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8 thoughts on “ Running Wild (Course Mouvementee) - Django Reinhardt - Djangology (CD) ”

1. Label: EMI - through • Format: 10x, CD • Country: France • Genre: Jazz • Style: Swing Django Reinhardt - Djangology (, CD) | Discogs Explore4/5(1).

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2. The present CD reissue is held in high esteem by fans of Django Reinhardt. Musically it is excellent but sound wise far below what other reviewers may have you believe. Interestingly - and I am still trying to understand Mr. Reinhardt's recording history - the same group of musicians recorded at the same time in the same place for Pathe Marconi/5(73).

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3. Reinhardt, Django - Djangology - flatucgesubloma.schooltilkawanconttenmarikangpunckirkling.co Music This is Django and Stephane at their hight, the classic melodies complete with breathtaking solos. This CD is a wonderful introduction to Django and gypsy swing or Manouche Jazz. The esteemed gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt and the classically trained French-born violinist Stephane 5/5(3).

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4. The 20 cd Djangologie box set is the place to go once you've decided to take the plunge into Django's music. It covers all 4 decades chronologically, but rather than trying to comprehensively collect all of Django's recordings (including all of the ones where he is a sideman in dance bands etc) it largely concentrates on the Quintette and other /5(10).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Djangologie Volume on Discogs.

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6. Label: Membran Music Ltd. - • Format: Box Set 10x, CD Compilation • Country: Germany • Genre: Jazz • Style: Gypsy Jazz, Swing Django Reinhardt - Djangology (, Box Set) | Discogs .

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7. Feb 01,  · Django Reinhardt - Djangology - CD Track Listings Disc: 1 1. I Saw Stars 2. After You've Gone 3. Heavy Artillery (Artillerie Lourde) 4. Beyond The Sea (La Mer) 5. Minor Swing 6. Menilmontant 7. Brick Top 8. Swing Guitar 9. All The Things /5(21).

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8. Djangology is a lovely set of late-era performances from Django Reinhardt, and if it isn't an ideal collection of his work, it's certainly better (and better presented) than most Reinhardt CD's currently on the market, and stands as further proof of the guitarist's casual genius.

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