Django Reinhardt would rather walk the beach then show and play gig. I read during ‘German Nazi’s’ they would let ‘guitarist Reinhardt’ pass through on more than one occasion. I don’t know if Reinhardt was prisoner? Letting him go’ and killing everyone else likely.
When i lived in France in Nancy i met a lot of gypsy they invited me to their parties i remember a guy named Eddy such a good musician shout-out to all the Gypsy of Nancy
Couple of years i came across to Marouche Jazz. I am a hardcore Techno lover, but this comes close to that feeling i had when i first heard a gabber song. Thank you! Forever in my heart!
Ano , je to nádherný zážitek z rodinného kruhu Hauerových . Škoda ho přeškoda, toho vašeho nadaného tatínka a dědečka ... Neznala jsem ho , ale i tak ně přešel do mojí muzikální duše. ...
They are all masters! My only complaint is trying to constantly speed up, a little more steady slow swing is better most of the time. They are perfection in today's world of mislabeled music. Birelli can play any style but is really good at this style. Bravo! Well done and wish you all the best!
Bireli is KICK ASS with a Kapital K! Here we find the Maestro in his prime delivering unthinkable musical lines while salting them with his still youthful exuberance and mischievous approach to music! A real treasure.
Biréli Lagrène , guitarrista y bajista francés de jazz con raíces en la música gitana. Nacido en una comunidad de músicos gitanos, sorprendió con un talento precoz que le permitía reproducir, nota por nota, todos los temas de su admirado e inspirador Django Reinhardt. Tras esta fase de aprendizaje por emulación, Lagrène fue influido por Wes Montgomery y George Benson. Posteriormente, conoció a Jaco Pastorius y se introdujo en la música de fusión jazz rock e incluso llegó a tocar el bajo durante un tiempo antes de regresar a la guitarra.
