Django Reindhardt - Jitterbug Waltz
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One of the first prominent European jazz musicians, Reinhardt remains one of the most renowned jazz guitarists.
Apparently this version is based on the original song by Fats Waller.
Song mentioned in the following links:
www.myxer.com/ringtone/id/2530... (here you can hear a different sample, but very similar, while attribution is made to both Fats Waller and Django Reinhardt)
bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/BioSho... (attributed only to Django)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BioShock...) (attributed only to Fats Waller)
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The performers are Paul Patterson, violin, Brian Lovely, guitar, of the Cincinnati, Ohio-based swing ensemble The Faux Frenchmen, a group that specializes in playing the "Hot Club" style swing pioneered by Django Reinhardt.
Thumbs Up if you heard this on the catwalk above the Tea Garden in Bioshock 1 ;)
Thank you, Bioshock
I like to listen to this song while going through old photos. Reminds me of simpler times.
Jitterbug Waltz is a 1942 jazz composition by Fats Waller and His Rhythm. It was also was recorded by Django Reinhardt with Stéphane Grappelli, Eric Dolphy, [1]Erroll Garner, and Chet Atkins.
- wikipedia (and cited in a book about one of the members of Django's accompaniment)
This is a modern day tribute duo called "The Faux Frenchmen" a swing ensemble who are Paul Patterson on violin, Brian Lovely on guitar, who are based in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Faux Frenchmen are a group that specializes in playing the 1940's "Hot Club" style swing pioneered by Django Reinhardt.
You have no idea how long I have searched for this !!!
If that's Django, I shall now part the sea of idiots and walk through it without a drop of ignorance touching my robe.
Aly Young Gracias. OK.
Whois it I’ve been searching for an official recording for a while
@@elizabethclement3864 The Faux Frenchmen
I really like this recording no matter who it is. The beat is steady and swinging. Far too many interpretations are all over the map with the beat and play havoc with the note signatures. Pyeng Threadgill does a very sweet version of this song.She keeps it simple but still stretches is artfully. As far as musicdoq's comment that the strumming is barely adequate., well I don't think that is fair or accurate. He 's is accompanying and doing it very musically,not showing off!!!
Such a joyful sweet mellow vibration! Thanks so much for posting this!☺
I always found weird these songs were credited to DJango when they sound not very Django-like. Most likely the Faux Frenchmen, the mostly unsung heroes of the Bioshock 1 soundtrack!
HE TACKLES SONGS THAT NEED 10 STRONG FINGERS. AMAZING ,TALENTED MAN. NICE WE HAVE THIS TO WATCH AND LISTEN TO. THANKS A MILLION.
gracias bioshock por los buenos momentos
This is an awesome version of this song. I wish it didn’t cut off
@geroen : I'm not 100% sure, but it does turn out in lastfm search engine and it was named as such in the official bioshock soundtrack
I love this guy, have allot of his earlier stuff on my Ipod.
This song is in Bioshock, In the level Arcadia
@OrganGrinderLola Probably Stephane Grappelli on violin. They recorded quite a lot together.
Thanks BioShock :)
Hell yea thanks for posting!!!
Stéphane Grappelli was the one who put Django on the commercial map and was credited as being one of a few who could put up with his flamboyance behaviour and tardiness.
GRAN INTERPRETACION MAGNIFICA
@elliotcheely : Thanks for the reply!
@OrganGrinderLola : If I knew I would have included the information. If someone does find out and shows me a reliable source, ill be more than happy to include it in the description and title
Absolutely. Sad that everyone on youtube only knows this song from Bioshock. Fats was a genius/
Not sad that devs are introducing the newer generations to old and amazing music.
el mas grande!!!
Bioshock brought me here.
I like the Chet Atkins cover of this song. Pretty good.
Django Reindhardt great musician
Une chose est certaine et ce n'est un secret pour personne, ce n'est pas Django Reinhardt, ni Stéphane Grappelli d'ailleurs ! Ce n'est pas Eddie Lang et Joe Venuti non plus. Les seuls enregistrements originaux enregistrés par Django Reinhardt présents dans Bioshock sont "La Mer (Beyond the Sea)" et "Chasing Shadows".
Le style musical général et le rythme joués pour cet enregistrement sont bien trop "modernes", en tout cas selon moi. J'ai la malheureuse impression qu'on ne saura véritablement jamais qui a enregistré ces titres additionnels attribués à Django Reinhardt ("It Had to Be You", "Jitterbug Waltz", "Liza" et "Please Be Kind"). La théorie la plus vraisemblable semble être la participation, de près ou de loin, volontaire ou non, du groupe américain "The Faux Frenchmen", connu pour leur formation musicale rendant hommage à Django Reinhardt et au quintette du Hot Club de France. Pourquoi l'équipe de développement de la série de jeu vidéo Bioshock ont décidé de mettre ces enregistrements plutôt que les enregistrements originaux de Django Reinhardt ? Pourquoi (s'il s'agit réellement des "The Faux Frenchmen") ne sont-ils pas crédités sur les génériques ou les listes officielles des bandes son originales ?
En tout cas, je trouve que ces titres sont très réussis et le guitariste soliste comme le violoniste rendent un très bel hommage à Django Reinhardt et Stéphane Grappelli. L'essentiel est là d'après moi, ce sont de très jolies musiques avec un excellent jeu vidéo.
they have should pick thise on in the game Bioshock 2
Would love to hear these tracks without them being cut off at the end...
There are some comments about the authenticity of this recording,like if it's not Django it's nothing. Well I have news for you doubters, who the hell cares?? It's very nicely done , very listenable, musically elegant and I don't a damn who played it because it swings; Quick trying to define things from a very limited viewpoint. There were lots of great guitar players, not just Django.
@WawauAdlerJazz Hey, I do recognize your name from the "Jazz Manouche" volumes. Your work is great! Greetings from Germany.
Its most likely Grappelli. Sounds like his phrasing. They played together on so many great recordings.
Stephane Grappelli, I suppose. He co-founded the Quintette du Hot Club with Django Reinhardt which was Gypsy Belgian.
Grappelli did a version with Toots Thielemans, a renowned harmonica player, in a similar rhythm, for what it's worth, but now I'm 100% positive this isn't Django. His son, Babik, has a few live recordings floating around too, but I don't think this is one of them either, given the stale violin playing.
I've heard that once he switched from Musette to jazz Django was reluctant to play anything in 3/4 time so it makes me wonder too, I like it though!
You should check out the 52 disc box set of Django music on Integrale. He played many waltzes.
@OrganGrinderLola Stéphane Grappelli
hey hayenmill, it is based on Fats' song. this is Django's cover of it, and a really good one at that =)
Is this Fats Waller? It really sounds like that’s Fats Waller!
Game recognizes game.
I think everyone wants to know who it is, which album to get, and where to get it. Please! TY
Big Django fan, and I had at first the same doubts that this was him, but I've decided that it ABSOLUTELY IS Django and Grappelli.
Fats Waller tune, they did many of his (honeysuckle rose, sheik of araby) No surprise to hear them doing Jitterbug.
Give Django a little more credit-the style you're hearing was in full swing, and of course he could play it, he just didn't on his official recordings. this is a jam.
Listen to the intro. That's django.
violin and guitar? who else would it be?
The Faux Frenchmen - Paul Patterson on violin, Brian Lovely on guitar
Yupp! BEST Level. I think :)
This absolutely sounds like Django and Stephane....
It's Joe Venuti.
Doubtful. Do you have a recording date and/or record label number to confirm that?
It's both of them, Venuti plays the Violin, Django on guitar.
@@xsquall19x It is The Faux Frenchmen" a swing ensemble who are Paul Patterson on violin and Brian Lovely on guitar from Ohio.
@OrganGrinderLola ...er, there's this guy called Stephane Grappelli... maybe you've heard of him? He's kinda, well, HUGE.
So... why did it just cut off? Is there something I'm missing?
Stephane was 'flamboyant' himself but I'd be very surprised if this was him and Django.Nor does it sound like Venuti and Lang.Somebody like Eddie South with that classical influence or Stuff Smith?
The Violinist is none other than Larry Fine
This is not Django. He never recorded this tune and it sounds nothing like him.
Doesnt sound like F. Django
Yeah it’s Andrew Ryan
@OrganGrinderLola That's Stephane Grappelli...
Beginning sounds like a lofi song about to go hard
@geroen My ears tell me you're right, not Django.
@OrganGrinderLola Stephan Grapelli
Stephane Grapelli is the violinist. He collaborated with him on a lot of Django's work. This sounds a lot like Grapelli's style, too--very mellow but resonant
NOT even Grappelli! Nor Venuti and most certainly NOT Django!
Yep Stéphane Grappelli
His name is Stefan Capello i think.
Stephane grappelli
Any guitarist no matter how good is making a fool of himself trying to pass for Django
this is obviously not Grappelli or Django !!
Stephane Grappelli was always Django's violinist from what I know, though I'll admit this doesn't really sound like his style
Django also recorded with violinist Eddie South.
hmm. I feel like this sounds too 'straight-ahead' to be Django and Steph. Where are the chromatics and embellishments? And Django NOT playing a little more than just chords? And square on the beat? Doesn't seem like him at all.
Django and Stephane split up during WWII and Stephane was known for recording some very light, tea time-ey jazz stuff, in Django's absence. this may be from that archive. That archive, in my opinion, not quite like DJ & Steph together but still great.
@OrganGrinderLola Im guessing Stephane Grappelli as they are in the 'Hot Club de France' band
got to be Stefan Grapelli
Are you sure this is Django playing? I doubt it, doesn't sound like him and it's not in Django Integrale, maybe it's someone called Reidenhardt;-)?
It isn't Django or Grapelli.
This is NOT Django Reinhardt! And it is NOT Stephane Grappelli OR Joe Voenuti!
I must add my comments to those already on here, this is not Django, it's not even gypsy style and the guitar playing is nothing like Django and it's not Stef either
This is clearly NOT Django and Grappelli. If you would take the time to listen with even half a critical ear, you'd easily see that it's Slash and that dude that plays violin in the Dave Matthews Band.
"Would you kindly" listen again and tell me I'm right?
Maybe Stefan Grappelli? He often played with Django.
Probably not
I think the violinist might be Stephane Grappelli. They recorded dozens of songs together.
it seems one of the students from django...perhaps? donald duck?
Stephane Grappelli, violin
lol
You're not giving the violinist credit. Who is it? Stuff Smith?
Ni Django, ni Grappelli, soyez un peu sérieux...
This is NOT Django!
i didnt like fats version better in comparison...
ive always liked django (mafia soundtrack :p)but didnt know he did a cover of this....and yes bioshock brought me here
This doesn't sound at all like Django Reinhardt or Stephan Grappelli.
Stephane Grappelli
doesnt swing
Yeah, does not sound quite like Django, but quite nice. If only there were a guitar solo, that would settle it.
I don't believe this is Django or Stephan....nicely played but "too modern" in the chord strumming...pax doug
Stephan Grappelli played way better than this-but nice try-
Doesn't sound like Django...
this is so obviously fraudulent...
This is definitely fake
Tf you mean fake?