Best Recording for the tune...

JazzDawg

I'm trying to learn from recordings, and videos. Being a newbie to the genre, would some of the more experienced GJ players here in this group list their favorite CD for a particular tune to learn from. For example, in another post, I've read, someone said that most folks learn Bossa Dorado from the version done by the Rosenberg Trio. What's the name of that recording? I've found one on Amazon, but it's a live recording, is there another?

Other tunes I'm learning that I need info for are:

Swing Gitan
Lulu Swing

I have a number of Django recordings, so most of his tunes, I can listen to already, but these others are really something that's shows me how far behind I am with GJ. I wanna catch up! So, if you could list a tune and the recorded version, include artist title and CD title (or LP). It would help me out a lot, maybe other newbies like me, too.

Thanks in advance - and Vive Django!

Tele295

There are a bunch of FREE Rosenberg Trio downloads here, thanks to our own Super Mario Maccaferri:

http://www.therosenbergtrio.eu then go to "downloads"

I think this live version of Bossa Dorado (with Koen de Cauter) may even surpass the Rosenberg Trio's studio version. Did I mention it's free?

BluesBop Harry

For Lulu swing:
http://www.djangobooks.com/archives/loulou_swing.mp3
By Lulu Reinhardt & Hansche Weiss, I think that's the classic version.

For Swing Gitan I like how Angelo Debarre's plays it, there a bunch of versions for that including the one at the Bireli Live a Vienne DVD and the one from the Astuces book vol I.

JazzDawg

Thanks for the info folks. I like those versions, too. I'm having fun gathering tunes, now to really study them!

Passacaglia

Tele295 wrote:

There are a bunch of FREE Rosenberg Trio downloads here, thanks to our own Super Mario Maccaferri:

http://www.therosenbergtrio.eu then go to "downloads"

I think this live version of Bossa Dorado (with Koen de Cauter) may even surpass the Rosenberg Trio's studio version. Did I mention it's free?

Looking for more Rosenberg music. There's a live CD, with Van Dijk Louis - is this the one? There was also a multiple CD-and-Dvd collection of live, "LIVE 1992-2005," that they show on their discography but I can't find for sale. Anyone know about this? Tele?

Jazzaferri

That is a killer version Paul ...Koen really gets into it with tehm.

Passacaglia

You mean the CD with Van Dijk Louis - that CD has Koen de Cauter? Or the CD/DVD set, "Live 1992-2005" (which I can't find for sale anywhere)?

Thanks, Jay. I didn't see any downloads on the Rosenberg site, save a 6-track mini-album, a bonus thing finishing out the Djangologists CD/DVD combo (I love this CD, and the DVD of them in studio, recording, is awesome...anyone happen to know where that studio is located? Gorgeous milieu, very inspirational....I want to build one here in rural Wisconsin!).

pickitjohn

Hi all,

I never found the Downloads link either.

the http://www.therosenbergtrio.eu never comes up it goes to http://www.therosenbergtrio.com

I tried this in Safari & Foxfire

Any Help?

I'm Lovin the Music from the Waso Fapy discussion and would love to hear Koen de Cauter w/ the Rosenberg Trio.

Thanks pickitjohn