Description : This one's a bit unusual even for me. I've always loved that really old jazz, but could never get over the terrible sound quality, so I never really explored it much. This track is (somewhat) reminicent or those early tracks. It reminds me of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, hence the title (nothing to do with the Django movie.) It starts and ends with the poor quality simulation even with the record scratching (but not through out the track.) I tried to use a combination of vintage and modern sounds and instruments. I don't expect many to like this, but no need to slam me for it. Some may appreciate it.
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Hey Scott! I am a vintage Sinatra style Jazz singer and I really love your sound and would love to Collaborate with you. Also, I was wondering if I could use a sample from your track. I promise I will give you 100% credit
I too have a problem with terrible old sound quality though one of my favourite groups is a 30s/40s gospel group called The Golden Gate Quartet.
Anyway, this is very cool though the quality of the brass starting on 1:14 is a problem.
Drums are great, so's the sax and guitar and violin. Sounds like lots of fun to make.
This could be even better with some improvements in the sounds.
Please check out a live harmonica looper called Son Of Dave as he makes cool modern versions of old music - a bit like what you've done here, except all he uses is his voice and harmonica. He has a few good albums.
This concept reminds me of my father's exploits on the violin .... in my young and tender years.
Frankly I found this track very late (Thanks Danke) but I'm not disappointed by what you have achieved.
Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli have rocked my youth .... especially that my father comes, as Django, of a great people of musicians .... that we could appoint "Gypsy" .... (Tzigane in French)
Thank you for sharing this moment of another age .... The effects of sizzling, as an old 78s is successful ....
I am very troubled by what I hear.
Thanks, Dan. This one has always been a favorite of mine. I started appreciating the real early stuff later in life. When you're young, you may find it a bit corny, but a musically intelligent mind can always hear the genius in early music even going way back to the classical masters. I put the record scratches in for effect, but I wish we could hear the old stuff in the high fidelity of today's technology.
This confession may date me, but I heard Stephane Grappelli play live at a concert hall in Madison WI decades ago. The hall was not large but it was full. Wonderful effects here, and the Big Band and vocal moments are inventive and wild. I could comment on so many tracks on your page. . . but I chose this one.
No Worries, UChris. I have a few miles on me, too. Glad you appreciate my style. I love the older stuff, but like to give it a modern feel and add lots of drums! I appreciate your comment.
Cheers,
Scott
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DANKE : 0671112-0066558 (Heaven Calls), 0671112-0067503 (Reggae Sax),
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SERIALCHILLER : 0000003-00000076 (Chilla Do Do Vox Fx),
DJFREDVAL: 0002663-0007540 (FV 120 BackBeat2)
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Anyway, this is very cool though the quality of the brass starting on 1:14 is a problem.
Drums are great, so's the sax and guitar and violin. Sounds like lots of fun to make.
This could be even better with some improvements in the sounds.
Please check out a live harmonica looper called Son Of Dave as he makes cool modern versions of old music - a bit like what you've done here, except all he uses is his voice and harmonica. He has a few good albums.
Awesome with huge character and superb instrumentation...
DL,Favd, commented listened many times... :-)
Danke
Cheers,
Scott
This concept reminds me of my father's exploits on the violin .... in my young and tender years.
Frankly I found this track very late (Thanks Danke) but I'm not disappointed by what you have achieved.
Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli have rocked my youth .... especially that my father comes, as Django, of a great people of musicians .... that we could appoint "Gypsy" .... (Tzigane in French)
Thank you for sharing this moment of another age .... The effects of sizzling, as an old 78s is successful ....
I am very troubled by what I hear.
Congratulations.
Dan
Cheers,
Scott
Cheers,
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