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Django Reinhardt Django's Music Mp3, Flac, Wma Django Reinhardt Django's Music mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Django's Music Country: France Released: 1978 Style: Gypsy Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1840 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1245 mb WMA version RAR size: 1632 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 503 Other Formats: AA AAC APE FLAC AC3 VQF MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits –Django* Et Le Nuages Quintette Du Hot Bass – Tony Rovira*Clarinet – Alix Combelle, Hubert RostaingDrums A1 3:13 Club De France Avec – Pierre FouadGuitar – Joseph ReinhardtLead Guitar – Alix Combelle Django*Written-By – Django Reinhardt Improvisation Sur Le 1er Mouvement Du Concerto En Ré Mineur De –Eddie South Et J.S. Bach A2 3:16 Stéphane Grappelli Arranged By – D. Reinhardt*Guitar – Django*Violin – Eddie South, Stéphane GrappelliWritten-By – Bach* Tears Bass – Emmanuel SoudieuxGuitar – Django*, Pierre FerretPiano – Charlie LewisTenor Saxophone – Alix CombelleTrombone – Gaston A3 –Django's Music 2:40 Moat, Guy Paquinet, Pierre DeckTrumpet – Al Piguillem*, Alex Renard, Philippe Brun, Pierre AllierWritten-By – D. Reinhardt*, S. Grappelli* Manoir De Mes Rèves Alto Saxophone – J. Moser*Baritone Saxophone – K. Lowther*Bass – –Django And His D. Decker*Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – J. Hayes*Conductor – Jack A4 American Swing PlattDrums – B. Bethel*Lead Guitar – Django*Piano – L. Mann*Tenor 3:08 Band* Saxophone – B. Cavaliere*, B. Zickefoose*Trombone – B. Decker*, D. Gardner*, J. Kirkpatrick*, S. Heath*Trumpet – H. Bass*, J. Stephan*, L. Wilfong*, R. Gould*Written-By – D. Reinhardt* Djangology Alto Clarinet, Saxophone – J. Hayes*Alto Saxophone – J. Moser*Baritone Saxophone – K. Lowther*Bass – D. –Django And His Decker*Conductor – Jack PlattDrums – B. Bethel*Lead Guitar – A5 American Swing 2:35 Django*Piano – L. Mann*Tenor Saxophone – B. Cavaliere*, B. Band* Zickefoose*Trombone – B. Decker*, D. Gardner*, J. Kirkpatrick*, S. Heath*Trumpet – H. Bass*, J. Stephan*, L. Wilfong*, R. Gould*Written-By – D. Reinhardt* Les Yeux Noirs –Django Reinhardt Et Bass – Tony Rovira*Clarinet – Hubert RostaingDrums – Pierre A6 Le Quintette Du Hot 2:16 FouadGuitar – Joseph ReinhardtLead Guitar – Django*Written-By – Club De France Traditional –Django Reinhardt Et Echoes Of France (La Marseillaise) Le Quintette Du Hot Arranged By – D. Reinhardt*Bass – Coleridge GoodeGuitar – Allan A7 2:43 Club De France Avec Hodgkiss, Jack LlewelynLead Guitar – Django*Violin – Stéphane Stéphane Grappelli GrappelliWritten-By – Rouget De L'Isle* Out Of Nowhere –Coleman Hawkins Bass – Eugène D'HellemmesClarinet – Alix Combelle, Coleman B1 And His All Star Jam HawkinsClarinet, Alto Saxophone – André EkyanDrums – Tommy 3:09 Band BenfordGuitar – Django*Piano – Stéphane GrappelliTrumpet – Benny CarterWritten-By – E. Heyman*, J.W. Green* Crazy Rhythm –Coleman Hawkins Bass – Eugène D'HellemmesClarinet – Alix Combelle, Coleman B2 And His All Star Jam HawkinsClarinet, Alto Saxophone – André EkyanDrums – Tommy 2:56 Band BenfordGuitar – Django*Piano – Stéphane GrappelliTrumpet – Benny CarterWritten-By – J. Meyer*, R.W. Kahn* Saint Louis Blues B3 –Django Reinhardt Bass – Eugène D'HellemmesGuitar – Louis GastéLead Guitar – 2:38 Django ReinhardtWritten-By – W.C. Handy* Daphné Bass – Emmanuel SoudieuxClarinet, Alto Saxophone – André B4 –Django's Music EkyanGuitar – Django*, Pierre FerretPiano – Charlie LewisTenor 2:49 Saxophone – Alix CombelleTrombone – Guy PaquinetTrumpet – Alex Renard, Philippe Brun, Pierre AllierWritten-By – D. Reinhardt* Tiger Rag Alto Saxophone – Marcel Coestier, Max BlancArranged By – Alix CombelleBass – Francis LucaDrums – Pierre FouadGuitar – –Alix Combelle Et B5 Django*Piano – Raymond Wrascoff*Tenor Saxophone – Alix 2:45 Son Orchestre Combelle, Noël Chiboust*Trombone – Eugène D'HellemmesTrumpet – Aimé Barelli, Christian Bellest, Séverin Luino*Written-By – H. De Costa*, N. La Rocca* Rhythm Futur –Quintette Du Hot Bass – Francis LucaClarinet – Hubert RostaingDrums – Pierre B6 2:36 Club De France FouadGuitar – Joseph ReinhardtLead Guitar – Django*Written-By – D. Reinhardt* –Django* Et Le Swing 41 Quintette Du Hot Bass – Tony Rovira*Clarinet – Alix Combelle, Hubert RostaingDrums B7 3:04 Club De France Avec – Pierre FouadGuitar – Joseph ReinhardtLead Guitar – Alix Combelle Django*Written-By – D. Reinhardt* Over The Rainbow C1 –Django Reinhardt 2:39 Written-By – E. Harburg*, A. Arlen* Swing 39 C2 –Django Reinhardt 3:09 Written-By – D. Reinhardt*, S. Grappelli* Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir C3 –Django Reinhardt 2:47 Written-By – C. Trénet*, J. Hess*, P. Misraki* Nagasaki C4 –Django Reinhardt 2:48 Written-By – H. Warren*, M. Dixon* My Melancholy Baby C5 –Django Reinhardt Written-By – E. Burnett*, G.A. Norton*, Bergman*, Maybelle - 3:28 Watson* Troublant Boléro (Boléro De Django) C6 –Django Reinhardt 3:34 Written-By – D. Reinhardt*, S. Grappelli* Liza C7 –Django Reinhardt 2:46 Written-By – G. Gershwin*, Kahn* Minor Swing D1 –Django Reinhardt 2:23 Written-By – D. Reinhardt*, S. Grappelli* Sweet Georgia Brown D2 –Django Reinhardt 3:11 Written-By – Bernie*, Casey*, Pinkard* Just A Gigolo D3 –Django Reinhardt 3:26 Written-By – Caesar*, Casucci* What Is This Thing Called Love ? D4 –Django Reinhardt 3:48 Written-By – C. Porter* My Blue Heaven D5 –Django Reinhardt 3:26 Written-By – G. Whiting*, Donaldson* Clopin Clopant D6 –Django Reinhardt 3:01 Written-By – B. Coquatrix*, P. Dudan* Rosetta D7 –Django Reinhardt 2:56 Written-By – E. Hines*, H. Woods* Credits Contrabass – Carlo Pecori (tracks: C1 to D7) Drums – Aurelio De Carolis (tracks: C1 to D7) Guitar – Django Reinhardt (tracks: C1 to D7) Piano – Gianni Safred (tracks: C1 to D7) Violin – Stéphane Grappelli (tracks: C1 to D7) Notes originally released in 1976. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Django Django's Music 2C 178-14933/4 Pathé 2C 178-14933/4 France 1976 Reinhardt (2xLP, Comp, Gat) 1C 2LP 134 7 Django Django Reinhardt 1C 2LP 134 7 Columbia Germany Unknown 91890 1 Reinhardt (2xLP, Comp, RE) 91890 1 Django's Music Django 2C 176-14933/4 (2xLP, Comp, Pathé 2C 176-14933/4 France 1974 Reinhardt Mono, Gat) Related Music albums to Django's Music by Django Reinhardt Django Reinhardt - Djangologie 10 Django Reinhardt - Djangologie 6 DJANGO REINHARDT - DJANGO'S GUITAR Django Reinhardt And The Quintet Du Hot Club De France - Django Django Reinhardt - Django Anthologie - Vol. 7 Django Reinhardt - Django Reinhardt Et Le Quintette Du Hot-Club De France Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli - "Django Et Stéphane" Django Reinhardt Avec La Quintette Du Hot Club De France - Le Disque D'Or De Django Reinhardt Django Reinhardt And Stéphane Grappelli With Quintette Of The Hot Club Of France - Django Reinhardt And Stéphane Grappelli With The Quintette Of The Hot Club Of France Django Reinhardt, Stéphane Grappelli, Quintette Du Hot Club De France - Swing De Paris.
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