heb met hem een middagje in de shop mogen vertoeven met jimmy .ik wist niet wie hij was maar hij vertelde mij dat hij gitarist was . MAAR IK WIST NIET DAT HIJ ZO GOED WAS !!! KUNNEN NOG WEL WAT ARTIESTEN EEN PUNTJE AAN ZUIGEN!!!
ga zo door thabbo!!! zie je wel weer bij upstairs mischien
I'm never going to dream of reaching his level, first of all. But in this setting, and i mean this with all the respect i have for him, with someone applauding before he even ended his piece, good judgement of fine art is given to the wrong kind of people.This is nowhere near what he can do and all the nivea-washed men that he plays for should forget what they have heard, cause they don't deserve it. We live in dire times and to see an angel like Jimmy 'please' these people is an insult.live onJ
@Whiskeyfirst Thats the same with anything. do u think the best seats at the biggest football match are taken up by the biggest fans? or the best cars driven by the biggest enthusiasts? noooo, the best of the best will almost always perform infront of at least some people that dont give a toss
this is terrible. I've heard and seen some slop players make it big (Eddie Van Halen), but this piece of shit takes the case. People play to hear this crap? I'll pay him to make it stop. He sucks.
He's one of the best guitar players ever. But I have to agree about the sloppyness in this particular clip, he can do so much better and there are other Jimmy Rossenberg video's on YouTube to prove that. Maybe he did have an off day.
@stalkek I would, but I'm too busy fucking your father in the prison shower. Another 5 years and I will be moving on. I think I tear his asshole apart in that short amount of time.
Chords are nice but the solos sound like slop. Once you hit 1:50 it's like "look at me I know minor chords !!!" 2:37 does he know there are not harmonics at those places?
@MultiPeacedog Yeah, do me a favor, find them online. Because if you google "guitar node points" you get explanations of nodes. Not someone missing harmonics. Maybe the gypsys call it "node points" but the rest of the world calls it "oops! I missed".
So,then you know nodes do not create harmonics. Wanna 'pinch/artificial' harmonic, pinch the string on a node to get a squealer :-) Jake e Lee used to tap nodes while frettin but coz this guy isnt miked up through stacks it doesnt sound that impressive, i'll give ya that. :-)
@punchyouintheneck If you're going to make a condescending comment about "the gypsys" - you might be better off spelling the word right; otherwise your position of superiority begins to look a little foolish. It's gypsies, in case you're wondering.
@stalkek And one other thing... Look around, the term GYPSY is thrown around with this guy like Django's knuckle. Even people posting here are using that term in their name. You're the one making it sound demeaning.
@punchyouintheneck Fair enough, your comment is harmless enough & maybe I took it wrong but regarding the flak an amazing guitarist like Jimmy R is getting, look at the neanderthal comment from the biglebowski.
toen ik met jimmy speelde voelde ik me echt verschrikkelijk slecht op de gitaar die man sppeeelt echt zoo alles uit zn hoofd ongelofelijk blijf vn m een superfan briliant±p
@moondogcavern having low action makes it WAY easier to do fast runs. That's why alot of flamenco players put capos on the second or third fret to bring the strings close to the fret board. Really takes a load of the fretting hand.
Gypsy jazz is always a little rough around the edges. This is one of the things that makes it earthy and unique. Too much perfection makes it lose its soul, like that player from Mr. Big (whatever his name is).
Quite rightly so. However, this is not the issue. For instance, I have seen Paco de Lucia playing the classy Concierto de Aranjuez, rough as well. But how soulful that was:). I perceive some of Jimmys lines here to be showing off. Surprisingly, he is able to make a wonderful follow up right after something I called "shred".
I see plently of arguing on here. Jimmy's ttechnique is fantastic, it was obviously taught to him by the likes of stochelo etc. He is a fantastic player, and should not be criticised
Why dont you climb back in your tree and play with your squirrels..if you dont like him..dont watch his vids..your comment says more about yourself then about me or jimmy
Am I the only one who dislikes his fast played lines? Of course, fast playing does not necessarily mean that the music is without soul, however, I am really missing the point of some of his shreds. e.g. 0:16-0:20, 0:58-1:00 or 2:20 - 2:30.
Yes, I also thought this. They are kind of a demonstration of great artistic abilities. Indeed, like you say, they have not meaning in this improvisation, they just confuse me!
@padesatosem The fact that you use the term shred disqualifies you from understanding this guy's idiom. Shred! jeez, where do you people come from. You should do the right thing and cringe with embarrassment at the pish you talk
I do not believe it is so:). First of all, I understand his idiom. I have heard a lot of gypsy guitar music. Well, he is playing manouche, and "dirt" goes along the way. Nonetheless, if I compare his means of expressing his music with, say, Stochelo Rosenberg, Tchavolo, Jorgenson, Lagrene, I am really often missing the soul in his playing. Now, it might be a heresy, but I am actually keen to think that his playing as a young boy was more expressive than his playing in this video.
@padesatosem : You're missing the soul of Jimmy's playing???!!!! Then watch the vid on Youtube named "Jimmy Rosenberg , Andreas Oberg,I Can t Give You Anything but Love"
I mean come on! Jimmy is often fucked up but he has a fucking great soul and he's an amazing guitar player! Even Biréli said so in 1993 during the concert in Oslo where is stop playing!
??? Of course this is shred! Playing around when their is not goal and meaning, this is shred! Jimmy can play much better and with much more emotions than in this fast lines...
gentilguy sans vouloir paraitre offensant mais j'aimerais te voir face a lui et reprendre le chorus apres un solo de jimmy perso je doute fort que tu puisse suivre ( crois moi je sais de quoi je parle je suis moi meme guitariste et manouche par la meme occasion ) et je m'emmelerais les pinceaux face a ce mec la
ive played with him today was greatt:d hes gonna teach me he said awesomee i play for ten years but didnt even get close to the guy with my play haha hess awesomee:d
Jimmy is AMAZING!! I only hope he will play Chicago some day so I can see him perform in person. That of course goes for Stochelo too. Both are amont my favorites! Thanks for posting this amazing musician.
Your absolutly right. Just see the movies from Tony Gatlif. Vengo and Latcho Drom. There you can see the history of the Manouche Jazz and in Vengo specificly the Flamenco!
I think Flamenco and Manouche jazz have more than a little in common generally...don't forget that flamenco is gypsy music as well, both extremely European. Where flamenco is more rhythmically orientated manouche jazz is harmonically more advanced thanks to it's basis in Bebop. But they both have that fiery spirit.
true, but most of the language used now is a mixture of Django and Charlie Parker, effectively (plus lots more). you wouldn't have heard anybody playing like Bireli does now in the 30's.
Jimmy and Bireli are two of the few gypsy jazz guitarists who have an original style. The rest usually just play Django solos really fast. Of course, one should learn the Django spirit, but not copy him!
I disagree jimmy's the one that plays fast and doesn't even play clean. there's a big difference between playing ''original'' and playing fast and sloppy and playing alternitive riffs.
Einfach nur schnell skalen runtergespielt aber abgesehen von den nur halb angeschlagenen tönen nicht schlecht. Und ein bisschen unmelodisch ich seh da keinen vergleich zu django nur das sie aus der selben ecke kommen.
This didn't do much for me. Rosenberg is obviously talented, but he seems a bit too preoccupied with technique to let the guitar speak. The thing about Django was his artistry with the guitar, the way his impeccable technique could astound but his emotion sway the soul. There are some fine Django-esque players today, notably Lagrene and Vignola, but nobody will ever replace the master.
Ha, look: I admit in my original post that he has obvious technical talent. My point is, the reason Django continues to be admired (and regarded as the greatest jazz guitarist every) is the way he could balance impeccable technique with incredible feeling. The 1:33 mark in this video, especially. Django would've never done that. Technique is one thing, but you can't learn feeling. It's what separates the guitar shredders from the bluesmen and the Rosenbergs from the Reinhardts.
I don't know what to say man.... i believe this guy embodies feeling and emotion, life-experience, and incredible maturatiy in his playing... if you don't hear it in this video, watch some others and maybe you'll see the amount of passion and emotion in this man's music. Truly, there are a lot of clones out there, and a lot of technicians. Rosenberg is neither. and represents his own unique experience with the guitar.... who's Reinhardt?
Django Reinhardt, the king of jazz guitar and arguably the greatest guitar player of the 20th century. Reinhardt could play the virtuosic lines of Rosenberg (and with only two fret fingers, at that), but he balanced those flourishes with bends and aches that gave the playing feeling. I highly recommend checking out his work.
This piece is not typical Jimmy Rosenberg. His play normally is extremely soulful. I rank him up there as among the very best, for technique and feeling. Check out his other stuff. Don't judge by this video. It's just a technique-showoff piece.
You're a drummer, huh? Well, I am a guitarist, I think i know more about guitar technique than you. You only hear like half of the notes, and it's really sloppy. Go and bang on some drums now, shoot.
nah way better that way, it's raw. he's putting passion into it. other wise whats the point? if you want to hear a piece of your choise played at a million miles an hour, metronome tight. listen to a computer do it.
is sond gives me gooosthings lay this great soud when i died i wanbnna play did for me left behindssss xxx
broeija 1 week ago
I still play the guitar because of you Jimmy!
argyify 2 weeks ago
@argyify That's funny - I want to quit because of him :0)
kungfumonk007 5 days ago
Slash (or none as: /)=120% awsomeness
This dude=1200000000000% awsomer!!!!!
Ik ben nederlands trouwens Xd
apenman3000 3 weeks ago
tz zutila tut o del dzimi tu san amaro rom
ludinovosadjanin 2 months ago
the aves bahatalo dzimi tu san amaro rom zutil tut o del
ludinovosadjanin 2 months ago
Lol, ik zat net met die gozer in sonsbeek..
Serenity1994 4 months ago
very beatiful
BeatboxBoy100 4 months ago
Sounds like Europa by Santana
Mattycnw 5 months ago
@Mattycnw Yeah! i think it is, and it soundes very like the Tuck Andress version, which i love it! great song
artha5 1 month ago
all time greatest
rudolf68 5 months ago
Anyone know what song this is? If it is a song? This is really beautiful.
BlaqBetteh 6 months ago
@BlaqBetteh Europa, Carlos Santana ^^
zoroastrenietzsche 5 months ago
@zoroastrenietzsche No it's not.
BlaqBetteh 5 months ago
Mensen die dit niet mooi vinden zijn gewoon jaloers........... het komt op het volgende neer........... ze wouden dat zij dat ook konden!!!!!
normanwieanders 6 months ago
BIZAR TALENT!!! RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!! Ik hoop dat het nu goed met je gaat Jimmy!!!! Laat iedereen maar kletsen jij bent gewoon de man!!
normanwieanders 6 months ago
waneer geeft deze man een show, rosenberg trio treed vaak op maar wanneer jimmy,wil de man graag live zien en horen
rudolf68 7 months ago
this music is so mexican i got the shits!
rageta1 7 months ago
Pure magic
vebbiyoful 8 months ago
heb met hem een middagje in de shop mogen vertoeven met jimmy .ik wist niet wie hij was maar hij vertelde mij dat hij gitarist was . MAAR IK WIST NIET DAT HIJ ZO GOED WAS !!! KUNNEN NOG WEL WAT ARTIESTEN EEN PUNTJE AAN ZUIGEN!!!
ga zo door thabbo!!! zie je wel weer bij upstairs mischien
TheCIDdennis 8 months ago
I am so skeptical when I see negatives on a clip like this. So many dislikes can't help me suspect jealousy.
Thanks for uploading this!
mattsuzo 9 months ago
Is this post documentary???
badhat1968 10 months ago
not his best performance
miroslavsafin 10 months ago
such a awesome player!! too bad i wasted his talent and life on drugs
frombaerum 1 year ago
Isn't that Nolan's Favino?
OtterpopSlaughterMop 1 year ago
@OtterpopSlaughterMop yes !!! hehehe good looking ;) and listening
SexyItaliano20 1 year ago
@OtterpopSlaughterMop he was selling it recently, he got it from jimmy and someone else famous owned it previously too i think
dylanlawless1 1 year ago
I cant believe the arrogance! Applauding before he finishes the piece!
AmundLauritzen 1 year ago 2
dun981, cranesare, cheers thanks to the two of you
dylanlawless1 1 year ago 2
@cranesare exactly the melody is from europe and it have some licks taken from echos of spain by django
dun981 1 year ago
are they meant to be steal on nylon stringed guitars?
glitcha100 1 year ago
Anyone know the name of the this, the first min or two, or is just a medley/improv
dylanlawless1 1 year ago
@dylanlawless1 I think it´s Europe by Carlos Santana
cranesare 1 year ago 2
Fast, but not clean. I better forget about this
soullessSiIence 1 year ago
I'm never going to dream of reaching his level, first of all. But in this setting, and i mean this with all the respect i have for him, with someone applauding before he even ended his piece, good judgement of fine art is given to the wrong kind of people.This is nowhere near what he can do and all the nivea-washed men that he plays for should forget what they have heard, cause they don't deserve it. We live in dire times and to see an angel like Jimmy 'please' these people is an insult.live onJ
Whiskeyfirst 1 year ago
@Whiskeyfirst Thats the same with anything. do u think the best seats at the biggest football match are taken up by the biggest fans? or the best cars driven by the biggest enthusiasts? noooo, the best of the best will almost always perform infront of at least some people that dont give a toss
c0nt1 1 year ago
i've put my guitar in fire while watching the video.
;[
Bvd0416 1 year ago
hij is gewoon een van de beste!!!!
jordandewit 1 year ago
AWSOME!!!!
ZiggZagger420 1 year ago
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this is terrible. I've heard and seen some slop players make it big (Eddie Van Halen), but this piece of shit takes the case. People play to hear this crap? I'll pay him to make it stop. He sucks.
thebiglebowski2010 1 year ago
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@thebiglebowski2010 you are bad at sex but that doesnt stop me cumming in your ear every night
myboytheharp 1 year ago
@thebiglebowski2010 Are you serious about his? If so i'd call you an ass but that would be an insult to that bodypart.
Jandebruijn1234 1 year ago
@thebiglebowski2010
He's one of the best guitar players ever. But I have to agree about the sloppyness in this particular clip, he can do so much better and there are other Jimmy Rossenberg video's on YouTube to prove that. Maybe he did have an off day.
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is he using a pick? what a fuck knuckle. I guess his gypsy fingers are only good for stealing and placing curses.
thebiglebowski2010 1 year ago
@thebiglebowski2010 Crawl back into your cave.
stalkek 1 year ago
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@stalkek I would, but I'm too busy fucking your father in the prison shower. Another 5 years and I will be moving on. I think I tear his asshole apart in that short amount of time.
thebiglebowski2010 1 year ago
yeah, but can he sell crap on QVC like Esteban?
TheRanger28 1 year ago
Chords are nice but the solos sound like slop. Once you hit 1:50 it's like "look at me I know minor chords !!!" 2:37 does he know there are not harmonics at those places?
VitusBrothers 1 year ago
@VitusBrothers 2:37 does he know there are not harmonics at those places?
Er....they're called 'node points'. Want them explained?
Just buy a basic Teach yourself Guitar book.
MultiPeacedog 1 year ago
@MultiPeacedog Yeah, do me a favor, find them online. Because if you google "guitar node points" you get explanations of nodes. Not someone missing harmonics. Maybe the gypsys call it "node points" but the rest of the world calls it "oops! I missed".
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So,then you know nodes do not create harmonics. Wanna 'pinch/artificial' harmonic, pinch the string on a node to get a squealer :-) Jake e Lee used to tap nodes while frettin but coz this guy isnt miked up through stacks it doesnt sound that impressive, i'll give ya that. :-)
MultiPeacedog 1 year ago
@punchyouintheneck If you're going to make a condescending comment about "the gypsys" - you might be better off spelling the word right; otherwise your position of superiority begins to look a little foolish. It's gypsies, in case you're wondering.
stalkek 1 year ago
@stalkek I had an IE in there but one of the "gypsies" stole it. ;-)
punchyouintheneck 1 year ago
@stalkek And one other thing... Look around, the term GYPSY is thrown around with this guy like Django's knuckle. Even people posting here are using that term in their name. You're the one making it sound demeaning.
punchyouintheneck 1 year ago
@punchyouintheneck Fair enough, your comment is harmless enough & maybe I took it wrong but regarding the flak an amazing guitarist like Jimmy R is getting, look at the neanderthal comment from the biglebowski.
stalkek 1 year ago
Chords are nice but the solos sound like slop. Once you hit 1:50 it's like "look at me I know minor chords !!!"
VitusBrothers 1 year ago
maybe he is good but here his playing was very sloppy.
AtanasovPeter 1 year ago
His guitar is awesome, sounds amazing!
G3r0n1mo 1 year ago
Ooooh he goes into echoes of Spain by Django Reinhardt near the end before some manic improvisations. It's about 1:56 - 2:19
jazzevans 1 year ago
ons pap heeft daar pas mee geJAMt!!! ^_^
Camble1994 1 year ago
toen ik met jimmy speelde voelde ik me echt verschrikkelijk slecht op de gitaar die man sppeeelt echt zoo alles uit zn hoofd ongelofelijk blijf vn m een superfan briliant±p
coeji 1 year ago
zo mooi he love this music serieus die hele familie is gewoon zo talentvol super.
esramaya7 1 year ago
jimmy the best gitarist on the hole universem
en the best man of the world jimmy maat gooi alles weg en denk aan je carriere groeten een goeie oude bekende van je
shirly1100 1 year ago
not the best guitar performance i've ever heard... he was better at the age of 14:D this is crap from him.
marty492 1 year ago
@marty492 r u crazy? lol
G3r0n1mo 1 year ago
@marty492 Yeah, maybe he,s not as clean as he's could be but....so much emotion in his playing, i love it!
ericlave 1 year ago
Is this not amazing, brilliant and beautiful? OMG!
Katchka1 1 year ago
What is this crap?!
TiaQanin 1 year ago
O man he is fiiiiiine!!!!Could a man ever be so beautiful!!!???
taddeogaddiful 1 year ago
Awesome
TopepoR 1 year ago
als je over talent praat
steinbach86 1 year ago 2
@steinbach86, en dan te bedenken dat het misschien nog wel familie van je is!
Dreskot 1 year ago
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moondogcavern 1 year ago
Jimmy Rosenberg is one of my favorite living guitarists. Is Jimmy Rosenberg related to Stochelo Rosenberg?
ChiTown7721 1 year ago
@ChiTown7721 He's Stochelo's cousin
moondogcavern 1 year ago
@moondogcavern Thanks for the info. Man, they have some serious talent running through that bloodline!
ChiTown7721 1 year ago
0:07!!!
dimitreis 1 year ago
High action will always sounds better than low action on ANY kind of guitar.
moondogcavern 1 year ago 3
it will always be worse to play to and unpreffered
buckeyelover1978 1 year ago
@moondogcavern playeed jeango's 504 high action an sounded shit. must have been my skinny fingers a lak of gipsy blues.
surferdan34 1 year ago
@moondogcavern y?
guitarsalert 1 year ago
@moondogcavern why?
DANNYK678 1 year ago
@DANNYK678
Example. If you play a G on the 6th string at the third fret and your action is low,
the string will vibrate less because there will be a "contact" between the string
and the 4th and maybe the 5th fret and so on.. depending on how low the action is.
If the action is HIGH the string will vibrate without any restriction.
Of course if the action is very high, take out a bottleneck and play blues guitar.
moondogcavern 1 year ago
@moondogcavern having low action makes it WAY easier to do fast runs. That's why alot of flamenco players put capos on the second or third fret to bring the strings close to the fret board. Really takes a load of the fretting hand.
canadianRadio 1 year ago
@canadianRadio even woth low action it's still fucking hard.
Agunforxmas 1 year ago
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@canadianRadio even with low action it's still fucking hard.
Agunforxmas 1 year ago
@moondogcavern
Bullshit - Flamenco guitar - low action sounds way more kick ass.
Atienne01 7 months ago
it is true that the action on a good gypsy guitar is very high?
jazzlefty 1 year ago
Its best to listen to this without watching it. I have watched this while listening to it and it isnt as good. Try it.
marcusdolby1 1 year ago
This is so beautiful...
SuperMefisto6666 1 year ago 5
Good argument!
Stingerfyle 1 year ago
Gypsy jazz is always a little rough around the edges. This is one of the things that makes it earthy and unique. Too much perfection makes it lose its soul, like that player from Mr. Big (whatever his name is).
koreankayagum 2 years ago
Quite rightly so. However, this is not the issue. For instance, I have seen Paco de Lucia playing the classy Concierto de Aranjuez, rough as well. But how soulful that was:). I perceive some of Jimmys lines here to be showing off. Surprisingly, he is able to make a wonderful follow up right after something I called "shred".
padesatosem 2 years ago
I see plently of arguing on here. Jimmy's ttechnique is fantastic, it was obviously taught to him by the likes of stochelo etc. He is a fantastic player, and should not be criticised
KooGuitar 2 years ago
you right. an he plays striaght from his heart. Butif you compare his technique with when jimmy was a kid. His technique is less good now.
Hucho 2 years ago
yea, some of his fast licks do miss alot of notes. Comparing his technique to stochelo's, its got to be his every time.
KooGuitar 2 years ago
He's playing a 1988 J.P.Favino
moondogcavern 2 years ago
What is the guitar he is playing?
JamesKukulka 2 years ago
you better mind this this guy below me doesnt squirt his period all over you !
ollsmells 2 years ago
horrible technique? you just dont know. you might listen to jimmy..but you dont feel jimmy..
hackslash2020 2 years ago
OH SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU LOSER!
If you love Jimmy so much , why don't you marry him!
PoutinePete 2 years ago
@PoutinePete
Why dont you climb back in your tree and play with your squirrels..if you dont like him..dont watch his vids..your comment says more about yourself then about me or jimmy
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His technique is horrible. I guess he's allowed to be weird though, because he is a great player.
sweetlikeADAM 2 years ago
Am I the only one who dislikes his fast played lines? Of course, fast playing does not necessarily mean that the music is without soul, however, I am really missing the point of some of his shreds. e.g. 0:16-0:20, 0:58-1:00 or 2:20 - 2:30.
padesatosem 2 years ago
Yes, I also thought this. They are kind of a demonstration of great artistic abilities. Indeed, like you say, they have not meaning in this improvisation, they just confuse me!
Stingerfyle 2 years ago
@padesatosem ur right the shred line was not really clear he needs to practice on this but he still a great gipsy guitar player !! cheers
jazzymady 2 years ago
@jazzymady You' fucking idiot. Listen a bit to what he's done and you'd be ashamed for what you've said.
Whiskeyfirst 1 year ago
@padesatosem The fact that you use the term shred disqualifies you from understanding this guy's idiom. Shred! jeez, where do you people come from. You should do the right thing and cringe with embarrassment at the pish you talk
frewgosh 2 years ago
I agree with you so much!!!!
KooGuitar 2 years ago
I do not believe it is so:). First of all, I understand his idiom. I have heard a lot of gypsy guitar music. Well, he is playing manouche, and "dirt" goes along the way. Nonetheless, if I compare his means of expressing his music with, say, Stochelo Rosenberg, Tchavolo, Jorgenson, Lagrene, I am really often missing the soul in his playing. Now, it might be a heresy, but I am actually keen to think that his playing as a young boy was more expressive than his playing in this video.
padesatosem 2 years ago
@padesatosem : You're missing the soul of Jimmy's playing???!!!! Then watch the vid on Youtube named "Jimmy Rosenberg , Andreas Oberg,I Can t Give You Anything but Love"
I mean come on! Jimmy is often fucked up but he has a fucking great soul and he's an amazing guitar player! Even Biréli said so in 1993 during the concert in Oslo where is stop playing!
LatchesPH 2 years ago
??? Of course this is shred! Playing around when their is not goal and meaning, this is shred! Jimmy can play much better and with much more emotions than in this fast lines...
Stingerfyle 1 year ago
@Stingerfyle See if you can rearrange these three words
point the missed
frewgosh 1 year ago
gentilguy sans vouloir paraitre offensant mais j'aimerais te voir face a lui et reprendre le chorus apres un solo de jimmy perso je doute fort que tu puisse suivre ( crois moi je sais de quoi je parle je suis moi meme guitariste et manouche par la meme occasion ) et je m'emmelerais les pinceaux face a ce mec la
eddy93100 2 years ago
ive played with him today was greatt:d hes gonna teach me he said awesomee i play for ten years but didnt even get close to the guy with my play haha hess awesomee:d
coeji 2 years ago
vraimant bien non
gpmerlijn 2 years ago
he is one of if not the greatest guitarist of all time
Seagullmania931 2 years ago
bravo il connait bien la guitare et joue à merveille. Mais c'est rien de neuf son style. On en a entendu des guitaristes, mais des tonnes.
Kurt Rosenwinkel est une meilleure inspiration à mon goût.
gentilguy 2 years ago
GIvE ALL THAT YOUV GOT MEN!!!!
maxigoodvibes 2 years ago
great talent... no words to describe... fantastic
mabrol2000 2 years ago 2
Talent??? He is a LEGEND!
daskalaras 2 years ago 13
@daskalaras But where IS the legend?
bolijack 1 year ago
ha ha on aime la vie et voici l artiste
aquarius403 2 years ago
hij is goed
floddergek 2 years ago
Fantastic!
dearmalika 2 years ago
It is Europa.... one of 2 Santana songs (el Farol is the other) that could easily be mistaken for 'Fly me to the Moon"
bndeyo 2 years ago
At 1:50 he starts playing about 30 seconds of "Echoes of Spain" by Django.
antonio3426 2 years ago
hmmm odjus
Aariumn 2 years ago
jimmy rosenberg virtuoso
complete youre destiny
rudolf68 2 years ago 3
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rudolf68 2 years ago
pff, it is not autum leaves at all.
humantechnology 2 years ago
autumn leaves (johnny mercer)
oaxacadream 2 years ago
the name of this song is autum leaves
atxgypsy 2 years ago
its actually europa
metalhead326 2 years ago 2
Hallo donriddick,
Hij speelt en variatie op "Europe" van Santana.
Groet<
Dreskot
Dreskot
Dreskot 2 years ago
@Dreskot en een stukje echoes of spain van django aan het eind (supervet nummer!)
guitarjur 1 year ago
Which song is he playing? Does some1 know?
Greetings from Holland
donriddick 2 years ago
Very good jimmy !
Jazzmanouche77 2 years ago
besides django are there any more idols or original masters of the gypsy guitar style?
ukeforChrist 2 years ago
no.
Cosbibi 2 years ago
John Jorgenson
beatfries 2 years ago
Mo so ada kerel...! This is not a flamengo but gipsy´s cry is traditioanal sinti and romani rose Gipsy culture... Not many can play it.!
luiswega 2 years ago
Jimmy is AMAZING!! I only hope he will play Chicago some day so I can see him perform in person. That of course goes for Stochelo too. Both are amont my favorites! Thanks for posting this amazing musician.
Trumpetplayer60076 2 years ago
best in the world-
bobbylonghos90210 2 years ago
habiszti
riskotibor80 2 years ago
Your absolutly right. Just see the movies from Tony Gatlif. Vengo and Latcho Drom. There you can see the history of the Manouche Jazz and in Vengo specificly the Flamenco!
Dreskot 2 years ago
I think Flamenco and Manouche jazz have more than a little in common generally...don't forget that flamenco is gypsy music as well, both extremely European. Where flamenco is more rhythmically orientated manouche jazz is harmonically more advanced thanks to it's basis in Bebop. But they both have that fiery spirit.
butrunioigneor 2 years ago
This music predated bebop by at least 10 years.
lindseyblair 2 years ago
true, but most of the language used now is a mixture of Django and Charlie Parker, effectively (plus lots more). you wouldn't have heard anybody playing like Bireli does now in the 30's.
butrunioigneor 2 years ago
Hmm, Stochelo plays much cleaner and with more soul than this guy. But Jimmy is more experimental .
Still, amazing piece of music where flamenco clearly found Jimmy.
Bravo
JazzzPianist 2 years ago 2
this isn't flamenco.
j3ohnny 2 years ago 2
I agree.
JazzzPianist 2 years ago
Jimmy and Bireli are two of the few gypsy jazz guitarists who have an original style. The rest usually just play Django solos really fast. Of course, one should learn the Django spirit, but not copy him!
AmundLauritzen 2 years ago
I disagree jimmy's the one that plays fast and doesn't even play clean. there's a big difference between playing ''original'' and playing fast and sloppy and playing alternitive riffs.
krullebol4 2 years ago
This is just beautiful !!!
Harrysmit3 2 years ago
magnifique
bsochettto 2 years ago
You guys need to suck some dick you godamn retards. He's awesome. So stop talking stupid shit.
elmachofran 2 years ago
i hear a lot of flamenco influence on this one. amazing playing
Bgharar 2 years ago
Anyone got some Guitar pro files on songs like this one?
DarkHypocrisy 2 years ago
Einfach nur schnell skalen runtergespielt aber abgesehen von den nur halb angeschlagenen tönen nicht schlecht. Und ein bisschen unmelodisch ich seh da keinen vergleich zu django nur das sie aus der selben ecke kommen.
3/5
CountChocular 2 years ago
Not everyone speaks german!!!!!
Point 2:you're not right
Jandebruijn1234 2 years ago
Not everyone is able to speak English either.
philippimmel 2 years ago
go jimmi goo gypsy power haha he showing what gypsys caaan whit giutarr's
R0bertchawo 2 years ago
Umm..whats with the guy at 1:21 ?
51516 2 years ago
Jimmy does it guys! No doubt about it, he is talented and has the flair.
pieterjanoddens 2 years ago
This didn't do much for me. Rosenberg is obviously talented, but he seems a bit too preoccupied with technique to let the guitar speak. The thing about Django was his artistry with the guitar, the way his impeccable technique could astound but his emotion sway the soul. There are some fine Django-esque players today, notably Lagrene and Vignola, but nobody will ever replace the master.
YoknapatawphaKid 2 years ago
agree
korntwist1 2 years ago
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samickz12 2 years ago
Ha, look: I admit in my original post that he has obvious technical talent. My point is, the reason Django continues to be admired (and regarded as the greatest jazz guitarist every) is the way he could balance impeccable technique with incredible feeling. The 1:33 mark in this video, especially. Django would've never done that. Technique is one thing, but you can't learn feeling. It's what separates the guitar shredders from the bluesmen and the Rosenbergs from the Reinhardts.
YoknapatawphaKid 2 years ago
I don't know what to say man.... i believe this guy embodies feeling and emotion, life-experience, and incredible maturatiy in his playing... if you don't hear it in this video, watch some others and maybe you'll see the amount of passion and emotion in this man's music. Truly, there are a lot of clones out there, and a lot of technicians. Rosenberg is neither. and represents his own unique experience with the guitar.... who's Reinhardt?
samickz12 2 years ago
Django Reinhardt, the king of jazz guitar and arguably the greatest guitar player of the 20th century. Reinhardt could play the virtuosic lines of Rosenberg (and with only two fret fingers, at that), but he balanced those flourishes with bends and aches that gave the playing feeling. I highly recommend checking out his work.
YoknapatawphaKid 2 years ago
This piece is not typical Jimmy Rosenberg. His play normally is extremely soulful. I rank him up there as among the very best, for technique and feeling. Check out his other stuff. Don't judge by this video. It's just a technique-showoff piece.
karch139 2 years ago 4
...was that a joke?
VetleZorZ 2 years ago
TAVES BAXTALO
baxtalo75 2 years ago
wtf, his fast runs suck ass, and he is waaaay tense. sorry, but for technical monsters look elsewhere.
VetleZorZ 2 years ago
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AHAHAHAHA.You are a retarded arent you???I m a drummer and i can notice the difference he has.You obviously suck balls.Grow up kid.
McJohnGr 2 years ago
You're a drummer, huh? Well, I am a guitarist, I think i know more about guitar technique than you. You only hear like half of the notes, and it's really sloppy. Go and bang on some drums now, shoot.
VetleZorZ 2 years ago
nah way better that way, it's raw. he's putting passion into it. other wise whats the point? if you want to hear a piece of your choise played at a million miles an hour, metronome tight. listen to a computer do it.
souplessluc 2 years ago
Eh... Of course i want him to play clean, and in time.
OF COURSE. Jeebus
VetleZorZ 2 years ago