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Joe Pass For Django mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: For Django Country: UK Released: 1964 Style: Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1281 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1136 mb WMA version RAR size: 1898 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 432 Other Formats: WAV DTS FLAC AAC APE DMF AA Tracklist A1 Django 3:19 A2 Rosetta 3:10 A3 Nuages 2:30 A4 For Django 3:20 A5 Night And Day 3:43 B1 Fleur D'Ennui 2:50 B2 Insensiblement 3:10 B3 Cavalerie 4:20 B4 Django's Castle 3:45 B5 Limehouse Blues 2:10 Credits Bass – Jim Hughart Drums – Colin Bailey Guitar – Joe Pass, John Pisano Notes Recorded October 20th, 1964, New York City. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Pacific Jazz For Django (LP, 85, ST-85 Joe Pass Records, Pacific 85, ST-85 US 1964 Album) Jazz Records BNP 25.100, For Django (LP, Blue Note, Blue BNP 25.100, Joe Pass France Unknown BNP 25 100 Album, RE) Note BNP 25 100 For Django (LP, Pacific Jazz GXF-3107 Joe Pass GXF-3107 Japan 1978 Album, RE) Records For Django (CD, Pacific Jazz TOCJ-6820 Joe Pass TOCJ-6820 Japan 2006 Album, RE, RM) Records For Django (CD, BGOCD430 Joe Pass BGO Records BGOCD430 UK 1998 Album, RE) Related Music albums to For Django by Joe Pass Django Reinhardt - Django Reinhardt And His Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France Django Reinhardt - Django Django Reinhardt - Swingin' With Django Django Reinhardt - Django With His American Friends Django Reinhardt - The Legendary Django Reinhardt Django Django - Marble Skies Bruno Nicolai - Django Spara Per Primo (Django Shoots First) Django Reinhardt - The Art of the Jazz Guitar Django Reinhardt - Nothing But Django Django Reinhardt Et Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France - Django Reinhardt Et Le Quintette De Hot Club De France.

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