NEW PHOTO SECTION!

Phil

Thanks to Michael for setting up this new PHOTO section, please use this section to post your gypsy-jazz related photos... cheers, Phil

(Please note: all images are copyright and belong to the photographer, unless otherwise stated. For any questions, please contact the individual photographer, thank you).

jon sky

I have Pics
These are some of the handmade guitars I made under the appreneship of Collins Guitars

Steveareno

NIce looking guitars! Love the sunburst. Not quite a traditional GJ finish, but they sure do look nice when the pop up.
Swang on,

Michael Bauer

Busato did a few guitars in sunburst as far back as the '30s. I pIayed one a Jacques Mazzoleni's place. I know Rodrigo Shopis has one model that he has done in sunburst as well. I think they look good.

jon sky

Hi
verry glad to see the sunburst is'nt a turn off.This one was sent to "Hot strings" music shop New Haven Conn.
jOn sKy

jon sky

This is a new in lay
Ive designed it for my daughter she likes orchids.This one is on a "Gib " style 000 Nick Lucas repreduction
jOn sKy

jon sky

final sanding and cleanup is done after the machines are drilled

swingbooty

The Knoxville Gypsy Jazz scene combines traditional Manouche with Flow Arts (spinners and hoopers.)

This small city in Tennessee has more gypsy jazz bands than Atlanta, Miami, and Charlotte combined. And they have their own take on the genre. It's a party scene and scores of dancers, spinners, and hoopers arrive to SWINGBOOTY shows to enjoy the infectious beats of Django and Grappelli inspired music –-until the wee hours of the morning. The venues are glowing with LED lights and the eclectic crowds range from college kids to people who grew up in the Swing era.

To hear songs by SWINGBOOTY go to: http://www.reverbnation.com/swingbooty

plexi69

Wow, that looks cool!

Buco

I'd be lying if I said I was knew this section existed.

PS though I see some threads in it I remember but I wasn't aware it's a part of dedicated photo section of the forum.

mac63000

There is the "guitar archive" section, maybe that's what it refers to?