Thanks so much! Yes, I am indeed from Birkenhead, Oxton in fact. Where are ya from? We play the 3rd Wednesday of every month at Djangos riff, wood street, Liverpool. Its a great bar, great clientele, come down there if ya can! Other than that, we're normally around doin festivals, or random gigs here there and everywhere. Hope to see you (all) soon, best wishes, and thanks again for all the nice comments!
Hi there, thankyou so much for your comments, I'm so glad that you enjoyed the music. As for the sound......firstly, the guitar I use is a 1932 Selmer replica, built by Dave Hodson who, sadly, passed away last year. As for the recording of the sound; strangely, if you use a mic of lower quality, it replicates the standard of the day, thus giving you the vintage tone. One of the most genuine I did was using a web chat plastic mic, which cost a fiver!! lol. Anyway, thanks again, best wishes, Paul
hey there, sorry it's taken me so long to respond; I only just realised you asked a question!!! Thanks for the comment, glad you liked the music. Actually, the pick I used here is one I made myself. I've been experimenting with different materials, sizes and shapes, and eventually found my ideal combination. I still use moustache picks also, usually 3 or 4mm. Thanks, best wishes, Paul
the best cover of nuages i've ever seen hands down. so many people try to make it into a shred song with all kinds of reverb/delay/flange it's painful to listen to. but you the man, keep it up.
thats funny you say that, me and monsieur dyens played it his master class one time. it is pretty good, but this dude did a really good job (way different and still awesome)
i thought he was a real laid back, chill kinda dude. all i know is i played 'tango in the sky' for him scared out of my wits (since he wrote the thing), and all he did was compliment me on it and give advise to improve real non-patronizingly (while he could have easily tore me a new one since he plays it a 1000 times better)
Superb, I`ll be looking out to see if you ever venture South.
DRONGOBILLY 1 year ago
yeah!! Manouche!! 10***** Max
zillotto 2 years ago
really great , too hard for me
555++++
carlos13190 2 years ago
can you teach us how to paly nuages
rockyjazz713 3 years ago
Great playin man.I can't believe i haven't been to see you live.I think your from Birkenhead as i am.
BlueonGreen7 3 years ago
Thanks so much! Yes, I am indeed from Birkenhead, Oxton in fact. Where are ya from? We play the 3rd Wednesday of every month at Djangos riff, wood street, Liverpool. Its a great bar, great clientele, come down there if ya can! Other than that, we're normally around doin festivals, or random gigs here there and everywhere. Hope to see you (all) soon, best wishes, and thanks again for all the nice comments!
rogerdiamond 3 years ago
Superbe interprétation.
muskatnuts 3 years ago
First of all your playing on this song is ubelivable!!!
I can't believe I haven't heard of you before.
You're quickly becoming one of my fav cureent gypsy jazzers next to Angelo D. and Joscho S.
I respect other current greats and would never criticize or discredit anybody but that's just me.
Now please when you have a moment tell us how you got THE sound here?
It took me a few seconds to realize it's really you playing live.
It sounds 100% 30's Django records, you captured the spirit too!
20wtube 3 years ago
Hi there, thankyou so much for your comments, I'm so glad that you enjoyed the music. As for the sound......firstly, the guitar I use is a 1932 Selmer replica, built by Dave Hodson who, sadly, passed away last year. As for the recording of the sound; strangely, if you use a mic of lower quality, it replicates the standard of the day, thus giving you the vintage tone. One of the most genuine I did was using a web chat plastic mic, which cost a fiver!! lol. Anyway, thanks again, best wishes, Paul
rogerdiamond 3 years ago
I just noticed Django's simplicity in his songs... Im suprised I didnt think of it... Its brilliant in its simplicity!
NijelBoswell 3 years ago
me gusta escelente tienes alma django reinhart por gente com tu y yo nunca nunca morira only django for you my love guitar love
ALERENDA 4 years ago
Excelent solo! I noticed you use quite thick pick. Is that a wegen pick??
oppis 4 years ago
hey there, sorry it's taken me so long to respond; I only just realised you asked a question!!! Thanks for the comment, glad you liked the music. Actually, the pick I used here is one I made myself. I've been experimenting with different materials, sizes and shapes, and eventually found my ideal combination. I still use moustache picks also, usually 3 or 4mm. Thanks, best wishes, Paul
rogerdiamond 3 years ago
Very nice playing, loved the whole feel of it.
llanbradach 4 years ago
just amazing... saw modjango live in jango's reef in liverpool few weeks ago!!
NikoGue 4 years ago
the best cover of nuages i've ever seen hands down. so many people try to make it into a shred song with all kinds of reverb/delay/flange it's painful to listen to. but you the man, keep it up.
serpentofbabylon 4 years ago
Absolutely fantastic! Thank You very much.
OleTC 4 years ago
wow, dude, wow!
and what is it about those guitars? they just don't sound like other acoustic guitars at all!
brothergoodfoot 4 years ago
amazing! django's spirit still rules!
isker80 4 years ago
Very nice indeed. Please get some better reproduction? Your talent deserves that much...
Chordwayze 4 years ago
absolutely gorgious, ty
cartoonage 4 years ago
kelle kariere, c est tres bien
rubistyle 4 years ago
good !!!
ILOVESKATE50 4 years ago
Wonderful playing! Loved it!
Myasma 4 years ago
Nice. You should get a copy of Roland Dyens's arrangement. ;) But with improvisation skills like that I don't think you need it. Keep it up.
maxwelldewitte 4 years ago
thats funny you say that, me and monsieur dyens played it his master class one time. it is pretty good, but this dude did a really good job (way different and still awesome)
serpentofbabylon 4 years ago
i dont mean to be a fancy dick calling him 'monsieur' btw, just cant imagine calling someone like that 'Roland' like he's my drinking buddy hahaha
serpentofbabylon 4 years ago
That's quite enviable, playing with the master. I learned so much from Dyens. :)
Please do elaborate on your master class... I'm curious to know what kind of guy he is.
maxvolwassen 4 years ago
i thought he was a real laid back, chill kinda dude. all i know is i played 'tango in the sky' for him scared out of my wits (since he wrote the thing), and all he did was compliment me on it and give advise to improve real non-patronizingly (while he could have easily tore me a new one since he plays it a 1000 times better)
serpentofbabylon 4 years ago
The Tango en Skai, yeah I play that too. That note ziff is so hard to put in motion. :O
Cool to hear Dyens is a normal guy.
maxvolwassen 4 years ago
hey bro very nice plus your sound is great sound like django at the end of his carreer what are you using except your finger??sound beautifull
alexguitare 4 years ago
Excellent as always!
gresleyviper 4 years ago
You've done it again bro - awesome work! This is my favourite of all your vids.
JaneGregory 4 years ago