https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLKXnfVGBOQ&feature=youtu.be
Minor Swing (cover)
This is a song by Django Reinhardt called "Minor Swing." Took me a little while to learn, but it was worth it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLKXnfVGBOQ&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLKXnfVGBOQ&feature=youtu.be
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Originally Posted by: bbzswa777This is a song by Django Reinhardt called "Minor Swing." Took me a little while to learn, but it was worth it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLKXnfVGBOQ&feature=youtu.be
Good job on a fun tune!
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Yeah I forgot to tell you,the tone was sweet. Had to take another listen. Really cool stuff. I never heard that song before.
Did you learn it on gt?.
Did you learn it on gt?.
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No I actually bought the Hal Leonard Django play-along book (comes with a CD that has the backing tracks). The books are super convenient because it comes with a quality backing track and all the tab. GuitarTricks is just as convenient of course, but they don't have this song yet. :)
And I can't take all the credit for the tone, because our instructor Chris gave me some pointers.
But I could probably find a way to send you the backing track and the tab if you really want it. Let me know.
And I can't take all the credit for the tone, because our instructor Chris gave me some pointers.
But I could probably find a way to send you the backing track and the tab if you really want it. Let me know.
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Originally Posted by: axe2Yeah I forgot to tell you,the tone was sweet. Had to take another listen. Really cool stuff. I never heard that song before.
This is an iconic instrumental tune by the legendary Django Reinhardt. He also did a lot of jazz standards that are just as wonderful. Search for his name on Google & YouTube. You'll find a wealth of his stuff & people playing it. :)
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Another great song that shows his genius is called "Djangology." The very first 10 seconds of that song show you how far ahead of their time Django and Stephane (the violinist) were.
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Originally Posted by: bbzswa777No I actually bought the Hal Leonard Django play-along book (comes with a CD that has the backing tracks). The books are super convenient because it comes with a quality backing track and all the tab. GuitarTricks is just as convenient of course, but they don't have this song yet. :)
And I can't take all the credit for the tone, because our instructor Chris gave me some pointers.
But I could probably find a way to send you the backing track and the tab if you really want it. Let me know.
Thanks I appreciate it.. I would like to learn that,but have my head stuck in learning other thing's at the moment. So I wouldn't have the time..but hey thanks for the offer...keep up the good work!!!!
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