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Corsican style - I just discovered a whole separate style of music
djangology
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Corsican style - I just discovered a whole separate style of music I didn't know existed. Thanks to Michael Dregni's book which mentioned this guy and I found him on YouTube.
A must subscribe YouTube channel. Happy to have discovered this:
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Great stuff @djangology !
Paolo Quilici is worth checkin out:
And Antoine Bonelli. There is a particular style from Corsica that combines Spanish, Italian and French into waltzes and rumbas that most Django fans would warm to.
Give it a go!
Last time I went to Montmartre, in 2016, I think it was Gerard Poletti playing, but I can't be sure (sorta looks like him). I asked the guy to play la Bikina and they nailed it.
I just found Fanou Torracinta on Spotify:
https://news.in-24.com/lifestyle/music/63308.html
Fanou kicks butt!
Nice, never heard of Fanou. Needs more videos.
Fanau is great player but i remember him as well as very nice guy with crisp and modesty.