Django Reinhardt - At His Best Sweet & Lowdown '2001

Artist	Django Reinhardt Related artists
Album name	At His Best Sweet & Lowdown
Country
Date	2001
Genre	Jazz
Play time	2:24:45
Format / Bitrate	Stereo 1420 Kbps / 44.1 kHz MP3 320 Kbps
Media	CD
Size	356 Mb / 475 Mb
Price	Download $3.95

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Tracks list

Tracklist:

CD 1:
1. Ise a muggin
2. I cant give you anything but love
3. Oriental shuffle
4. After youve gone
5. Are you in the moon
6. Limehouse blues
7. Nagaski
8. Swing guitars
9. Georgia on my ming
10. shine
11. In the still of the night
13. Hot lips
14. Aint misbehavin
15. Rose room
16. Body and soul
17. When day is done
18. Runnin wild
19. Chicago
20. Liebestraum NÂº3
21. Miss Annabelle Lee
22. A little love a little kiss
23. Mystery pacific
24. In a sentimental mood

CD 2:
1. Improvisation
2. Parfum
3. St.Louis blues
4. Minor swing
5. You rascal you
6. Sweet Georgia Brown
7. Tears
8. DaphnÃ©
9. Begin the beguine
10. swing 41
11. Nuages
12. Pour vous (Exactly like you)
13. vendredi 13
14. Mabel
15. Petits mensonges (Little white lies)
16. Les yeux noirs (Dark eyes)
17. sweet Sue
18. Swing de paris
19. Oiseaux de iles
20. All of me
21. Swing 42
22. Manoir de mes rÃªves
23. Djangology
24. Echoes of France (La Marsellaise)

This two-disc collection from Spains Definitive label is divided into two
distinct periods in Django Reinhardts career. The first disc is made up of
various tracks from the original Hot Club of France Quintet with Stephane
Grappelli and Louis Vola from 1936 and 1937. Classic and definitive performances
of Ise A Muggin, Oriental Shuffle, Sweet Chorus, Mystery Pacific, Are You In the
Mood, and Swing Guitars are contained here, as well as wonderfully varied covers
of such vernacular tunes as Georgia On My Mind, Limehouse Blues, In A
Sentimental Mood, and Aint Misbehavin. Disc Two comprises recordings from
Reinhardt made between 1940 and 1949, four of them guitar solos, and the rest
with a wildly varying group of musicians. Two of the bands represented here are
Djangos American Swing Big Band and Django and His American Swing Band, which
featured Shelton Heath, Bill Bethel, and Jim Hayes. The later material, as one
would surmise, is far more adventurous, though sometimes the music suffers as a
result of Reinhardts experiments with tonality and volume. Nonetheless, for the
price, this is a fine introduction to the greatest, yes, greatest, guitar
stylist jazz has ever known.