Zydeco on a Triple-Row GCF Diatonic Button Accordion - Basics Pt. 2

Cont. from Pt. 1, we will now apply our knowledge of playing "Jambalaya" on the "C" 10-Button Cajun diatonic Accordion (Key of C) over to the Middle, "2nd", "C" Row of a GCF Triple-Row diatonic Accordion, complete with Left-Hand Bass accompaniment.

[@pianodad123]

I just bought a corona 2 a couple of weeks ago And your videos are very helpful and informative thank you so much for posting these.

[@StringsandWings]

I'm just getting into it. Good video, thanks.

[@capnjimmy805]

Note 1 - At 1:28 I'm closing up the Low (L) Reed Bank Stop & also closing the High (H) one as well, leaving the Accordeon with just the 2 Middle Reed Banks (MM) going (a 10-Button "Cajun" Accordeon has LMMH, 4 Reed Banks), sounding similar (although more "Dry" unless it's tuned "Wet") to a Hohner Corona ll (2 M Reeds [MM] per note) type Diatonic 3-Row Accordeon.

[@Phillip-y6d]

Hank Williams invented Zydeco !

[@eugenelayton5231]

Very confusing.

[@FabiusPyromanus]

This isn't basic..?