New accordion

I've taken an interest in the French music of North America recently...

I am the owner of a new Hohner Ariette 10 button diatonic (or Cajun) accordion.

Push / Pull
1 E - G
2 G - B
3 C - D
4 E - F
5 G - A
6 C - B
7 E - D
8 G - F
9 C - A
10 E - B

It's impossible to make full chords, but there are implied partial chords/blends

Push:
C can be any combination of buttons because C(1st) E(3rd) and G(5th) are everywhere (A is in the Pull)
4+5, 3+4, and 6+7 are most common C chords.

Pull:
G chord (G is the 1 button)
(1+)6+7 or 7+10

D or Am 5+7 or 7+9

F 4+5, 7+8, or 8+9

pulled these off a youtube video... just basic stuff for reference for now.

Norwegian Wood

wanted to learn this for banjo so I could play along with a friend who can play it quite well on guitar.. I think this would be doing the sitar part in the original...

D|~~~0~~~0~~~|~~~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~~~~~~~|
B|~3~3~~~3~~~|~5~3~1~|~0~0~~~0~~|~~~1~0~|
G|~~~0~~~0~~~|~~~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~2~~~~~|
D|~~~0~~~0~~~|~~~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~~~~~~~|
g|~~~~~0~~~0~|~~~~~~~|~~~~~0~~~0|~~~~~~~|

D|~~~0~~~0~~~|~~~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~~~0~~~0~~|
B|~~~0~~~0~~~|~~~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~~~0~~~0~~|
G|~0~0~~~0~~~|~~~5~4~|~0~0~~~0~~|~0~0~~~0~~|
D|~~~0~~~0~~~|~3~~~~~|~~~0~~~0~~|~~~0~~~0~~|
g|~~~~~0~~~0~|~~~~~~~|~~~~~0~~~0|~~~~~0~~~0|

tried to convert this from a bluegrass tab I found...
sounds right to me! This will be awesome next time I jam with him.