構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:36:13

Personnel: Django Reinhardt (guitar); Michel de Villers (clarinet, alto saxophone); Hubert Rostaing (clarinet); Jean-Claude Forenbach (tenor saxophone); Louis Menardi, Jo Boyer (trumpet); Guy Paquinet, Andre Lafosse (trombone); Eddie Bernard (piano); Ladislas Czabanyck, Willy Lockwood (double bass); Ted Curry, Al Craig, Andre Jourdan (drums). Liner Note Author: Alain Tercinet. Recording information: Paris, France (04/16/1947-12/10/1947). Author: Ernest Hemingway. Arranger: Gerard Leveque. Jazz in Paris: Swing 48 collects some of Django Reinhardt's best electric guitar performances from the late '40s, including "Peche a la Mouche," "Minor Blues," "Night and Day," and "Swing 48." These lively numbers are balanced with quieter but no less inventive tracks such as "For Sentimental Reasons" and "I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)." Two takes on "Blues for Barclay" round out this compact collection, which may not be as thorough an exploration of this part of Reinhardt's career as Peche a la Mouche, but still offers a taste of his electric, bop-influenced years. ~ Heather Phares

録音 | モノラル (Studio)