Django-Grappelli J'attendrai

[frizzzzzzal]

This was not the violin player Stephane Grapelli. The real name of the piano playe was Stephano Grapply. Two totally different people. I think. maybe, back in the day they had alot of trouble with names. Django was listed often as Jinago Renard

[sickman1982]

buenisimo cuantos fraseos voy a robar de ahi jaja... un genio djanguito

[ErnieHollerhagen]

It's hard to believe but Grappelli was self-taught on violin and piano and could play well before he went to a Paris conservatory.

[prezmoment]

@ErnieHollerhagen Why is that hard to believe? Many great players are self taught and then try to polish it off by going to a conservatory.. In the end, everyone is 'self-taught'

[cabenavisson]

que bueno!!!

[IpkisStanley]

django also played violin on one recording I have

[bsharporbflat]

You mean Grappelli?, he was a great violinist

[IpkisStanley]

No Django played violin like I said. Only on one known recording. I have it on a verve jazz compilation.

[duanesslide]

post it I wanna hear it!

[thebookofjoy]

@IpkisStanley post it please!!! and please do send me a PM after you've done it.

[MiCompre]

@IpkisStanley

If I could find my vinyls, I have that track. Was it called 'You and Me'? It was issued in the 70s/80s on a compilation. One of my fave albums.

[F0nkyNinja]

@IpkisStanley

He plays Violin on "Vous et Moi" and "Blues in Mineur".

[Kpro4]

@bsharporbflat Django used to play banjo and violin before his guitar career

[Morahman7vnNo2]

Wow, Stephan was quite good at piano.

[TheElephant79]

This Song fuckin knocks me out !

[ront1971]

I love this, I've been tracing all the clips and recordings of Stephane's piano playing. He was such a great man. Interestingly, there is a clip of him playing for Michel Petruccianni on his documentary (Michel's) and a glimpse into Stephane's violin case, which I thought was so neat! anyway, thanks for posting

[MrEdgill]

Beautiful :)

[fausto2000]

Il pezzo è la canzone "Tornerai" di Olivieri

[KentuckyRacehorse]

I really like this also. Stephan you are not as fluidity on la piano like le violin don't you. Django was having a great day.

I forget the date of this .......

Do you know where is this came from ?

[samdon815]

MAN ! ! That cigarette looks good.

[Dtchmastrkilla7]

naw, it's weed

[IpkisStanley]

lol, he was such a stoner

[ivan9876543212]

Dino je stvarno bil majstor!

[bugsta2012]

man i wish i could be django even in this time line

[elaeudanla1]

sautes dans la caravane et reviens moi je t'attendrai le jour et la nuit.oui.

[DG320]

this is a great recording indeed. timeless beauty. youtube content is expanding quickly, sometimes i wonder where people get it from. there's so much guitar manouche to be found these days it almost shocks me

[agento86]

Excellent! Thanks for sharing this

[speedcrank]

Rapelli is outstanding..very often people who are gifted in one artistic discipline are gifted in others..Rapelli is one of those..Django and he are fortunate to have played with one another and found a resonant musical bond!

[murhy]

This is very unique piece. I've never heard it, I knew, that Grappelli played piano but never heard it. Thank you very much for this gem.

[GODDAMNSASQUATCH]

were did you get this recording?