Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli: I Got Rhythm (Past Perfect)

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

1. 00:00:00 Django Reinhardt Dinah 2. 00:02:38 Django Reinhardt I'm Confessin' 3. 00:05:37 Django Reinhardt Swanee River 4. 00:08:43 Django Reinhardt The Sunshine Of Your Smile 5. 00:11:40 Django Reinhardt Believe It, Beloved 6. 00:14:57 Django Reinhardt Chasing Shadows 7. 00:17:59 Django Reinhardt I've Had My Moments 8. 00:21:01 Django Reinhardt Some Of These Days 9. 00:23:28 Django Reinhardt I Got Rhythm 10. 00:26:29 Django Reinhardt The Sheik Of Araby 11. 00:29:38 Django Reinhardt It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) 12. 00:32:45 Django Reinhardt Viper's Dream 13. 00:36:06 Django Reinhardt Runnin' Wild 14. 00:39:03 Django Reinhardt Ain't Misbehavin' 15. 00:42:01 Django Reinhardt Tears 16. 00:44:42 Django Reinhardt Miss Annabelle Lee 17. 00:47:33 Django Reinhardt Djangology 18. 00:50:31 Django Reinhardt Daphne 19. 00:53:46 Django Reinhardt Billets Doux 20. 00:56:44 Django Reinhardt Swing '39 21. 01:00:07 Django Reinhardt Tea For Two 22. 01:03:24 Django Reinhardt My Melancholy Baby 23. 01:06:16 Django Reinhardt The Younger Generation 24. 01:08:44 Django Reinhardt HCQ Strut

[@jimmylim9735]

Past Perfect

[@jimmylim9735]

Nice relaxing music over a glass or 2 with friends !

[@Bamaboompa]

Headphones in the dark. Thank you.

[@ludoheylen3861]

Past Perfect Vintage Mus

[@leenglish]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@zackbowman4100]

It is worth tying to find some video of Stephane Grappelli playing, just to see his face. Mr. Grappelli ALWAYS played with a sweet smile on his face. When you see his smile and listen to his playing you UNDERSTAND what an expression of PURE JOY and PURE LOVE his playing was and also why it touches people so deeply. It is impossible for me to listen to his playing and now smile from the deepest and best part of my soul.. It is sweet, and sad and beautiful music to love by.. The joy he felt and put into his playing is one of the many reasons why his playing will always be loved and the genius of his playing will transcend time. I feel sad for ANYONE who gives this a thumbs down... They must have a terribly sad life.. His genius is from a time that will never exist again, and we are so luck to be able to hear beautifully restored recordings like this with just a couple of clicks, and for free...

[@jacquesthibault2638]

Zack Bowman 0

[@guacontento]

great comment rgrds

[@seanharrison4817]

the thumbs down are fools too impatient to open themselves to receive this gift

[@danielzajonz4364]

Could not agree more!

[@hollydmccormick9362]

"DITTO" lol I loved hearing and witching a recoding of him playing and I agree with you, watching him was a joy, every time I would hear on the radio that I just missed him playing in Detroit the day after lol I always wanted to go back in time and hear and watch Art Tatum play the piano. One of his contemporary's said of him as he walked into a club that there are musicians here but God just walked in the door. I love all kinds of music , past decades well not so much the music of today..2020 with youtube I can go back in time my time and before and find so much fabulous music . Be safe from Covid and Happy Holidays to you and yours in the coming months Nov 2020. Turning 75 yrs young 11/23 preparing my birthday music for the day;) or year lol;.

[@davidhowells4692]

Sadly I never saw Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli play together. But I did see Stephane many times playing the student union bars in London the 1970's. THe first time I saw him live I could not believe just how good he and his band were. And he never stopped smiling,. All talk in the bar stopped and the 100 or so people inside just listened and smiled too. A beautiful man who played beautiful music.

[@rocketeerPM2500]

I had the privilege of seeing Grappelli live in concert in Sydney (Australia) in the 1970's. He performed with such warmth and energy. Django Reinhardt plays with the same flair. A style that warms your heart, from a priceless era in music. RIP maestros.

[@etiennefabiani9702]

So lucky u were

[@zeus-bx9xw]

yeah i saw gary moore with Thin Lizzy at the Opera house 79..free concert..

[@catzenhouse]

He was certainly a treat to watch in concert. I saw him in the early 80's with Toots Thielemans in Seattle. What a wonderful set of performers. Such a memorable evening.

[@jamesmoon8947]

Wow I'm 71 yrs old, and was a rock and roll singer for years. Always loved this stuff.now as I'm older I love it more.

[@psaroudakis123]

It makes you wanting to have a time travel just to see these marvelous musicians alive and the atmosphere of the Cafe de Paris!

[@fredyair1]

Absolutely.

[@soundpainter2590]

Actually... " Hot club ( Of ) France " 🇫🇷 (( Hot Club du France))

[@rolandvanveerdegem5515]

​@@soundpainter2590p❤❤

[@rolandvanveerdegem5515]

Jeune de 80 ans heritage de mes parents😢❤❤❤❤❤

[@soundpainter2590]

Hmmm.. I DID NOT Text this. Others, yes. I am SERIOUSLY Beyond "Messed with" by eeu toobe or an "Agency "

[@davidbrennan3713]

Can not get enough of Stephane Grappelli. Shame Django could not have been around longer.

[@DrCrabfingers]

Django Reinhardt....."disability?" .... just continues playing sublime guitar.....some people are just mind blowing in their 'force de nature'!

[@robertbernard6410]

argue for your limitations and you will get them every time.

[@eagle1ear]

Grappelli, sigh..... I actually got to hear him with Dave Grisman in a theater in Davenport, Iowa of all places (in 1982). It was wonderful. The thing that gives me wonder even now is realizing that he was already playing the violin a century ago and that he and Django formed their group ninety years ago!

[@roblifely9244]

I defy anybody to be miserable listening to these incredible musicians

[@jeanstuart9325]

Rob Lifely ,

[@JBMUSICEXP]

Perfectly said!!

[@selmo6376]

Best definition !!!

[@catsinhouse]

Except for the ads mid-song, perfection!

[@uweegert545]

Who is better ? Both are the best … e v e r !!!

[@eviled2006]

Although this music is a little before my time, I so do appreciate it...what a contrast to the crap we have presented to us today! Long live great music!

[@mikeevans9691]

Listening to Django Reinhardt is pure unadulterated “ear candy”. He was only in his early 40’s when he passed away, but thank God he left us a legacy of wonderful jazz sounds including this delightful album, “I Got Rhythm” which includes “The Sheik of Arabis”.

[@davidwalker5054]

Mine as well. I'm a below average guitar player and for a laugh I looked up a trans ription for Djangos solo on the sheik of Araby. And it had written on the top. For intermediate players. Ha Ha​@@purpleduck9843

[@jean-marcknight8816]

Django & Stéphane = perfect match

[@MrJason005]

Thank you Bioshock for introducing me to great music!

[@waski672]

70 degrees on my porch Christmas Eve 2021. Smoked a little. 🎶Listening to music 🎶watching my bird feeder and the squirrels 🐿. Life is good Merry Christmas 🎄 😎

[@ernestgouverneur2313]

Sitting here misty eyed because this music is so great.

[@crosseyedandpainless2714]

This music is so difficult to walk away from. Definitely not background music. It's front and center.

[@pierredefrance6069]

Il n'y a pas de mariage de 2 musiciens aussi beau que Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli. C'est unique et c'est arrivé une seule fois dans l'histoire de la musique !

[@fipsfunny]

Lennon / McCarthney

[@thierryferrero4297]

Vous avez bien raison. Ce duo, avec le Hot Quartett a fait basculer les connaissances et préférences musicales d'un siècle à l'autre .

[@Flyssc1]

@@thierryferrero4297 Le Hot Club de France. 72 balais pour moi, c'était la musique de mon père, militaire de carrière RIP les anciens.

[@RosaLopez-hf7jm]

El accidente que tuvo Django Reinhardt con sus manos lo impulsó a desarrollar un estilo original y maravilloso, Grappelli es el compañero ideal y este album es una pieza fuera de serie. Excelente!

[@renefavaloro4184]

Lo..unico..que..puedo..desiir..que..django...es..marabilloso....rene...

[@jordanneal5540]

I'm beginning to use these records as drumming backing tracks. So much you can use, so much space and many different rhythms from Django and Stephane alone to work with. Highly recommend if you're a competent jazz drummer! Or even just learning, go for it, see what happens.

[@avaspielberg3144]

I had the great opportunity to see Grappelli at orchestra hall in Chicago. Such a great time. I had him sign program for my brother's Birthday. Would love to know where it's at. Peace and Love to all great giants of music that have past and to you the listeners

[@AidenExists]

this music was my childhood. i'm only 14 but my mom always listened to older music when i was younger and this was one of her favourites.

[@gageiannitelli6994]

chief called, wanted me to tell you that you're still a child...

[@markwilesmith5599]

Well DamienExists you certainly must have a great mom (or mum as we say in Australia). The lady has taste. Your at the beginning of a wonderful musical journey that will make up the soundtrack of your life. Your off to a great start!

[@rosesulla2616]

God Bless You - you have music appreciation

[@fossseseptique]

good for you dude...music is the universal language.. check out Beethoven 7th second movement or Glen Gould playing the Goldberg variations!! good luck you lucky young man haha!

[@BCSoHappy]

@@fossseseptique he made two recordings of the variations. The first when he was very young the second towards the end of his life. yk, he died hardly any older than django? He was 50.

[@rayreed5456]

My Dad loved jazz. He taped his albums, scratches and pops included, on an Akai reel to reel. He introduced me to Edwards and Grapelli. While working in Germany the early 80's I caught him playing a concert. He walked on stage like an old man marrionet lightly taking steps. Smiling he bowed, lifted his chin, tucked the violin in place, touched bow to strings and it was musical electricity until his last bow and waves to the audience. I still remember that concert at Freiburg in Breisgau.

[@JoeSiegfried]

I saw Grappelli play once, it was unforgettable!

[@OildaleKid]

My wife and I feel privileged to have attended an outdoor concert of Stephan Grappelli's at the Paul Mason Vineyards above San Jose sometime in the 80's, I think it was the 80's. We wanted to stay there all night but he just got to cold and couldn't take it anymore even though we had all moved all the space heaters around him while the rest of us froze. RIP Stephan, we still enjoy your music.

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Wow, that must've been totally enthralling ! (But sadly cold)

[@jerryrichardson2799]

Thanks for this. This makes me think of a zither played with jazz syncopation. It reminded me of Anton Karas' _Third Man Theme._

[@ronin6158]

wow, I know there's no such thing as a true originator, but this is close.

[@rosesulla2616]

Stephane Grappelli the violin with with Django Rhinehardt is a treasure to my ears. Who could ask for anything more! Sigh! 8/16, 2020. COVID 19...housebound.

[@timbeckman1134]

Django lives on in the memory of music future

[@luisalbertomezarina1862]

Django will always be alive & kicking these wonder ful jewels. Maybe I First heard his music en the screen watching old cartoons... I just can't recall when, I am 74 now and also kicking!

[@christopherfisher6293]

I am going to watch the 2022 Tour d France on TV with the sound off and Bath in this so French music!!! Bonne chance mais amis!!

[@markweintraub325]

I've got Django Reinhardts DJANGOLOGY album which my brother Steve gave me years ago. It has jazz violin player Stephane Grappelli on the fiddle Some of the cuts on the album are like Djangology,which is the title cut, Bricktop, where the guitar clunk clunks, and also I Saw Stars, where Wm. Latimore's Jazz Band backs Django Reinhardt up. -Mark Weintraub.

[@MassimilianoBiagetti]

Nacque a Liberchies, una piccola località nei pressi di Pont-à-Celles (in Belgio), il 23 gennaio del 1910 da una famiglia di etnia sinti. Dopo un lungo girovagare in varie nazioni europee e nord-africane, la sua carovana si fermò presso la periferia di Parigi, in Francia, città che fu scenario della quasi interezza della carriera del jazzista d'oltralpe. Quando aveva solo diciotto anni Reinhardt, che aveva già iniziato una carriera da apprezzato banjoista, subì un grave incidente. La roulotte di famiglia fu divorata da un incendio; Django riportò gravi ustioni, tanto da perdere l'uso della gamba destra e di parte della mano sinistra (l'anulare e il mignolo, distrutti dal fuoco, furono saldati insieme dalla cicatrizzazione). Questo incidente era destinato a cambiare la sua vita e la storia stessa della chitarra jazz. Infatti, a causa della menomazione alla mano sinistra, Reinhardt dovette abbandonare il banjo ed iniziare a suonare una chitarra che gli era stata regalata, meno pesante e meno ruvida. Nonostante le dita atrofizzate, o forse proprio grazie a queste, sviluppò una tecnica chitarristica rivoluzionaria e del tutto particolare riuscendo in questo modo a vincere la menomazione ed in breve tempo fu in attività assieme a diverse orchestre che giravano per la Francia. A metà degli anni trenta, Reinhardt e il violinista Stéphane Grappelli formarono un quintetto di soli strumenti a corda, denominato Le Quintette du Hot Club de France che divenne presto famoso grazie anche all'appoggio dell'Hot Club de France, una delle prime associazioni di promozione del jazz in Europa. Sull'onda di questo successo Reinhardt si rivelò come uno dei musicisti europei più talentuosi nel jazz tradizionale. La musica del quintetto era eccitante, carica ora di tensione, ora di leggerezza, quasi eterea e si aveva come l'impressione che i musicisti, nell'improvvisazione, suonassero come se avessero lo spartito davanti. Il tutto con una ritmica (la pompe) perfetta e sincronizzata come un "orologio svizzero"

[@yesterphobia]

Never get bored of this. Masters at work. Pure inspiration.

[@skopox]

The sound Reinhardt made with only two fingers was not human. Grappelli was, with no doubt, the greatest jazz violonist of all times.

[@joeking1019]

couldn't agree more, an incredible trio, brings tears to my eyes listening to these exceptional musicians

[@store1584]

I'm sure he was from another more advanced planet. My idol for 48 years since finding an obscure album in a Boston discount store in 1970. I also feel that his liability is what made his melodic geneous possible. Using only two fingers, he could play in any direction from any note linearly, not in boxes like every other guitarist.

[@johnprice4635]

Saw Msq. Grapelli from 4th row in Madison, WI. Barbra K was next to me, in the Company of Angels.

[@seymourfroggs]

Three (fingers) but still!

[@seymourfroggs]

Of course you are right. But he used the other two for a rhythm effect.

[@augustogiometti6933]

Wonderful... really wonderful! Reinhardt & Grappelli, two magicians...

[@markweintraub325]

We went out and had lunch at Don and Bob's on Monroe Avenue- Tom, Kiki,and I. "Mark William is in love with Stephane Grappelli. He will not turn him off!!" Tom said. -Mark Weintraub.

[@kenkovar2647]

bass player is right up with those giants!!😎

[@philippevinot4798]

Django Reinhart faisait partie de cette catégorie d'artiste qui ,comme Sidney Bechet,avait quelque chose à dire à travers leur musique!!!

[@davidknapp4104]

doesen't get any better than this!!!

[@pierinalauraherreramaldona453]

CONGRATULATIONS,,,,THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC LIKE NO OTHERS

[@henrycapalongo4973]

pierina laura herrera maldonado .

[@k.kristianjonsson4814]

Is this recording made from original shellac 78 rpm records? If that is the case, fantastic quality

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Thanks for your lovely feedback. Yes it is! ... our sound engineer does a marvellous job - literally every second of the recording is analysed and extraneous instances of noise that certainly were not part of the original performance are removed. Glad you appreciate.

[@РоманХаритонов-т3х]

@@PastPerfectVintageMusic ...великолепно

[@lanc3man]

Sheer perfection - Superb Django !!

[@morganrees6807]

I was lucky enough to see Stephane Grapelli perform twice - virtuoso both times

[@petertaylor3600]

Working in the ABC TV studios a while ago, I watched from the control room and was awestruck. He was old by then and one of the kid engineers said 'By Jeez! For an old feller, he can play a bit!'

[@petertaylor3600]

Oh, yes: he called what Grapelli was playing a 'fiddle'. Made me feel quite old even then.

[@done1675]

Me too - One of the highlights of my life. At the Blue Note in NYC.

[@dannydoc1969]

Me three at U of M

[@ymotle]

I hate you all...

[@evelyneczternasty7034]

Des Rois ces deux-là........... Toujours un enchantement de pouvoir les écouter ..... Mes oreilles ronronnent et mon coeur fait boum !

[@jacquesroy3342]

meme reaction sauf mon coeur a fait kaboom

[@edstahl3333]

THESE GUYS WERE SOME OF THE ALL TIME BEST.

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

Django was not unappreciated in his day. In James Jones' monumental novel about soldiers in the Army during the Pearl Harbor attack, From Here to Eternity, some soldiers who are basically hillbilly musicians talk about his music as something almost magical. Not a bad compliment.

[@soundpainter2590]

""Underappreciated in his day" Might as well have said, The Overused, ( Underrated ) &with all due respect, quote a "Redneck" remark. From a novel. Well & least you've a young reader. Quite rare.

[@promitheas32]

the healing power of music and dancing is nowdays re descovered by the science and by this another great era for music even if you sitting your feet is all ready moving like spring dont lie. thank you for the upload

[@wibla64]

One of his best albums I have heard,and I have many of them including this one !!!!!! infact it is 2 albums in my collection

[@JohnCharlesHeiser]

I first heard Durango re I Reinhardt in the early seventies. My respect only increases as the years go by,

[@karlmeyer6916]

I could spend hours listening to this album. What an incredible masterpiece from these two lovely Titans! Thanks for sharing, I own you one :)

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Great feedback, thanks so much. We appreciate your support of our independent label and our expertly remastered recordings! :-)

[@deadskunk8733]

I have been listening to them for hours on end. I am sick and their music takes my mind off of the pain. This makes day two listening on and off.

[@giovanna8187]

Such joie de vivre ! Were these two joined at the hip? Absolutely wonderful duo.

[@mjw12345]

Don't want to commit sacrilege but is there zero doubt Django is in the pantheon pedestal with Louis Armstrong? How immense how they both became the music geniuses of the 20th century despite such immense childhood adversities.

[@RadicalCaveman]

Reinhardt + Grappelli = SUPERGROUP!

[@rxh1013]

Facts

[@nenadmarincic7716]

....buenissssimo,,,!!!s... ( grappelli, rainhardt , j backer , oscar aleman , arturo kahn ,...../ o,niemayer, Juan liscano, humberto f.moran ( arturo ; trombon, ( con J.backer ) ,guitarra , piano-, amistad con todos perros callejeeros ..! Y claro / y,..... la arquitectura , pintura.......

[@omamasq]

Com sempre, és tot un plaer escoltar aquesta parella de músics excel.lents l'estil dels quals és tan únic i particular. Moltes gràcies!

[@MrPARKBRAU]

THESE GUYS WERE VERY GOOD TOGETHER, ALMOST SOUND LIKE A JAM SESSION IN THE BACK ROOM OF SOME BAR IN LYON FRANCE BACK IN THE 50'S THANKS F OR POSTING

[@MamaJacqueroo]

What a lovely picture you painted. What a great time to be alive in Lyon France. Perfect. Thanks, I'm there.

[@ewenmchardy5157]

Good for the soul, smiles from beginning to end

[@douglasnorrie5925]

Absolutely. Loads of 6s and 7s. Boss string bending.

[@rafcouto96]

this album is amazing! Thanks for upload it!

[@davidcantwell2489]

C'est si bon .... and I'm not even French but damn ya'll have given the world some wonderful talent. Debussy, Ravel, Vincent Vinel just to name a few of my favorites. Thank you so much for posting.

[@Blomhert]

Even more amazing and swing then when I heard Reinhardt and Grapelly for the first time in 1965

[@tomhaskett5161]

I saw Grappelli play live in the early 1970s in the UK

[@kaybrown4010]

Ah, my fix of Grappelli and Reinhardt! C'est magnifique, merci beaucoup!

[@edwarddesenne6153]

To play in the style of Django , the composer with his quartet, you have to listen and share his emotional expression, not just the chord harmony

[@marcelcharo168]

PS. Je devais avoir10 ans maxi!

[@stuartdixonclayton]

I had the chance to see Mr Stephane Grappelli play at Greenwich Theater London early 70', Class act, always with a smile

[@raphlecout5779]

Why haven't I heard this before!? I love it! Thank you for sharing this temporal voyage.

[@mauricettecavalli9493]

Le plus grand ..mais n'oublions pas Stéphane grapelli magistrals bravo et merci à ces grands musiciens de jazz merci Django. ..

[@orlandobustos274]

creo que el punto magico de tocar un instrumento es como diriamos a veces es hacerlo "hablar ". cuando django toca es como si estuviera contando una historia, de amor de pasion ,de romanse, alguna anecdota divertida. y hace pensar que los humanos podemos ser maravillosos como fue el .lo que el me transmite con la guitarra ,es como un viaje que nunca quiero que se termine. no hay otro por lo menos guitarrista que me transmita algo asi . fue el genio mas grande en guitarra y no creo que nadie lo supere por que superar lo perfecto no se puede. ensima dio ventaja por que zapaba con 2 dedos. el unico el dios gracias por a ver existido.

[@timbeckman1134]

Si Señor Reinhardt hubiera vivido al ser viejo ciertamente expresaría canciónes aventureros de su viajes.

[@colleman87000]

Si vous aimez le Jazz ET vous aimez cette musique, alors vous aimerez découvrir Swingfm, la radio du Hot Club de Limoges, que du jazz et du jazz qui swing, avec le Duke , Lionel Hampton , Count Basie , ... Avec toute l'histoire de cette musique, de ces musiciens qui ont construit cet art musical majeur. Des concerts enregistrés et organisés mois aprés mois et années aprés années pendant prés de soixante dix ans par ce Hot Club. __ www.swingfm.asso.fr If you like Jazz AND you like this music, then you will like discovering Swingfm, the radio of Hot Club of Limoges, that of the jazz which swing, the Duke , Lionel Hampton , Count Basie , ...

[@jimmydxiii]

Thanks for sharing this great music and such a great artist. RIP

[@mrbaseball1968]

Django was and Always will be the best there`s ever been.

[@davidwalker5054]

Got to agree with you. He will always be relevant to guitarists he is to good to be forgotten

[@RealDapperDude]

This music undoubtedly stimulated Hercule Poirot's little grey cells.

[@louiseboucher3607]

BuggieDreggs .I love that comment ! I love the music and I always enjoy Hercule Poirot.

[@manoul71]

Hercule was belgian

[@jeanneruppert1899]

Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir frequented the Le Jazz Hot club in Paris where most of this wonderful music was recorded.

[@rosesulla2616]

Definitely

[@mrjutha]

@@manoul71 As was Django. And he was not a fictional character, as is/was the case with most famous Belgians, or either they’re mistaken for either being French or Dutch.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

I've decided to burn most of my fingers off in order to be able to play like Django. I'll let you all know how it turns out.

[@petertaylor3600]

OK. Off you go. Nah, maybe not. It was his left hand, though, in case you've forgotten. So, assuming you're righthanded it's not so bad.

[@dannydoc1969]

ha ha ha ha, clever

[@GaylordBuzzard]

Start with one and work your way up as needed. No need to waste any.

[@nicolasmorinBM]

And so ? What is the result 6 years after ?

[@philippevinot4798]

La aussi ce qui ressort de cette musique c'est la joie !! quand on sait que Django n'avait que deux doigts opérationnels à la main gauche on est stupéfait de la dextérité déployée notamment dans Running wild !Un cas qui restera unique !!

[@HotClubduNax]

Thank you for your beautiful Music and Art Django and Stephane !

[@eirarodriguez6035]

Nice to hear, that you liked that

[@nickjenkins3592]

In the event that a lifeform from an inconceivably distant galaxy finds this, I'd just like to confirm that this KZbin video does indeed contain the most wonderful music ever created on Planet earth.

[@nickjenkins3592]

Nick, this is scarcely credible. I am your cosmic reduplicant from Planet Zwong, and yet I read your post within three minutes. Synchronicity or what? BTW, 'Earth' should have had an upper case 'E'. Despite this linguistic lapse on your part, I agree entirely about your assessment of Django.

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Love this ! Obviously this will be the *very first* piece of text that any alien or other being will read when they land ... and the *very first* piece of music that they will hear. Nothing else will compare :)

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

@Nick Jenkins ... see ! I just knew it - Planet Zwong has now got rhythm ;-)

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

VIOLIN FROM THE HEART !

[@janwillemsteenman6315]

Dear Past Perfect Vintage Music. Again I have to give you my compliments for thisbeautiful compilation of Django & Stephane with the famous Hot Club de France.Wonderful, Thanks a lot and my best regards from The Netherlands.

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Many thanks Jan! This collection spans the QHCF's complete recorded output, from the first session in December 1934 to the last (with Grappelli and Reinhardt as common denominators) in August 1939.

[@MrPARKBRAU]

These guys seem to be having a whole lot of fun playing their music...... If it aint fun, why do it? Thank you for posting this. Spent some time in Europe in the late 50"s. This style was really special for me. Almost sounds like an imprompto jam session

[@soundpainter2590]

"Not Fun" If you're attempting to copy/ Transcribe. They CERTANLY Enjoyed this ! 1 Mike, 1 take, The Enjoyment is quite obvious. I've done enjoyable music W/much Inprovisation W/ like minded ppl. Pure Joy.

[@pontiouspilot7326]

I saw grappelli in San Francisco of course he was probably 30 years older then these recordings he was the master and still today is unparalleled

[@gothamdarkknight3729]

Imagine this music, but faded a little as if it were in another room, and rain in the background. That sounds like a great evening.

[@isorokudono]

Nope, I wanna see Django's shiny hair, Josef's silly smile, and smell Stephane's bow wax.

[@Vigilante311]

I don't have to imagine rain I live in ireland, we have an abundance of it

[@fernandogrinberg3269]

Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli !!! Que maravilla !!! Django murió joven, Stephane siendo ya muy anciano, pero sus temas son eternos.

[@stephaniesleeper4339]

Thank you Past Perfect - your collections are golden!

[@bernarddenys7209]

C est un veritable enchantement le melange de la guitare et du violon . dEs artistes exceptionnels

[@jamesrutherford577]

Galloway

[@gerzygrznosc9811]

The only negative thing you can say about this is that it must have discouraged thousands of would-be guitarists and violinists - I mean, what IS the point in trying?

[@psaroudakis123]

One of the greatest albums of all times!

[@JBMUSICEXP]

This music is sweeter then the first kiss~

[@miguelleiton3645]

maravillosa y perfecta selección de los dos grandes...!!!!

[@robertflint2549]

This type of music was invented by Venuti and Laing, but Django and Stephane took it to its fruition...

[@WilliamMignoliTheArchivist]

yes but Eddie Lang was no Django...

[@eugeniosteve30]

This a common experience for generations and generations. Stephan & Django two of the greatest masters for violinists and guitarists.

[@JaneFrieman]

This music shows talent and timelessness.

[@benjamindray8087]

Tout simplement magnifique et génial, De la belle musique, rien à dire. Bravo.

[@augustogiometti6933]

Cada som representa uma época. O som de Django Reinhardt e Stephane Grappelli representa a época que viveram com um brilhantismo que não me faz comparar com os sons que se fazem hoje, com muitos recursos e mixagens, filtros de altíssima qualidade... Tudo me faz sentir vontade de ouvir exatamente o que eles faziam...

[@アスパラトマト-p6u]

グローバルミュージックキングダムなどにも永遠に不滅ですよ。

[@amidstheroses]

Could someone identify the instruments that are played on this? I really am clueless without visuals. Thx

[@ellenrik]

Normally there is an upright bass, a violin, 2 Selmer style rhythm guitars and Django's Selmer lead guitar. There were also a saxophone and clarinet from time time that you may not hear on this recording, this is my first listen, about halfway through. Have a great evening.

[@davidwalker5054]

Django once said I can hear music in my head that I know is impossible to play on a guitar. That tells me he could play anything that is possible he hat complete command of his instrument

[@timrobbins7267]

Makes my big toe curl up.

[@cheryltrozelle4855]

can you even imagine the type of person who would give this a thumbs down?

[@johnstag1391]

Roger Trozelle Better not imagine!

[@fruityhatfield-peverel1939]

Doesn't bear thinking about - simply too too horror-making, old chap!

[@promitheas32]

very easy ...dont even bother man to ask such a question

[@AidenExists]

some hardcore memer i guess lol

[@luisaristidesrojasloyola8343]

fantástica música para refrescar el alma

[@OlivierLecerf]

2 angels playing......................