Django Reinhardt - Djangologie 13 1937

Review by John Paul Lacambra

Djangologie 13 1937 by Django Reinhardt is a remarkable album that showcases the unparalleled talent of the legendary gypsy jazz guitarist. This album features a collection of tracks from 1937, which is considered one of the most productive years of Reinhardt's career.

The album opens with "Swing Guitars," a lively and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The listener is immediately transported to a different era, where the sound of the guitar takes center stage. The album also features some of Reinhardt's most famous compositions, including "Minor Swing" and "Nuages."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Django's Tiger," a fast-paced and energetic tune that highlights Reinhardt's virtuosity on the guitar. The album also features some excellent collaborations with other jazz greats, such as Stephane Grappelli, who adds his signature violin sound to several tracks.

Summary by John Paul Lacambra

Djangologie 13 1937 is a must-listen for any fan of jazz or guitar music. Reinhardt's unique style and unparalleled talent are on full display, and the album serves as a reminder of why he is considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time.