Selmer #607 - I'll see you in my dreams

Guitaristes : Adrien Moignard, Noé Reinhardt, Rocky Gresset, Sébastien Giniaux & Antoine Boyer.

[j_mac_]

I really like Noe Reinhardt's playing. Very melodic and tasteful with great right hand.

[josueraquinard]

Antoine Boyer a mis tout le monde d'accord la 😱💪👍

[christianrosenberg]

Rocky Gresset the best from All. Hi is for me the Master 💯👍❤

[sMeavyHetal]

Ah, love that fill at 2:09 and the smile of the guy in the back ;)

[victorvasylenko]

For me Antoine Boyer brought the freshest and most interesting take and best tone. The others had a few recognisable licks I've heard before, but still great. Is it just me?

[thomasmorarre]

This is great! The musicians are spot on and it is revealing to hear the difference in tone and attack that each guitarists produces from the same instrument.

[Funkyjazzomatic]

Fantastique! J'en veux encore et toujours plus! ;) Merci à toute l'équipe pour cette fabuleuse musique

[marksoutofzen]

Wow! That is how to play the guitar right there!

[zachsilvamusic]

Antoine Boyer killed it
3:06 was incredible

[randyadamshack]

Yes! What a great sound. Thank you for sharing this! Greetings from Hudson NY, USA

[tybreek]

Des musiciens extraordinaire bravo les gars

[franckcaria]

Pour moi c'est Rocky Gresset qui s'imprègne le plus dans le style Django Reinhardt 😎👍😁🎸

[guitarserious]

Antoine make the guitar sounds different from the others ! Howw !

[ghalibbencherifa]

thank you guys !!! and thank to Mark and Chet !!!!

[davidwalker]

These are jawdroppin players. But to put things in perspective and show how otherworldly Django was is that these must have put time and effort into perfecting this solo. Django just pulled it out of the air and improvised it on the spot and probably fogot about it when he left the recording studio

[bobjackson]

Anyone know what technique Antoine is using at 3:23? Some sort of sliding harmonic... I can't figure it out!

[bernardrudd]

All of these guys while playing gypsy style are not copying Django and are bringing there own personality to this well worn tune. Pity Seb is such a moody sod.

[Strings-jgto]

I have a question for anyone on here. I'm learning gypsy jass and I was wanting to know if there are guitarists out there that when doing a descending run at a fast pace do they use the sweep picking technique instead of the rest stroke method when you do descending runs.