Here’s the transcription! Don’t forget to leave a comment and all that fun stuff! I made this video very quickly and didn’t point out one thing that I find interesting. This recording is the difference between Django’s jazz and so-called Gypsy Jazz. This song wasn’t really a song “per se” and now it has become an actual standard in the genre with distinct chord changes that are quite different from what Django originally had in mind! www.soundslice.com/slices/hs7yc/

Phrasing. Worth looking into.

Thank you Denis!!

Thanks Denis, I'm leaving the comment!

❤️👍🏽👍🏽 Great lesson, Dennis!

Thanks Dennis! This is one of my favorite tunes by Django, weird that I haven't learned it already

Thank you for this analysis!

Go go Algo

You rock DC!

Thank you

One of the best django solos. It has a very specific feeling that only django can express this well, soecialy in the more higher notes

This is one of my very favorite of all of Django's amazing solos!

superbe travail ! merci

Thanks for continuing to share your knowledge !

nice hat

I watched this specifically to see what you would say about whether the rhythm section should play that F or stay on E the whole time. :) This is a great demonstration on how to analyze how the solo was built and how it relates to the harmony. Thanks so much!

One of my favorite solo ever!

I love your videos Dennis! I always look forward to your insights. This one is exceptional, buht latscho pralo, so much to learn from just one Django solo

This vid is special for me (a beginner): it's lyrical and inspiring in a different way.

Thanks Denis✌️

Great info here ! Ty Denis

Algo rhythm

Amazing video

Tickling the algo

Good job Masuta 🙃

🎉🙏🎻🪕🎈☯️

Isn't that saxophone trick also a kind of Chuck Berry thing?

Good stuff. Thanks. You shouldn't wear that hat though. よくなって

Hi Denis. Why did you leave out Anniversary song and Belleville on Dc Music school? Just curious.

Bonjour Denis! Savez-vous quand votre livre sur le gypsy picking va être traduit en français? Super vidéo comme toujours!

Saxophone trick is correct. Imitating "false fingerings" on a sax. Two different ways to play a note on a sax.