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• Jack western Massachusetts✭✭✭✭

  November 2005 Posts: 1,752

  Asking a lot here, but does anyone have the listings for any of the following? I've been searching, but all I've come up with so far is this, that lets you license WASO tunes for commercials and such:
  http://www.amcrecords.com/artists.php?l ... rtist=2097
  
  WASO 4
  Epitaph pour Django
  
  
  Thanks, guys.
  Jack.
  
  PS: I'd originally asked about Live in Laren and Live at Gringo's as well, but have since found the listings over at Djangostation; just a reminder of what a great resource it is...
• Barengero Auda CityProdigy

  November 2005 Posts: 527

  Hi,
  I think you want to know the tracklists of "WASO 4" and "WASO play Gipsy Swing: An Epitaph for Django".
  Here it is:
  
  "WASO 4":
  - Undecided
  - Nuages
  - Mop Mop
  - Melodie au crepuscule
  - Si tu savais
  - Rosetta
  - Fantaisie
  - I surrender dear
  - Cavalerie
  - Blues mineur
  - Summertime
  - Fleur de Lavande
  
  "WASO play Gipsy swing: An Epitaph for Django":
  - Minor Swing
  - Djangos dream
  - Avalon
  - September Song
  - A kiss to build a dream on
  - Topsy
  - Clair de Lune
  - Manha de Carneval
  - Les Yeux noirs
  - Tears
  - Mon pote le gitan
  
  Note that the "Epitaph" record does not feature Fapy Lafertin on guitar, but Coen de Kauter on solo guitar instead of him. Coen is such a tasteful guitarist! The "Epitaph" record is a real great album and you can get it for little money at the moment:
  
  http://www.musicstack.com/listings.cgi? ... &media=All
  
  Buy and enjoy
  
  Best,
  Barengero
• Jack western Massachusetts✭✭✭✭

  November 2005 Posts: 1,752

  Thanks, Barengero, that's just what I was after.
  
  Best,
  Jack.
• Phil Portland, ORModerator Anastasio

  November 2005 Posts: 766

  Ted - thanks!
  
  cheers
  
  Phil
• SoulShade NW Ohio, USANew

  November 2005 Posts: 56

  I'm having a hard time finding anything on WASO, and I would appreciate any info/direction. Thanks!
• Jack western Massachusetts✭✭✭✭

  November 2005 Posts: 1,752

  Not sure if you're looking for CDs or history...you can find a couple of discs at the link above, and some history at these links:
  http://www.hotclub.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2679
  http://djangobooks.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=90
  http://www.django-liberchies.be/groupe/decauterEN.htm
  
  There doesn't seem to be much online about their history...
  
  Best,
  Jack.