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Roundalette - Maurice Ferret
djangology
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Did a new transcription of one of my favorite gypsy jazz tunes, by my absolute favorite of all the gypsy jazz guitarists.
I just love the roughness on the edges.
Roundalette - Maurice Ferret
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Nice job on the transcription. Sounds a bit spaghetti-western in places. Neat tune.
Nice job, Jon - I'm glad that I'm not the only one who appreciates Maurice and Joseph. "Le Train Gitane" is still one of my all time favorite recordings. Now - let's hear your version...
Thanks for the transcription!
I haven't listened to Maurice & Joseph in many years, I just found their "Hommage to Django" LP on YouTube.
By the way, all of the chords that are labeled Dm7b5 in the Soundslice are Dm6 chords.
Very cool, thank you!