Django's Tiger (210 bpm) - Gypsy jazz Backing track / Jazz manouche

[@FusicPool]

wow this was the most fun thing I've played to in a minute

[@fredpg]

Les meilleurs backing tracks de manouche de youtube, super pompe!!

[@Chasing_Solitude]

Wow this is gonna help my soloing for sure!!! Thanks!!!

[@paulgibby6932]

I wish you would put endings on at least some of your tracks, like this one especially, since it is common to have a stop at the end and run through the last 8 bars. In general it helps soloists learn to end a song. Thanks though. I agree with the other commenter that these are the best tracks.

[@samanthafera4755]

Merci!

[@Freakybananayo]

thanks for these vids, i dont understand the dislikes.

[@donvanevery3235]

Must be other KZbin guitar backing channels.. silly haters

[@DylanV-g2k]

beautiful work man! what's best to play over this ?

[@nicolasriq]

Parfait!! Très belle

[@ScroobiousJ]

I could hear the melody of George Strait's "ace in the hole" over this progression.

[@guylassalle4106]

all musicians all over the world pick influences to other, but the result may be quite different : comparing Django with this guy ? ho my god ! can't digest the snails, frogs, hedgehog and baguette I eat today !

[@ryanswiggs]

oh damn! i do love it but that F7 throws me off. must conquer it

[@MartinLohmueller]

It is just a chromatic shift, you can repeat your idea from E7 and shift it up.

[@MrHoraciohernandez]

Excelente.

[@Woddy52]

Danke für das einstellen !

[@Steezologist]

Very nice

[@adamlynch4164]

What is the F7 in Django's version?

[@guitareimprovisation]

They stay on E7 instead of F7.

[@marcosking8]

are you sure? on the "original" he solos over F7

[@guitareimprovisation]

Yes I'm sure. Django plays a F7 on the "head" (but it's not played by the rythm section), then both his chorus and Grappelli's chorus stay on E7. Listen again and tell me. Even if I say I'm sure I may still be wrong.

[@marcosking8]

no you were right, i had totally missed it

[@musicforthecause]

@@guitareimprovisation

[@alexxi2611]

Merci beaucoup pour ce backing! Je débute, et j'aurais une question : que signifie A/c# ? Cela veut-il dire qu'il faut jouer les deux accord à la suite sur les 4 mesures ? Merci encore pour ce superbe travail!

[@guitareimprovisation]

Merci !! C'est un accord renversé :-) Ici tu auras plus d'infos : www.guitare-improvisation.com/les-accords_notation-des-accords.php

[@alexxi2611]

@@guitareimprovisation Merci beaucoup!

[@peterluck3154]

Lets not try to imitate django, and lets talk favorite modes of everyone to improvise over this

[@maciekzdzichowski]

A major, A mixolydian, Whole-half scales

[@maciekzdzichowski]

and maybe E altered or smething