His playing was so great we had to feature him twice!
The legendary Django Reinhardt appears on an AVID Entertainment release for the second time, here
featuring his electric guitar period and this time on our classic AVID JAZZ label.
Focusing on his music after 1947 when he returned from the USA having played with Duke Ellington, we
also include a valuable recording made at the RDF radio studios possibly for a film soundtrack and skilfully
re-mastered by AVID’s own sound engineers.
Django’s music in the 1950’s underwent many changes as witnessed among these tracks. We travel through
small group swing to bebop influenced modern harmonic and rhythmically conceptual pieces, urgent, wild
and frantic as detected in his amazing guitar playing!
CD1
1. Peche A La Mouche
2. Minor Blues
3. For Sentimental Reasons
4. Blues For Barclay
5. Danse Norvegienne
6. Folie A Amphion
7. Vette
8. Anniversary Song
9. Swing 48
10. September Song
11. Brazil
12. I’ll Never Smile Again
13. New York City
14. Django’s Blues
15. I Love You
16. Love’s Mood
17. Vendredi13
18. Billets Doux
19. Swing Dynamique
20. Lover Man
21. Rhythme Futur
22. Topsy
23. Moppin’ The Bride (Micro)
24. Insensiblement
25. Mano
26. Blues Primitif
27. Gipsy With A Song
CD2
1. Blues For Ike
2. September Song
3. Night And Day
4. Insensiblement
5. Manoir de Mes Reves
6. Nuages
7. Brazil
8. I’m Confessin’
9. Double Whisky
10. Dream of You
11. Impromptu
12. Vamp
13. Keep Cool
14. Fleche D’Or
15. Troublant Bolero
16. Nuits de Saint Germain-des-Pres
17. Crazy Rhythm
18. Anouman
19. Fine and Dandy
20. D.R. Blues
21. Symphonie
22. Improvisation Sur La Danse Norvegienne
23. St Louis Blues
24. Douce Ambiance
25. Melodie Au Crepuscule
26. I Can’t Give You Anything But Love
