Django Reinhardt - Minor Swing Cover video free download

John Cassar

I've watched this like 3 times for the melody, but I can't my eyes off of her!

J. Fernandes

"SNIFF" - yeah i know...

hideaki moriyama

django~~~~! :~)

Jan Kelsens

GO AND LEARN HOW TO PLAY GYPSY MUSIC, FOLKS...

Teton Obsession

This made my day! Thanks for sharing!

Rico canco

She plays like my grandmother but with such beautiful legs we don't care

Eyal Gantz

Impressive! way to go guys! +++++

Kapa53

You guys happen to have notes for this? Is it possible to get it?

rodrigo sanchez

You, the one playing the lead guitar.. you my friend, are a lucky guy;)

jakejackson09

Thats cool good job guys. keeping the classics alive

croill33t

awesome

Morgan Hastings

nice solo playing! but you need to teach her gypsy pumping! ;) but seriously, though, i don't quite know why she's not using a pick and is playing it like a folk song... it detracts it from the solo part. if you're going to play the solo with the exact notes as django then it'd follow that the accompaniment would be authentic as well.

Doriann Mdr

que dire il & resssuté via vous,,,,,,,,,,,,excellent,

HBsongwriter

she plays like it's a walk in the park and carries it the whole way like a rock star

howsziz

Ummmm,very nice.There is NOTHING on earth as pretty as a pretty woman with a pretty leg.Makes life worth living. BTW nice flat picking job.Ole Django did it all with that right hand.He spent so much time trying to invent ways to make that left hand conform until ( his mostly ignored) right hand inadvertently became inordinately more proficient .THAT'S why guitarist who desire to be real good players should do the same.Work on those chords and runs. Forget that picking hand. Just PLAY.The picking hand will automatically do MORE if You stop thinking about it.You are getting there.

Rusty Shackleford

Man, with how well you were doing the whole song I thought you were going to nail those chromatic triplets near the end. But you let me down! Great job with the rest though. I have the figuring that Django actually used for that run if you want it: (high e)3,2,1,0 (b)4,3,2,1,0 (g)3,2,1,0 (d)4,3,2,1,0,1,2,3 (g)1 (b)3 (high e)1 he played those triplets at 197 bpm, it took me a while to get it down.

Ray Thaw

Sweet job guys.

Jens Fittepupp

Absolutely mervellous! What chords does the girl use? :)

TheChezzare

nicely done

Suraj Lamichhane

the rawness you guys have makes even even sweeter, good cover. felt good listening.