10 great gypsy jazz guitarists you need to know! |

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Beautifully made. The utmost form of guitar playing

[@wind239]

I'm Japanese Gipsy Jazz guitar is exotic！

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[@76Soco]

and Jimmy Rosenberg. Stephan Wrembel, Simba Baumgartner...

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These are great suggestions for part 2 of this list. Thanks for your comment.

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christian escoudé, Jimmy Rosenberg

[@pieterdotinga6649]

Mozes Rosenberg, Fapy Lafertin

[@DeanHolman-i8j]

How about Babik Reinhardt?

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The guy is great, he takes after his father! We will include him when we create part 2 of the list. Thanks for the collaboration!

[@boydclark3546]

ummm try some pronunciation? possibly Jimmy Rosenberg if he is now rehabbed?

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[@LaZanzaraReturn]

And the italian guitar player Salvatore Russo..?!?!

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A master. We'll make sure he's on our next list on the subject!

[@vanderhaeghejacky5687]

Vous oublier Thomas DUtronc

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[@ParadiseNigh]

So is there a legit reason that 'gypsy jazz' sounds just like 'Cajun jazz', or is it just me? Please educate me, cuz I can't tell the difference. Like fr tell me, I LOOOOVE gipsy music, and I'm trying to be more musically literate so I want to know.😢

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'Gypsy jazz' and 'Cajun jazz' may sound similar due to their vibrant energy and spirit of improvisation, but they have distinct origins and characteristics: Gypsy jazz, created by Django Reinhardt in the 1930s, combines American jazz, European Gypsy music, and French waltz, mainly using guitar and violin, while Cajun jazz, rooted in Louisiana's Cajun music and influenced by New Orleans jazz, uses accordion, fiddle, and guitar, focusing more on lively dance rhythms and celebration. Thanks for commenting!

[@knifelyfe6565]

@@ParadiseNigh Think about for a second.Just like New Orleans....Cajun is French culture.

[@lucpaul6830]

Olli Soikkeli is great too. Why is Jimmy Rosenberg out of top

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This is not a ranking, it is just a selection of 10 great Gypsy Jazz guitarists, dozens of other great masters of the genre were left out, but we may prepare a part 2 in the future. Thanks for commenting.

[@dinkogrgat5188]

Sorry people,but Michael Paouris and Bako Jovanovic come across as superior to all of these.They are technically unattainable to all of these.If you've never heard of them,just check them out and see for yourself.

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[@nandakhan]

One guy makes jibberish bs with sped up videos and one is a legitimate tambura player.