VINYL FORMAT. Packaged in 78 rpm style deluxe plain white cardboard sleeve with outer dust sleeve. From December 1934 to late September 1935 the Quintette du Hot Club de France, founded by gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt and French violinist Stephane Grappelli, cut nearly 20 titles for the Parisian based branch of the German Ultraphone label. During the nine months they spent under contract with Ultraphone, their repertoire included some original compositions by members of the band, as well as classic jaz...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Packaged in 78 rpm style deluxe plain white cardboard sleeve with outer dust sleeve. While 1937 came to a close on the notes of the virtuoso "Tea For Two," 1938 began with the first appearance of the Quintette du Hot Club de France in England, an even greater sell-out event than Duke Ellington. The London recording sessions for Decca took place a few days after that event. Django Reinhardt played his own compositions, some jazz hits, and accompanied solos, the sound being now improved and mor...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Packaged in 78 rpm style deluxe plain white cardboard sleeve with outer dust sleeve. The British Decca company, who had distributed the early Ultraphone sides in England, was attracted by the sudden success of the band and decided to start, in the autumn of 1935, with new recording sessions, now at the enhanced Polydor studios in Paris. Although dealing with such musicians was often quite challenging for the German Polydor technical engineers some of the results were musically remarkable, des...   [ read more ]

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