Talent. Himself.
ah wippa shhh lop lop
A Romani 1910-1953- see the biographical film
that accompanies his Three-Fingered Lightning
Three-Fingered Lightning, there also with Stephane Grappelli on violin
Nuages
Here's a loop
bing stroo pip
Clouds
A terrible fire permanently curled some of his fingers http://www.redhotjazz.com/django.html
Paris
diddly diddly whoop aoh!
Djangology Djangology
Born in Belgium, nomadic
de de de bumpa doo wah
Relatives, many gone in the WWII KZ
Minor Swing Minor Swing
Gotta make a mix of this and just loop it all day I Got Rhythm I Got Rhythm
zanga la loo lee bwingo flipflip
Daphne Daphne
Belleville Belleville
Caravans
Rarely played a song twice in the same way Sheik of Araby
Meet him today in the novel, The Girl Who Took An Eye for an Eye -- David Lagerkrantz,
Lisbeth Salander back,
kick back and put her in the cafe, in the curling smoke, inhaled up the nose, before she explodes and POW
Django up there, just looks over
And nods
images of old film unlikely violin
a character, two characters, absorbing every tone
ah wippa shhh lop lop
A Romani 1910-1953- see the biographical film
that accompanies his Three-Fingered Lightning
Three-Fingered Lightning, there also with Stephane Grappelli on violin
Nuages
Here's a loop
bing stroo pip
Clouds
A terrible fire permanently curled some of his fingers http://www.redhotjazz.com/django.html
Paris
diddly diddly whoop aoh!
Djangology Djangology
Born in Belgium, nomadic
de de de bumpa doo wah
Relatives, many gone in the WWII KZ
Minor Swing Minor Swing
Gotta make a mix of this and just loop it all day I Got Rhythm I Got Rhythm
zanga la loo lee bwingo flipflip
Daphne Daphne
Belleville Belleville
Caravans
Rarely played a song twice in the same way Sheik of Araby
Meet him today in the novel, The Girl Who Took An Eye for an Eye -- David Lagerkrantz,
Lisbeth Salander back,
kick back and put her in the cafe, in the curling smoke, inhaled up the nose, before she explodes and POW
Django up there, just looks over
And nods
images of old film unlikely violin
a character, two characters, absorbing every tone