belizaire Waltz also comes to mind.

I started with Octa's Two Step (Cajun excercise) and Tit yeux noirs.
I think that's a good start

I would nominate the Valse Malchanceau and Eunice 2 Step

I agree with "J'ai passé devant ta porte" for the waltz and... "Choupique" for two-step.
Maz

the first tunes i learned by myself were J`etais au bal, and Madame Sosthene.

Come to think of it, New Iberia Polka was realy the first one, it`s a nice tune but i can only play it in single notes.

wilfred

I think the Love Bridge Waltz and the Back Door. I learned the back door with a little help from Big Nick's site.

I'am still trying to figure out back door, anyone know the button numbers to that tune? It might sound lame, but it helps me pick it up so much faster... It saves beating your head against the wall. lol, And Nick you come up with a DVD on beginner tunes with button numbers it would be a big seller..

Gar

Have you checked out Nick's site?

Yes I have, he only has button numbers on some... But not back door. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.

Gary

Gary,

You may have guessed by now that I am in the planning
stages of putting together a beginers lessons DVD.

I plan on including "button numbers" in my
documentation.

Hopefully, I can include "Back Door" in the DVD.

--Big

Sounds great Nick, I will be looking forward to your DVD....

Thanks, Gary