@@collesaint-db8jy I don't remember what exactly i used there but i don't think it matters too much. I like thicker picks, for this video i guess i used a Wegen twin pick 3,5mm or maybe a 5 or 6mm Manouche picks pick and most probably Argentine Savarez 10s

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@@mr.biscoff no sorry

@@A.Lautner thats ok it was an awesome video none the less

Thank you very much Niilo! Very cool, would love to hear some of your versions! As far as i know the term only gets used for the finnish bands like The Sounds or The Mustangs, In order to do justice to the geographical, historical and socio-cultural subtleties. For the average guy in a surf rock forum neither The Shadows (from UK, different generation), nor The Ventures (huge influence, but earlier and not part of the localised movement) nor Les Jaguars (Canada, also tape delay not reverb) or Takeshi Terauchi (obv. from Japan, not sunny California) can be considered "true surf rock", so of course they need another term for european bands outside of California in the 60s (and even most of the time used tape delay instead of spring reverb haha) so they might have happily adopted the term that already existed in finland i guess haha

Merci beaucoup Francois !

Vielen Dank!!

@@terryhayward7905 are you joking?

If not: in the background of this video you can hear the recording by Django Reinhardt himself from 30.06.1939, which the Rosenberg Trio version also is based on.

@@TomiSimatupang 😂

Thank you! This is based on the original version by Tchan Tchou Vidal

@@BucoBucolini thank you! It was a story on instagram

Thank you! We also tagged you in the Instagram stories with another solo if you want to share dear Sensei!

Thank you very much! 🙏

@@rousselotpaul 🙏

@@GeeBear3.1415 thank you! You don't think it fits or you don't like how it sounds?

Thank you Buco, that is too kind haha 🙏

@@davidwalker5054 thank you very much! 🙏

@@brigittetorres9745 vielen Dank! 🙏

Thank you! Ok, thanks for the feedback, might be a mastering setting i slapped on, sounded good on my system but might have been too bassy on other systems then, good to know. Yes, it's a Volkert i recently got used for a very good price

@@BucoBucolini thank you very much! 🙏

Yes, Benji Winterstein on rhythm guitar, unfortunately the title was too long so i only listed the soloists. Brady Winterstein joins later in the video.

@@A.Lautner oh i see！

Hallo Brigitte, vielen lieben Dank.Ja, Samoreau und Forbach waren wirklich großartig! Schöne Grüße an deinen Mann und bestimmt bis bald mal!

Very cool info, thank you! I guess you can imagine where i stole it from haha

@@BucoBucolini thank you Buco! Yes it was awesome, those even were my first tones the first day at Samoreau haha

Sorry about me and Knut chit chatting in Norwegian 😂

@@Vebigl 😆

Thank you! Yes i think it's beautiful too! I used a Peavey Classic 30 head with a selfmade 1×12" cab loaded with a blackhawk 50 alnico speaker

@@A.Lautner Nice amp; similar to a VOX AC30(?). Thanks for following up.

@@ZackyDog yes, it's like a JMP mixed with a bit of Vox due to thr tube config. Very bare bones clean channel, great break up, always cuts through in live settings and the older made in us ones are very reliable

@@A.Lautner I've read some goo/great things about Warehouse Speakers. I've been using Celestion Blue alnicos for decades and the Blackhawk 50 alnico is purportedly a 50 watt version of a Celestion Blue alnico.