🔥 29 Solos On 'Minor Swing' EPIC Gypsy Jazz Virtual Jam
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2021
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The Gypsy Jazz Club community got together to record an epic version of 'Minor Swing'
It features 29 club members from all around the world playing one chorus of solo each on Django & Stephane's classic jam tune.
Special thanks go to club member Paul Dillon for putting this video together!
The community is awesome and I’m proud to give you a little taste of what we get up to in the Gypsy Jazz Club.
Enjoy and please leave a comment!
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So grateful to be a part of such a fantastic community of friends. Well done team!
Your solo rocks mate! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Thanks man! ❤️
Excellent 😃
Love your guitar and playing . What make is it ?
@@brigittetorres9745 yeah!
So proud to be part of this group of inspiring musicians. We learn from and encourage each other. Thanks for finding us and bringing us together, maestro Robin!
So heart warming Mark! Robin
Back in the 1960's when the Beatles, the Stones, and the Who , were at their peak of popularity, the only names that guitar players knew were Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix. If you found yourself in conversation with music lovers in those days, and mentioned the name Django Reinhardt, there would be very few people who knew that name, and even fewer who knew his music, despite the fact that he had passed over only ten years previously.
Here we are in 2021, sixty years after the great gypsy guitar genius died, and his music is growing more popular every day, his style of playing is being learned by young kids and grown men and women around the World, and amongst others, we must give special thanks to those teachers who have brought Djangos music into renewed popularity, and none more so than the Gypsy Guitar Guru, Robin Nolan, who has built a community of friends of Django from every continent, from every age group, and from every level of musical ability. Thanks Robin, this upload deserves a place in the Guinness Book of World Records, and if we go on at this rate, the number of players of Djangos' Minor Swing, will be even higher soon. Thanks Robin. Great Work from the team . Congratulations to all the players.
Beautiful words Tony ❤️🎸🙏 Robin
I have to second that Tony. Cheers!
Well Hank Marvin and Django and Wes Montogomery ? Kenny Burrel Grant Green Barney Kessel Joe Pass and Bert Weedon ?
Love this video thanks Robin and all you guys.
Thanks Doug! Robin
Really enjoyable seeing all these musicians, music is the universal language.
Absolutely Colin! Robin
What a potpourri of players you have there robin. You are a great inspiration as a teacher player. All the best!
All levels all sorts everyone here has exceeded themselves 🎸❤️
Greetings to everyone from just below Mt Rainier in Washington state . Kudos to everybody who played on this! Brilliant compilation!!!
Thanks Dave and what a beautiful part of the world you live in! 🎸❤️🙏Robin
Hey Robin & all the guitarists! Great minor swing - like being at Samois!!!
Thanks Chris big fun! Robin
You’ve done a great job and a lot of work putting this together Robin. Thank you, well done, very enjoyable.
Thanks man actually credit goes to club member Paul Dillon for this one. Appreciate the support! Robin
Fyi, I credit Robin with being my inspiration for putting a gypsy jazz band together back in 2001. He's a great teacher and a great inspiration and a good man.
Yeah Don you got it man stay inspired! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets you're my inspiration buddy!
@@JAZZGITAN stay well Don and hope to see you sometime
That was absolutely wonderful! And banjo, mandolin, violin, accordion, too - how much fun should a group have, anyway? I'll be off on a gypsy jazz hunt now, thanks, Robin!
Thanks Steve yes big fun! Robin
Gipsy forever❤️
Yeah Valerio! Robin
Great stuff! Thank you!
Welcome and thanks! Robin
Great job! You all sounded awesome 👏
Thanks for the kind words man! Robin
Wonderful! Well done everyone!
Thanks man!
That was great, really enjoyed watching this and listening!
Thanks Boris glad you enjoyed, was a lot of fun! Robin
I love this. Awesome job everyone!
Thanks man stay inspired! Robin
Amazing stuff! Well done everyone, definitely giving up now!
Join us Dermot! Robin
Wow! Even an accordion! 🪗 This jam is incredible!! 😍
Damn that was Great 🙌🏽
Big fun! 🎸❤️Robin
🤘👍👌 excellent- that was fun !
Yes big fun thanks! Robin
My goodness, such great players! Kudos from your friend in Texas!
Thanks mate all the best!
So good. I have some favorites but I won't say a word.
Thanks Victor a team effort 🙏🎸Robin
So great to part of this collaboration and Gypsy Guitar music. It's all thanks to Robin Nolan's Gypsy Jazz Club.
Proud of you and the team 🎸❤️Robin
Well played everyone. Really enjoyable and inspiring.
Thanks man 🙏🎸❤️Robin
Love this....well done everyone.
thanks Charlie a real team effort! Robin
It was so cool to see a slide guitar in there! Never heard that instrument used for gypsy jazz before. I love it!
Yes love that too Ileana! Robin
Well done Robin that was fantastic.
Proud of the team Ges 🎸❤️🙏Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Rightly so. How I wish I could play Gypsy.
Fantastic and inspirational!
So much fun too Simon! Well do it again in the new year! Robin
Yessss! Someone joined in with a banjo! 🪕 That is my instrument (that I'm learning gypsy jazz on! 🤘🏼😄)
RENVERSANT et MAGNIFIQUE
Merci Merci Merci
🎸🙏❤️
Lovely... Didn't know this was going to be made public... Nonetheless, what a great idea and really happy so many people joined in.
So proud of this community man! Robin
Wow thank you and gidday from Aust.
Gday Annie stay inspired! Robin
Ohhh, man,!! I wish I could have got in on this Jam!! Technically..I would've fit in somewhere between the beginner player and you, Robin!! Lol...seriously enjoyed everyone!
Cool Mike the community in the Gypsy Jazz Club is diverse and supports everyone. Maybe next time man 🎸❤️Robin
Really great, really pleasant ❤️
Thanks Virgilio! 🎸🙏💕Robin
❤️🎶❤️ What a good idea 👍 i love listening to different guitar sounds and different guitarists playing the same song 🎸 Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Glad you enjoyed it Brigitte! 🙏🎸❤️Robin
Absolutely fabulous music, thank you, makes me feel like bopping!
Yeah Helen big fun groove on! Robin
Simply amazing 😊 !.
Inspiring for all! Robin
Excelldnt ❤️
Cheers Rod thanks! Robin
Know this is gonna be boss and I havent even watched ot yet🤣🤟🏻✌🏻
Great team effort from the Gypsy Jazz Club mate proud of everyone🎸❤️
Wunderbar !!
Danke! 🙏🎸❤️🙌
Would love to hear how this fits into Vodoo Vince. There's probably a professional here whose work is in Voodoo Vince on Xbox.
Will check it
It just occurred to me that someone could've just played the melody of "Besame Mucho" and it pass as a solo for these 8 bars of accompaniment. 😂
Yes that would sound great! Robin
I am living in regret missing out on this 🤣
Ive been so busy with other things i forget the most important aspect of this music, FUN!
Ill make sure I dont miss the next collab on whatever tune is up
*fingers crossed* coquette or sgb lol
Looking like ‘Dark Eyes’ bro so get shedding! 😅Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets im so ready for that! i remember first joining your club, i couldnt even play those chords for “Dark Eyes” . Thanks for all that you and this club do. Keepin me inspired.
@@bonusfat110 right on!
Woow ! 29 solos !! Should it not be called mayor swing instead ?!!
Haha yes Major Fun! Robin
Nice Robin, glad that have you you in our gypsy jazz community!
One question, which program you use to create a video like this? I want to do the same with my band :D
Greetings from Worms, Germany!
Thanks Jakob! I didn’t edit the video but can ask Paul. email me support@robinnolan.com if you like and I’ll find the info. All the best! Robin
😊🎉
Yeah man!
noticed some similar makes of guitar Robin..can you tell me the name of yours.
I play Polak Gypsy Guitars Mike - the best 🎸❤️Robin
Hi Tom, a few guys and I am playing (upside down, Hendrix-style) a Robin Nolan Signature Polak Petit Bouche. The Polak Swing 42, also represented here, is a Grand Bouche. I love mine, and occasionally it loves me back.
Are the Grand Bouche the ones with the triple X inlays on the 13th fret.
@@tomsidoti5290 Grand Bouche is tve Swing 42 and Petite Bouche is Triple X
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That dislike button better be 0
😅 at least less than the likes 🎸❤️Robin
I very much liked the idea for this video and I clicked on it imediately! But then ... I'm afraid it did not really work for me. If you do such a thing you should have at least some of the first league players on board, like Bireli Lagrene, Adrien Moignard, Rosenberg, etc.. Most of the solos were nowhere near the standard of the best in this field. So, if this was meant to be a party of Gypsy Jazz fans, then its perfectly fine, lets have a beer and a nice party and good chats with friends! But if this was meant to be a musical endeavor ... then you have to be very picky with the artists. I guess this was the old thing with matching expactations with deliverables ...
Sorry Veit, but you have missed the point of this endeavour - and to imply that Robin Nolan is not a first league player is doing him an injustice to say the very least. Saying that most of the solos were nowhere near the standard of the best in the field again, an injustice - you don't have to play 8th notes all the time for something to sound good, the essential quality you need is that the solo relates to the melody, to which everyone who took part in this acquitted themselves with honour. You are, of course, perfectly entitled to your opinion, but would respectfully ask that you look at the bigger picture before your judgement that it wasn't a musical endeavour - oh, and expectation has an e after the p, not an a, and endeavour ends in vour, not vor - (Oxford English Dictionary).
@@topaztschinnery1418 exactly 🙏
Who hurt you?! 🤣
Hi, you are correct Bireli never showed up that day, but then neither did Django ... This is Robin and his students, we all just learning and we are all at different stages in our learning journey. It demonstrates how many very different people, styles, abilities etc. that we have in the club. It was never meant to be full professional quality, we all just students after all. We were just having some fun together, I am so proud to be a member.
@@scrutti 🎸❤️