Musicians Inspired by Django Reinhardt
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- You'd be surprised at how far Django's influence reaches. Check out these musicians talking about how Django has influenced them.
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Hank Marvin of The Shadows fame was not only inspired by Django but now has a Django group and CD's out
All the heavyweight guitarists say Django is the boss. And when you look at any greatest guitar player ever polls he never gets a mention
He is....he changed everything back then.... best thing ever happened to guitar......
Totally agree my friend. if you appreciate great guitar playing you just know Django was something special he was ethereal I have heard all the contenders for the greatest guitarist ever. And some of them are jawdroppin. But they all merge into one. When you hear Django it's Different@@sotiristsallis
Django is a gem.....a gift to Humanity... great as a musician and as a human being... he fought during the WW2, despite that he was in England, safe and had a great deal with Lou Gramm the no1 music industry manager back then. He told everyone that he could not live a joyfull life while humans suffer and he joined the Partisans. anyway... Django is our spiritual father.. even Yngwie Malmsteen emulates some of Django's runs on the guitar.
No. He was touring in England when war broke out but returned to Paris as soon as he heard the news and played at La Cigale near Monmartre throughout the war. Amazingly he survived even though Germans based in Paris went to see him play.
the ***basterdized harmonic minor noodling*** killed me xD. Still awesome all the same.
Django the original shredder!!
Thanks. Love this shit
Awsome! As far as I know in sweet ald lowdown it's howard alden on guitar
Thanks for putting this together.
It's always one thing to read an article but to actually hear the interviews is mind-blowing.
Thanks! There were so many more guitarists praising Django in written interviews. Took a while to find the audio. More videos to come!
BBKing attempting J'attendrai really got me!!
Modern guitar playing owes its existence to him - regardless of genre. Rock and Metal music as we know it would NOT exist today if not for his two-fingered innovations. 😎🤘💪🍻
Martin Taylor UKs premier jazz guitarist made CDs with Stephane Grapelli Djangos violinist playing Manouche music!
Dude, how did you dig out all these interviews?! That's what blew me away. I knew about all of the people Django inspired (except Lee Roth, I had no idea he even played guitar) but never saw any of them actually talk about it. Thanks man!
Cheers mate! Took ages to find them all. I had a big list of guitar players I knew were inspired by Django, but was hard to get audio of them talking about it.
Great vid! 🎸💕Robin
Cheers mate!
Super interesting! Thank you!
thanks, cornelius, nice compilation of interviews.
Thanks mate! Check out the podcast we do as well. New episode being released this week!
Very interesting stories! Thanks for sharing. Keep going with this. All the best mate. A big hug 🤗
Cheers mate! Hope you see you soon!
Suuuuper
Great video mate!
Cheers mate!
people who name dropped Django Reinhardt
You listed one person that has any perceptible influence by Django, and left out the big one - Steve Howe from Yes.
Every guitarist has stolen something from Django. But whatever they stole they never played it as good as Django