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Summers, Delaney & Sharp : Tonight Only Live Hot Jazz
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Acoustic Gypsy-style Swing Inspired by Django Reinhardt. Improvisational acoustic trio playing modern gypsy compositions and jazz standards from the 1930's & 1940's.
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release Date: 2000
Tonight Only Live Hot Jazz Record Label: Vortex Jazz
  • Buy CD - $13.00
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Swing Des Puces 0:00 Album Only
Topsy 0:00 Album Only
Blue Drag 0:00 Album Only
Are You in the Mood? 0:00 Album Only
Douce Ambience 0:00 Album Only
Sweet Sue 0:00 Album Only
Tears 0:00 Album Only
Milko 0:00 Album Only
Bye Bye Blues 0:00 Album Only
Limehouse Blues 0:00 Album Only

Album Notes

Summers, Delaney & Sharp is an acoustic trio playing gypsy-style swing with a European influence. Their music is heavily inspired by the legendary Quintet of the Hot Club of France, which featured jazz visionaries Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli.
Key to the trio's sound is lead guitarist Joe Summers, a jazz veteran who plays with passion and melodic intensity. The SD&S rhythm section features guitarist Brian Delaney and upright bassist Dave Sharp, who never cease to hold down the foundation for Joe's melodic invention. With an evolving sound, Summers, Delaney and Sharp is at home with jazz standards, Hot Club tunes and modern gypsy compositions.

"Like Django Reinhardt's Quintet of the Hot Club of France, hteir music is exciting & energetic, striking & unpredictable, yet beautiful & clear."
Erick Trickey Ann Arbor Observer

"These beatniks lay down gypsyesque higg octane swing jazz in the great Django Reinhardt tradition."
Thayrone X WEMU 89.1 FM

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REVIEWS

a very fine cd!
author: christoph from goerlitz/germany
three virtuoso musicians plays a fun making mixture in the gypsy jazz style. that's fantastic.
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Great Live Record! Spontaneous Acoustic Improvisations...
author: Steve B
Live hot jazz captures the energy of a live performance--Joe Summers plays guitar as if his fingers are about to go up in smoke, and the guitar & upright bass rhythm section holds down the fort with plenty of swing & drive.. Long live Django!
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