American Oldies

[Alek Yasko (kombrig)]

American old tunes (30's - 60's) is still be very popular. And it's very well suited for an accordion. I like to play oldies and people like to listen them. Take a look some examples:

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I_Love_Paris.not (http://www.notation.com/discus/messages/35939/I_Love_Paris-33123.not) (76.0 k)</td></tr></table></center>
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ByeBlue.not (http://www.notation.com/discus/messages/35939/ByeBlue-33124.not) (92.9 k)</td></tr></table></center>

[Alek Yasko (kombrig)]

I forget something to tell you. Being not really satisfied of shortness of theme "Bye, Bye Blue" (just 8 measures), I've composed two more parts. People appreciate it.
Are you?

[Alek Yasko (kombrig)]

Howdy, folks!

Now, listen to improved midi of those pieces.

1. Bye, Bye Blue
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ByeBlue.mid (http://www.notation.com/discus/messages/35939/ByeBlue-33574.mid) (14.6 k)</td></tr></table></center>

2. I love Paris
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I_Love_Paris.mid (http://www.notation.com/discus/messages/35939/I_Love_Paris-33575.mid) (12.6 k)</td></tr></table></center>

Enjoy!