Stradella Bass Accordion:

In this video, I try to remedy all of the many spoken errors made in video #13a--as well as the multitude of errors and oversights perpetrated in my previous videos!
The whole point of my accordion videos is to introduce the Five-Finger Stradella-Bass technique, devised by the late jazz musician Clarence Edgar Roberts (1906-1983). He worked this out at some point in the 1930s or 1940s.
At 14:31, the C7 chord is played by using the RING finger for the C bass button and the THUMB for the Go7 button.
ERROR ALERT: At 3:42, I SHOULD have said "F4," NOT D4.
REMEMBER: MANY--though not all-- of the "7th" chords that I demonstrate in my videos are denoted with the "5th" tone MISSING.
C AUGMENTED (C+) chord: There are two fairly easy ways to play a C+ chord using ONLY the Bass & Counter-bass rows/ranks:
(1) C bass (pinkie) + E bass (index) + G# counter-bass (pointer).
(2) Ab bass (pinkie) + C bass (index) + E counter-bass (pointer).

[@Niilamaru]

Thank you for the videos! This info is hard to find anywhere else.

[@jeanettekitching]

Fantastic info! Thanks a million!! You explain it very well...

[@scalephrase]

You're welcome, Jeanette.

[@pattysherwood7091]

I'm an idiot too! Yay! The goats are in bed, and I am thrilled to see your videos. I loved the other video. I found no fault with it. I love this one too! Thank you for every correction and clarification. Oh my God, are we related? Apologizing for everything? I do that with my kids.