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Online Status: Last On: Dec 21, 2007 - 12:25 AM
Profile Views: 750
Member Since: November 14, 2007
Location: Denver, CO
ShoutLife Address: shoutlife.com/gypsyswingrevue
Website: http://www.gypsyswingrevue.com
Genre: Jazz
Record Label: Gypsy Swing Revue
Group Members:
Dmitriy Fisch: Violin,
Dean Marold: Bass,
Pascal Guimbard: Rhythm Guitar,
Elliot Reed: Lead Guitar
Influences:
Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli, Hot Club of France
Sounds Like:
Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli, Hot Club of France, Biréli Lagrène, Rosenberg Trio
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Discography
Puttin' On the Ritz (2007)
This album was recorded "live" in the studio, without any overdubs or edits. Notable tracks include two original compositions (Elliot Reed's Zapala, and Farewell, by Art Gibson), one of the very few bolero-style tunes composed by Django Reinhardt (Troublant Bolero), the title track, a timeless standard by Irving Berlin (Puttin' On The Ritz), modern songs from the Gypsy Jazz repertoire (Jojo Swing, Number One), as well as a rare Russian swing song, contemporary with Django's early career, and never before recorded in United States (Unfortunate Rendezvous).

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About Gypsy Swing Revue
Gypsy Swing Revue is a jazz ensemble that carries on the tradition of Gypsy Jazz created by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli during their domination of the Paris jazz scene during the pre-war era.

The music of Gypsy Swing Revue is the Swinging Jazz of the 30's and 40's plus a cross-section of songs from the modern Gypsy Jazz repertoire. With instrumentation similar to Django's Hot Club, namely: two acoustic guitars, upright bass, and violin, each Gypsy Swing Revue performance provides exciting, engaging music for all to enjoy.
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