Joscho Stephan & friends live 2021: Them there eyes

[@Amourtendresse]

Excellent les gars, merci pour ce moment de pur plaisir, oreilles et cœur sont ravis 👏🎶💓🎶

[@joem7024]

I love the way Joscho Stephan play . thank you joe.

[@azocarsimon]

thanks to joscho and all the musicians for keeping this genre alive, django would be proud.

[@donnadigiuseppe3595]

Love those strings!

[@grantryder5463]

More like magicians than musicians! Excellent!

[@notpopebuthope]

MEN! ... what a groove, what a great feeling! ... BIG SALUT!

[@gerardabitbol5680]

Quelle virtuosité ! What a virtuosity ! Unbelievable !

[@1101964]

looking sharp and playing sharp ...boys. SOOOOOOOO GOOOOOD

[@artetete]

¡¡¡¡IMPRESIONANTE..¡¡¡¡

[@1000000trs]

Alllll,rrrrright !

[@nicolasbasile1186]

ese violin excelente ....

[@ladislasacs6636]

Waooh, magnifique, bravooooo!

[@67er_matze97]

wonderful ensemble !! 👍🏼

[@235buz]

I think I broke my toe I was tapping so hard. :-)

[@11WicToR11]

these fast ones are the best tho!

[@jean-louissart7074]

Incroyable , génial !

[@grahamelliott6041]

What a workout 👍🏼

[@KBMars]

With so much virtuosity to follow, why not play the original melody once properly in the opening chorus?

[@MrTennis88]

Great musicians! But, I will blaspheme. Too much speed and flash. It's not you guys in particular it's what the genre has become. Soloes are, in my opinion, too long. Ideas, frankly run out. It's technically glorious and, after a while musically monotonous. It's much the same in many styles of jazz and other improvised music. Incredible technique, and yet it wears my ears down by the time say two minutes have passed. I like this style more if there is a singer to break up the soloing, say the Avalon jazz band as an example.