Django Reinhardt - Blues en mineur

[jloaizaos]

me encanta!!!

[lolzpoop42]

Django is my

[devastaterd]

thismusic serieos thakes my breath asweay

[Filledelanuit897]

Please, what is this wonderful photograpy?



[GKCMAGUITARE]

@Filledelanuit897 photography from jean baptiste (django) reinhardt take in 1936 belleville in paris before fire accident where hand of django loose 2 feets :°) 

[2emeraldeyes]

Is that Artie Shaw on Clarinet? Sounds like his style...hmmmm

[78MILT]

Not Artie SHAW but : hubert rostaing : french clarinet player

And yes sounds like Artie!

Milt

[2emeraldeyes]

Lol - love it! Chopin's Funeral March at 1:04 - Brilliant :D

[guitarandharp]

I was very fortunate because I heard this music from the age of five and by the age of ten I was really beginning to 'hear' it ...My father had the 78s and the 10 inch L.Ps. It sounds great to me now, many years on and both Django and his clarinet players have been a major influence on my own music.

Thanks for posting this. I'm going to search for Blues For Ike now....

[wenjus]

thias guys only had 2 finger to play guitar XD

[theRoseofmyheart]

Speechless

Thank you for this nietzarathoustra!



[thefantobi]

So hard to play along with.

[28zepelin]

pues este jenio era de raza gitana,

[torojete]

Noooo me digas @28zepelin,

[28zepelin]

@torojete,pues si,este tio era gitano

[Camberdown10]

Great foot tapper. Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for sharing.

[codehendrix]

@013jc I like your spirit....... music needs more of this... people that stand firm in their beliefs... i dont care if we disagree... as long as we both believe in what we do strongly.... not because of some trend.... but anyways... i was just trying to say that... Hendrix owes alot to django... because of bb king... bb king was a great django admirer.... i do believe to some extent about your thoughts on jazz.... i just like rock more because... the distance between dynamics in rock is greater

[killdeslm]

Dudes thats some good mofo'n shit right there

[DasHinchen]

man I cant stop posting these on facebook. It's so good it hurts.

[blacsouljah]

@DasHinchen

"So good it hurts." I couldn't have said it better. lol.

[DasHinchen]

@013jc I second that!

[scoress6]

So damn good

[MrHondaguy1]

Fantastic!!! such a cool and swinging piece of jazz! Love the small piece with the Chopin thrown in!

[MelodyFelixVivian]

Awesome!!! I can't stop smiling and tapping my feet!!! :)

[claudine9292]

plus-que-parfait!!!



[Mattycnw]

I discovered this piece about a week go and I still have it on repeat. Never gets old :)

[codehendrix]

this is hendrix's redhouse live....

[philipthedude]

@codehendrix lol i hope youre joking :P

[codehendrix]

@philipthedude no.... they share a similar intensity, aggressivity, and sense of precision and articulation......listne to Jimi Hendrix live in 1968.... rehouse...... its amazing... im making an indirect comparison....hope u understand!i love django..... bb king did too.....

[philipthedude]

@codehendrix lol i thought you ment that this very recording was played by jimi hendrix, dont get me wrong i am a huge fan of jimi hendrix! :)

[lomascampante]

@philipthedude they had different styles man, I like two too

[mosabama]

I LOVE ITTTTTTTTT

[albertineification]

meme le monde m,apparait beau sur cette musique là ! merci pour le partage

[15111936]

was this a session with a part of Ellington band while in states?

[jeanmariefagon]

@15111936 no, recorded in France (Paris I think) around 1942. Probably Hubert Rostaing on clarinet, Pierre Fouad on drums... great session

[whitefalcon64]

NADIE SE LE PUEDE COMPARAR

[michel3407]

quel c basse

[djangireli]

P-E-R-F-E-C-T