jazz sounds really good stone.

VER D

VER D

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it sure does
[video=youtube;iQsvMf8X0FY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQsvMf8X0FY[/video][video=youtube;qt9iLDmaQwk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt9iLDmaQwk[/video]
 
Steve French

Steve French

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VER D said:
it sure does
[video=youtube;iQsvMf8X0FY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQsvMf8X0FY[/video][video=youtube;qt9iLDmaQwk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt9iLDmaQwk[/video]
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What the hell. That's the song I posted. Though it's dope enough everyone should hear it twice.
 
EvlMunkee

EvlMunkee

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Steve French said:
This fucker almost tops Jimi and with three fingers too.
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+rep for that one Steve. I love obscure shit like that.

After a while I realized where I had heard some of his music. Woody Allen used it in his movies, but I can't remember where.
Another thing that I noticed is the similarity to Texas swing. Reminds me of Johnny Gimble and Bob Wills from about the same era.
Great stuff!
 
Steve French

Steve French

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EvlMunkee said:
+rep for that one Steve. I love obscure shit like that.

After a while I realized where I had heard some of his music. Woody Allen used it in his movies, but I can't remember where.
Another thing that I noticed is the similarity to Texas swing. Reminds me of Johnny Gimble and Bob Wills from about the same era.
Great stuff!
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Some more Django.
[video=youtube;o6jwvS0mHwo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6jwvS0mHwo[/video]

It's funny they called the genre "gypsy" jazz after him, but his sound isn't all that much different from one of his main influences, the americans Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang.
[video=youtube;1yrvvDtFpCw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yrvvDtFpCw[/video]
 
EvlMunkee

EvlMunkee

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[video=youtube;6Ic4PNwT_qM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ic4PNwT_qM[/video]
The incredible Leny Andrade
 
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