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What's that guitar?
swing68
Poznan, Poland✭✭✭ Manouche Modele Orchestre, JWC Catania Swing
Hi everyone
I remember seeing I think on this forum an image formed of a collage of Django pics, most interesting for the one in the top LH corner - seems to be early, around 1929 - 30, post-fire but very much pre-5tet.
The fascinating bit for me is the guitar he was playing, very futuristic looking but seems to have gone the way of the dodo once the Macaferris came into play.
Starter for 10: anyone recall where this image is hosted and if yes can you post a link? (No luck on google images, and doesn't seem to be in my browser cache). Second, anyone know anything about the guitar (might help if we could see it of course)?
Will continue delving but if anyone can beat me to it, thanks in advance!
Best, Alex (swing68)
I remember seeing I think on this forum an image formed of a collage of Django pics, most interesting for the one in the top LH corner - seems to be early, around 1929 - 30, post-fire but very much pre-5tet.
The fascinating bit for me is the guitar he was playing, very futuristic looking but seems to have gone the way of the dodo once the Macaferris came into play.
Starter for 10: anyone recall where this image is hosted and if yes can you post a link? (No luck on google images, and doesn't seem to be in my browser cache). Second, anyone know anything about the guitar (might help if we could see it of course)?
Will continue delving but if anyone can beat me to it, thanks in advance!
Best, Alex (swing68)
The war on Am7 and Cmaj7 begins here ...
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