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Django Reinhardt - Swing 47 (1999) {Indigo Records IGO CD 2105 rec 1947}
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© 1947, 1999 Indigo Records | IGO CD 2105
Jazz / Continental Jazz / Swing / Gypsy / Guitar

During the LP era, Django Reinhardt's discography seemed substantial and pleasantly challenging; along came digital reproduction with the emergence of uncommon or previously undiscovered works, and now there are enough Reinhardt albums to confuse even the experienced connoisseur. Perhaps the best way to experience his legacy is to map his career with chronological precision, as several reissue labels have successfully done. If you just want to get a really nice taste of what this wonderful musician sounded like during his early maturity, Indigo's Swing 47 might just be the album for you. It consists of 24 selections recorded in Paris between April and November 1947 and originally issued on the Blue Star and Vogue labels.

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