DJANGO REINHARDT Djangologie/USA Vol. 1-7 7xLP box set w/ book 1988 jazz VG+++

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Django Reinhardt - Djangology/USA Vol. 1-7 Disques Swing SW8420-26 (7) (1988) 
Track list: A1 Moi Aussi A2 Griserie A3 Carinosa A4 Si J'aime Suzy A5 Parce Que Je Vous Aime A6 Si J'aime Suzy A7 La Chanson Du Large A8 I Saw Stars A9 Vieni, Vieni A10 From You A11 Tout Le Jour, Toute La Nuit A12 Cette Chanson Est Pour Vous A13 Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup A14 Mademoiselle Adeline A15 Le Roi Marc A16 Les Salades De L'Oncle Francois A17 Ric Et Pussy A18 Nauges B1 I'se A Muggin' B2 I Can't Give You Anything But Love B3 Oriental Shuffle B4 After You've Gone B5 Are You In The Mood B6 Limehouse Blues B7 Nagasaki B8 Swing Guitars B9 Georgia On My Mind B10 Swing B11 In The Still Of The Night B12 Sweet Chorus B13 Exactly Like You B14 Charleston B15 You're Driving Me Crazy C1 Solitude C2 Hot Lips C3 Ain't Misbehavin' C4 Rose Room C5 Body And Soul C6 When Day Is Done C7 Runnin' Wild C8 Chicago C9 Liebestraum No. 3 C10 Miss Annabelle Lee C11 A Little Love, A Little Kiss C12 Mystery Pacific C13 In A Sentimental Mood C14 The Shiek Of Araby C15 Parfum C16 Improvisation D1 Alabamy Bound D2 Honeysuckle Rose D3 Crazy Rhythm D4 Out Of Nowhere D5 Sweet Georgia Brown D6 Bugle Call Rag D7 Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea D8 I Got Rhythm D9 Sweet Sue, Just You D10 Hangin' Around Boudon D11 Japanese Sandman D12 St. Louis Blues D13 Bouncin' Around D14 Eddie's Blues D15 Sweet Georgia Brown D16 Lady Be Good E1 Dinah E2 Daphne E3 You Took Advantage Of Me E4 I've Found A New Baby E5 I Ain't Got Nobody E6 Baby Won't You Please Come Home E7 Big Boy Blues E8 Swing Guitars E9 Bill Coleman Blues E10 Somebody Loves Me E11 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me E12 Swing Interpretation Of The First Movement Of The Concerto In D Minor By J.S. Bach E13 Minor Swing E14 Viper's Dream E15 Fiddle Blues E16 Improvisation Of The First Movement Of The Concerto In D Minor By J.S. Bach F1 Swingin' With Django F2 Paramount Stomp F3 Bolero De Django F4 Mabel F5 My Serenade F6 You Rascal You F7 Stephen's Blues F8 Sugar F9 Sweet Georgia Brown F10 Tea For Two F11 Blues F12 Easy Going F13 College Stomp F14 Harlem Swing F15 I'm Coming Virginia F16 Farewell Blues G1 Blue Light Blues G2 I Got Rhythm G3 Montmartre G4 Low Cotton G5 Finesse G6 I Know That You Know G7 Solid Old Man G8 Stockholm G9 The Younger Generation G10 Echoes Of Spain G11 Out Of Nowhere G12 Baby G13 Naguine G14 Swing 41 G15 Nuages

 

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