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thanks for listening
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/19 09:45:46
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Lovely.
Thanks for letting me listen. :-)
Did you make the backing track or just get inspired by one you found?
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/19 15:32:40
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Rik,
Nice job, sounds really good. Hard to believe Django played all those solos with only 2 fingers.
Regards
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/19 16:38:42
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A little Django puts a pep in my step every time!
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/19 17:09:45
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love me some Django - great job Rikkie.
I also loved the movie of his life - Quentin Tarrantino did a great job ;)
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/20 04:36:50
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Hi Mike, thanks,glad to share. Found the backingtrack on the www ; ) Hi Mark thanks, here's how he did it : http://youtu.be/T5jtcxtMzAE Hi jsaras ,yep, pep in your step. Go Django, go ; ) Hi Daryl, great to see there are Django fans here. Well somebody should do a bio-pic, his life was interesting enough : ) Rik
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/20 14:16:08
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I haven't listened to Django in years. But having just watched that (and a few others), what he did with two fingers makes me feel even more inadequate.  Technique and taste. Another nice one Rikkie. The leads work very well against the backing track.
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/20 16:23:20
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Excellent playing Rik. Who doesn't like Django? I saw a piece on cable about him and I couldn't believe that he had such a rabid following (fan clubs, competitions, etc.) all over the world.
Nice one!
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/21 09:16:08
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Hi Steve,thanks, Django makes everybody feel inadequate ; )
Hi Freddy,thanks, everybody loves Django :)
Rik
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/21 11:11:23
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Another nice one Rik. What reverb did you use on this? Sound like its in a storm drain or in a tunnel. Or, maybe I need to go clean my ears. Love the guitar playing. Nicely done.
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/21 13:17:26
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Hi John, thanks for listening. I used breverb but as usual to much ; ) I put up a new version, better ?
Rik
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/22 07:54:51
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Hey Rik - not sure I'm familiar with the tune, but nice work on it!
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/22 09:50:30
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Hi Reece, thanks for listening. This is probably not one of his most famous tunes but it's fun to play.
Rik
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/22 12:37:15
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I did listen a couple of days a go but I had been mixing most of the day and wanted to hear with fresh ears. Nicely done Rik always a pleasure. 
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Re: "Django's Tiger" gipsy jazz
2014/06/22 15:33:08
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Hi John, as always thanks for listening : )
Rik
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