties there.
Nice gentle bounce to it- if it was a beer it would would be bright and hoppy with a smooth body. Well served.
Greezy I appreciate your comments and enjoy your wit, there's no doubting that you genuinely care about folks' development on the instrument- no matter what their background, that's cool with me.
Ehren! Man, you "almost" had it! I kept time with you just from listening to your treble buttons. You were stressing the drop beat on your treble side as a Cajun would do. But...you were on and then off on the base side. You'd correct it and then lose the base again and it was just a hair of a beat off at times and would switch to opposite of where you should've been. Playing the top button when you shoulda been hitting the bottom base button. Wanna know why? THE FEET! You have to play your feet to keep your accordion in time my man. Had a couple post about this not long ago. Don't deny your feet and heels or you'll struggle much longer than you need to. Very close.....very close.
AJ, this is a song that I've always wondered what key accordion Lynn August was playing it on. I believe it is a B flat. He would be playing in the 2nd position on that B flat in the easy key of "F" on the "pull" I think? Can you give this a try and let me know if it fits with your B flat on the pull? Man I sure hope you know how to check the "Recent Post" link at the top of the forum, or you'll never see this now will ya?