Videos from the Quecumbar London

frater

Could somebody help me find my jaw, please ? it has dropped just down here, can't be too far...


Simply intimidating: Bireli watch your back!

marinman

Great stuff, What guitar is this "natural genius" using?

NEvans

Does anyone know if Yorgui's record is as phenomenal as the playing on the recordings here?

a

i can't believe that guy isn't more popular.

Jonny

I saw Yorgui in 2003, at a festival ín my hometown of Linköping, and back then was already a marvelous player. I really like his tone, it's fat and juicy and he masters the djangolicks very well. He was playing with the great trio of HCDS.

a

his soloing is amazing...he's got a lot of phrases, but somehow, it feels like they are all connected. i don't hear that in a lot of players, including some of the top guys.

dennis

yorgui is one of my favorites, and notice how he's one of the few sinti guitar players who doesn't use the django technique!

RKatz

Dosen't use the django technique, in what way dosen't he? I ask because for me shape of his right hand really reminded me of Django, ofcorse I may be just wrong. :?

dennis

he uses a lot of upstroke sweep picking and a lot of upstrokes when he plays many classic fast passages that stochelo or jimmy would play with the django picking technique

frater

As for the guitar: it should be a Jean Marc Perrin (Mandino has one too)