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TheGarethJones
Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370
I’ve got a 5 hour drive to Jersey to attend Django A Go Go, so hit me with your best Gypsy Jazz concerts, preferably on Youtube. I’ve seen a lot of the big boys (Les Nuits Mancouches, Bireli and Friends, etc), so the more rare, the better. All are welcome!
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I love this house concert that Adrien Moignard did here. Damn fine playing that makes me smile every time.
I think if you want a decent sounding blast from the past (that isn't SATURATED in reverb), I recommend this WASO concert that @TonyRees posted a few years back. As you can see from the comments, it is Tcha approved!
My fav is stuff I've recorded in Paris, probably cause I was there but I think it's good stuff.
Recent reunion concert featuring songs from the classic Romani album.
Great one! Love how bouncy it was. He’s phenomenal with his bends. What a boss.
Yes Paul!!!! Amazing, and the perfect setting!!!!
I don't know if I have a favorite but this full Sébastien Giniaux concert recorded in Mexico back during Covid in 2020 has always stood out to me for both the amazing playing and incredibly scenic backdrop:
Wow, that's brilliant! Mesmerising, and Joris Viquesnel - the perfect example of accompaniment.
Remi Harris at the Vintage Escape about ten years ago.
Bireli with Martin Weiss, an informal outdoore concert -- they all sound so loose and almost wacky.