Eddie South & Django Reinhardt - Sweet Georgia Brown - Paris 29 September 1937 скачать видео бесплатно

2ndviolinist

The Reinhardt/Grappelli version is much better. It flows more smoothly and naturally. It has the decided advantage of a Django solo. You can tell the Hot Club Quintette had played together much more. I like South as much or more than Grappelli, this is not a knock on him.

Chris Arnison

No, the Django/Grappelli version is not better - this is the finer and more inventive. Eddie is absolutely the best fiddle jazz player of all time.

Evan Dice

Eddie South & Django Reinhardt - Sweet Georgia Brown - Paris 29 September 1937

Bob Jones

Thankyou! I'd only heard the name Eddie South before now, Humourous and playful. I'll be checking some more.

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