MikeK
Asheville, NCNew Altamira M-30 D-Cedar, Gitane DG-320 John Jorgensen
What's a really interesting song that you call (or someone that you gig with calls) that:
1) wasn't played by Django
2) isn't in the Django Fakebook and
3) isn't called regularly at jams?
Let's try to keep it to 1 song (with no repeats), with a maximum of 2 if you have 2 really interesting ones. I'll get it started:
My friend Albi calls the theme from The Godfather. Great changes, haunting melody, super-fun to solo over, and often gets the attention of the audience. And maybe even boosts the tips?
Comments
Bluesette -- in the friendly key of G. Lots of opportunity for violin/guitar harmony, even a "round." (Played it at a djangofest with David Laflamme on violin.)
Carnation ~ Fapy Lafertin, Am.
Samba em Preludio ~ Baden Powell, Bm
My Little Suede Shoes (Charlie Parker)
Catchy tune, easy head and changes go great w/GJ bossa rhythm
You Look Good To Me, C. We played it last night. Love soloing to it and love the slow intro and coda.
The Third Man Theme in G has gone down well.
Crazy was a setlist regular for a while. @billyshakes you can add the other(s)