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I think django was born to rock, amoungst other things.
that would be great!
nice touch!! i wasn't expecting that.
thanks for sharing the links! this is great. the bari sax kind of reminds me of a metal guitar. great guitar work too.
huh, I had not heard that Seb version of fleche d'or. I guess that's where gonzalo got some inspiration from because their recording 2 years later was a similar groove (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvlt8NXYhh4)
The band on that melody was grooving so hard, incredible, so good.
@Russell Letson that first vid, grifters with the griffin, how did you come across that group? Great band, only 24 views! Sydney guys if I'm not mistaken (I know the guitarist, he's the son of a pretty well known GJ violinist- George Washingmachine)