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More Music Downloads!
(demo remix 07.09.06)
Coquette (vocal by Barron)
Some Of These Days (vocal by Cody)
Comes Love (vocals by Laurie & Cody)
Exactly Like You (vocal by Barron)
(demo remix 07.09.06)
Coquette (vocal by Barron)
Some Of These Days (vocal by Cody)
Comes Love (vocals by Laurie & Cody)
Exactly Like You (vocal by Barron)
What is a Hot Club?
The Hot Club sound originated with
guitarist Django Reinhardt and
violinist Stephane Grappelli.
Together they formed the Quintet
of the Hot Club of France in 1934.
Django married the sounds of
American jazz, French musette and
traditional gypsy music to create
jazz manouche, or gypsy swing.
The original quintet was comprised
of violin, solo guitar, two rhythm
guitars, and bass.
The Hot Club sound originated with
guitarist Django Reinhardt and
violinist Stephane Grappelli.
Together they formed the Quintet
of the Hot Club of France in 1934.
Django married the sounds of
American jazz, French musette and
traditional gypsy music to create
jazz manouche, or gypsy swing.
The original quintet was comprised
of violin, solo guitar, two rhythm
guitars, and bass.
In gypsy swing the rhythm guitar serves the
function of both piano and drums. The
violinist and lead guitar provide the melodic
information and exchange solos. Clarinet
or accordian may replace the violin, or
augment it in larger ensembles. After WWII
Django often played with piano and drums.
The Hot Club of Boulder is currently a
quartet with two guitars, clarinet, and bass.
We play and sing standards from the 30's
and 40's, a number of Django Reinhardt
compositions, and some modern jazz
manouche.
function of both piano and drums. The
violinist and lead guitar provide the melodic
information and exchange solos. Clarinet
or accordian may replace the violin, or
augment it in larger ensembles. After WWII
Django often played with piano and drums.
The Hot Club of Boulder is currently a
quartet with two guitars, clarinet, and bass.
We play and sing standards from the 30's
and 40's, a number of Django Reinhardt
compositions, and some modern jazz
manouche.
| Here's a list of some of the tunes in our repertoire: |
| Barron Beshoar plays a Shelley Park Modele Montmartre.. Robin Nolan played this guitar in two concerts at Djangfest Colorado, Sept 19-20, 2008. |
Personnel in 2006
Dan Hankin - guitar (first solo)
Laurie Rugenstein - violin (second solo)
Barron Beshoar -guitar (third solo)
Cody Munger - bass
David Rugenstein - drums
Studio: Penny In The Water Recording
Engineer: Kevin Yost
Dan Hankin - guitar (first solo)
Laurie Rugenstein - violin (second solo)
Barron Beshoar -guitar (third solo)
Cody Munger - bass
David Rugenstein - drums
Studio: Penny In The Water Recording
Engineer: Kevin Yost
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Music from November 2008
Why Don't You Do Right
The Lady's In Love With You
Undecided
Lullaby Of The Leaves
After You've Gone
Why Don't You Do Right
The Lady's In Love With You
Undecided
Lullaby Of The Leaves
After You've Gone
| Djangofest Colorado 09.19.2008 |
| Quintet of the Hot Club of France |
Personnel in 2008
Lorna Floyd - clarinet & vocals
Barron Beshoar - lead guitar & vocals
Greg Chiarella - bass
Roger Franz - rhythm guitar
Studio: High Altitude Productions
Engineer: Greg Chiarella
Lorna Floyd - clarinet & vocals
Barron Beshoar - lead guitar & vocals
Greg Chiarella - bass
Roger Franz - rhythm guitar
Studio: High Altitude Productions
Engineer: Greg Chiarella