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The Vancouver Squeezebox Circle meets on the first Thursday of every month at Spartacus Books, 684 East Hastings Street. Note that there will be no session at Spartacus in March - The next session will be on April 5th from 8 to 10 pm. Instead, on March 1st (the first Thursday) go see Creaking Planks + Portland's Underscore Orkestra - Little Mountain Gallery, 195 E. 26th Street

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How To Be An Accordion Player Booklet A 45-page instructional booklet by Geoff Berner This indispensable volume comes complete with chapters describing: How to Choose an Accordion How to Pay for Your Accordion Approaching the Buttons of Your Accordion Without Fear and much more! CDN$7	2012 Accordion B2 Accordion Babes calendar and CD. 13 accordion goddesses in provocative poses celebrating free reeds and the feminine form. Includes a compilation CD with a track from each lovely. The perfect gift for music lovers, accordion fans, pin-up buffs. Order from: http://accordionpinupcalendar.com/	Buster sends postcards to his friends back home when he and his father go to San Antonio, Texas for the International Accordion Festival. (Age 4-8) Click below to order from Amazon.com: Postcards from Buster: Buster Plays Along (L3) - softcover $3.99 Buster Plays Along (Passport to Reading) - hardcover $10.92
One Less Guitar stickers available at Spartacus Books- $2 (or $8 for 5): 684 East Hastings Street
Accordion Noir t-shirts with Flutina Girl on the front in a frame made of Bruce's 100 year old Hohner, and with our slogan on the back: "Ruthlessly pursuing the idea that the accordion is just another instrument." Lovely. Wear them with pride, because you're so cool. They cost $20 here in Vancouver, or $25 with postage to wherever else people find themselves. S, M, L, XL (the wide kind, not the long XL kind). They're made by Fairware, a local women-owned company that specializes in fair labour and environmental shirts and stuff. "Why Flutina Girl?" Flutinas were a really early kind of accordion, she's holding one, and we love her. She's probably about 130 years old now. http://squeezyboy.blogs.com/squeezytunes/flutina/index.html To order a shirt, email: accordion.noir@gmail.com / 604-782-7245
	Accordion Revolution t-shirts from Newfoundland's Living Planet	HohnerWear - t-shirts, bumperstickers, and more.

		2002 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival accordion t-shirt - XL only. Purchase supports New Orleans community radio station WWOZ - they ship to Canada!

Comics reposted from: Learn to Play the Accordion in Eight Simple Pages - http://www.ep.tc/intunewithfun/
(Note Henri Ducharme's analysis of this 1953 comic).