His 1930s version of Russian Lullaby is cut from very much the same cloth. Such a warm guitar sound you wonder if it's not a nylon-, rather than steel-strung (though my money is on the National Tricone he was famous for using back then).
(And so behind the beat, it makes you all woozy )
PS @Michael is this book really happening? Reason I ask - I was thinking of putting together a website devoted to Oscar's style myself & have transcribed a fair bit too. Won't do it if a book is really in the works ...
I love Oscar's version of Russian Lullaby. Also he has a really swinging version of Besame Mucho. And checkout a recording of his called "Polvo de estrella" its his version of "stardust" and its really amazing! Such a great player.
Swing68, do you have transciptions for those? I started on Russian Lullaby but I have no real familiarity with his style so I gave up. I'd like to start getting into it though.
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(And so behind the beat, it makes you all woozy )
PS @Michael is this book really happening? Reason I ask - I was thinking of putting together a website devoted to Oscar's style myself & have transcribed a fair bit too. Won't do it if a book is really in the works ...
Yes those are two of my favs as well.
Swing68, do you have transciptions for those? I started on Russian Lullaby but I have no real familiarity with his style so I gave up. I'd like to start getting into it though.
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