Djangology

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Django Reinhardt composed the tune "Djangology", and recorded it 8 times between 1935 and 1949.

Chart:

| A7/// | D7(9-)/// | G/// | Bb0/// | Am/// | D7/// | G/// | G/ E7/ |

| A7/// | D7(9-)/// | G/// | Bb0/// | Am/// | D7/// | G/// | G/// |

| Ab/ Eb7/ | Ab/// | A/ E7/ | A/// |

| A7/// | D7(9-)/// | G/// | Bb0/// | Am/// | D7/// | G/// | G/// :||

Discography Information:

Djangology,P 77540 ,Sept.1935, "Fremeaux FA 303, Classics 739, JSP 341, Conifer CDHD165, Jazz Archives ZET 752, JZCD 376"," - Stephane Grappelly (v), Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, PierreFerret (g), Louis Vola (b)."

Djangology,Fremeaux 306,13/6/37, "CBS Broadcast - Stephane Grappelli (v), Django&Joseph Reinhardt (g), Gusti Mahla (g), Louis Vola (b)."

Djangology,Airshot ,Fremeaux 307,"22/4/38 - Paris - Stephane Grappelly (v), Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt,Eugene Vees (g), Roger Grasset (b)"

Djangology,8/5/42,16220,"Fremeaux FA 311, Classics 877, Verve 513 947-2, HEP 1041, Verve 516 931-2", - Brussels - Stan Brenders et Son Grand Orchestre featuring Django Reinhardt

Djangology,26/10/45,"Fremeaux FA 312, Jass JCD 628, Vogue 228E 6004", - Paris - Django Reinhardt and the A.T.C. Band - AFN Brodcast

Djangology,6/11/45,OSW 408-1 ,"Fremeaux FA 312, Classics 945, Jazz Time 790560-2", - Paris - Django Reinhardt and his American Swing Band

Djangology,16/12/45,"Fremeaux FA 312, Jass JCD 628, Vogue 228E 6005", - Paris - Django Reinhardt and the A.T.C. Band - Concert - Salle Pleyel

Djangology, Jan-Feb 1949,CW 31,"Fremeaux FA 317, RCA ND 70929-2, RCA ND 90448"," - Rome - Django Reinhardt (g), Stephane Grappelly (v),Gianni Safred (p), Carlo Pecori (b), Aurelio de Carolis (d)"