Joe Pass - Django

A tribute to one of Joe Pass's main influence, Django Reinhardt. I think the song was written by John Lewis. Solo by Joe Pass (unfortunately I'm not even close to being that good yet) and transcribed by Wolf Marshall for the book "The Best of Joe Pass". This song is off Joe Pass's CD "For Django".

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• joe
• pass
• jazz
• guitar
• solo
• mu-hua
• cheng
• ucsd
• django
• john
• lewis

[Ricardo72]

you win at the guitar.

[johnbblack900]

excellent... you use fingers or pick?

[cesargarzan96]

guys, i think i know who has the pick of destiny

[mobyseed]

@nextbigtimepro

the book you have got is a "best of joe pass..." by wolf marshall, yeah? so there is a mp3 file that is played by wolf marshall himself, so you just left a sound output for 100%, then you have got a backing track. could you perhaps put the book on internet so i can download it. i need some other tunes in there, would really appreciated if you would help a fellow jazz student.

[rexerii]

Sorry but it is a fake!

he simply moved his fingers on the original so!!

evryone can hear the original bass and drum in the midle... at the end he lose a note....

LOL

[jazzgargoyle]

Are you Joe's son ?

[Parkwoodparkenfarker]

great job I'm quite jealous. Why does it cut off at the end. Thats proper fucked if you ask me guvna.

[DrFundies]

Excellent! I did this same song as a transcription project in College... Did you learn yours by ear or a chart? I used some different chords in the intro, and some different positions/shapes during the solo. The chords in the beginning are tough to hear because there are 2 guitars on the track. Your feel is great though and the performance was flawless.

[67589886]

nice

[roadpull]

Great stuff... you deserve yourself a nice Gibson Archtop playing that well so young.

[hendriklasure]

DAMN this is nice !

[micaofboca]

This kid is GREAT !! He memorized Joe Pass' solo exactly and played it impeccably. He learned so much by tracing Pass's steps. At his age this is just superior work. The kid's got the music in his head and nothing can stop him from developing into a real master.