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The Classic Early Recordings in Chronological Order by Reinhardt, Django (CD, 2000)

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Artist: Django Reinhardt. Title: The Classic Early Recordings In Chronological Order. His work is so good that it can literally be said that Reinhardt has never been heard with such presence before. The guitarist's fingers can be heard moving across the fingerboard, and there is a new resonance as he plucks each note.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelJsp|Jsp Records

UPC0788065900120

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046048305

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2000

GenreJazz

ArtistReinhardt, Django

Release TitleThe Classic Early Recordings in Chronological Order

Dimensions

Item Height2.11 in

Item Weight1.05 lb

Item Length5.75 in

Item Width5.03 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks124

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 I Saw Stars (Unissued As 78) (September 1934) 1.2 I'm Confessin' 1.3 Dinah 1.4 Tiger Rag 1.5 Oh Lady Be Good 1.6 I Saw Stars (December 1934) 1.7 Lily Belle May June 1.8 Sweet Sue, Just You 1.9 I'm Confessin' 1.10 The Continental 1.11 Blue Drag 1.12 Swanee River 1.13 The Sunshine of Your Smile 1.14 Ultrafox 1.15 Avalon 1.16 Smoke Rings 1.17 Clouds 1.18 Believe It, Beloved 1.19 I've Found a New Baby 1.20 St. Louis Blues 1.21 Crazy Rhythm 1.22 The Sheik of Araby 1.23 Chasing Shadows 1.24 I've Had My Moments 1.25 Some of These Days 1.26 Djangology 2.1 Honeysuckle Rose 2.2 Sweet Georgia Brown 2.3 Night and Day 2.4 My Sweet 2.5 Souvenirs 2.6 Daphne 2.7 Black and White 2.8 Stompin' at Decca 2.9 Tornerai 2.10 If I Had You 2.11 It Had to Be You 2.12 Nocturne 2.13 The Flat Foot Foogie 2.14 The Lambeth Walk 2.15 Why Shouldn't I? 2.16 I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm 2.17 Please Be Kind 2.18 Louise 2.19 Improvisation No.2 2.20 Undecided 2.21 HCQ Strut 2.22 Don't Worry 'Bout Me 2.23 The Man I Love 2.24 My Sweet 2.25 I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm 2.26 Improvisation No.2 3.1 Billets Doux 3.2 Swing from Paris 3.3 Them There Eyes 3.4 Three Little Words 3.5 Appel Direct 3.6 Hungaria 3.7 Hungaria 3.8 Jeepers Creepers 3.9 Jeepers Creepers 3.10 Swing '39 3.11 Japanese Sandman 3.12 I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight 3.13 I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight 3.14 Tea for Two 3.15 Tea for Two 3.16 My Melancholy Baby 3.17 Time on My Hands 3.18 Twelfth Year 3.19 Twelfth Year 3.20 My Melancholy Baby 3.21 Japanese Sandman 3.22 Tea for Two 3.23 I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight 3.24 Hungaria 4.1 Blue Moon 4.2 Avalon 4.3 What a Difference a Day Made 4.4 Stardust 4.5 St. Louis Blues 4.6 Limehouse Blues 4.7 I Got Rhythm 4.8 I've Found a New Baby 4.9 It Was So Beautiful 4.10 China Boy 4.11 Moon Glow 4.12 It Don't Mean a Thing 4.13 I'se A-Muggin' 4.14 I Can't Give You Anything But Love 4.15 Oriental Shuffle 4.16 After You've Gone 4.17 Are You in the Mood? 4.18 Limehouse Blues 4.19 Nagasaki 4.20 Swing Guitars 4.21 Georgia on My Mind 4.22 Shine 4.23 In the Still of the Night 4.24 Sweet Chorus 5.1 Exactly Like You 5.2 Charleston 5.3 You're Driving Me Crazy 5.4 Tears 5.5 Solitude 5.6 Hot Lips 5.7 Ain't Misbehavin' 5.8 Rose Room 5.9 Body and Soul 5.10 When Day Is Done 5.11 Runnin' Wild 5.12 Chicago 5.13 Liebestraum No.3 5.14 Miss Annabelle Lee 5.15 A Little Love, a Little Kiss 5.16 Mystery Pacific 5.17 In a Sentimental Mood 5.18 The Sheik of Araby 5.19 Improvisation 5.20 Parfum 5.21 Alabamy Bound 5.22 Rosetta 5.23 Stardust 5.24 The Object of My Affection

NotesThe music on this CD set has been restored from the best available 78 copies, which have been carefully checked for pitch by the sound engineer Ted Kendall. His work is so good that it can literally be said that Reinhardt has never been heard with such presence before. The guitarist's fingers can be heard moving across the fingerboard, and there is a new resonance as he plucks each note. Kendall has cleared away audio rubble... and has brought out sounds which haven't been heard since the recordings were made in the studio.