Wednesday, September 21, 2011

The continuing BIG Django Reinhardt list......the "L"s.....

Here's more..............The "L"s............. ;)

L'Amour en Fleurs-AIMÉ SIMON-GIRARD (ORCH. MICHEL WARLOP) 1934
L'Amour en voyage-JEAN TRANCHANT, ACCOMPAGNÉ PAR MICHEL EMER ET SON ORCHESTRE 1936
L'Ondée- ORCH. MUSETTE JEAN VAISSADE 1928
La Caravane- ORCH. MUSETTE JEAN VAISSADE 1928
La Chanson du large- GERMAINE SABLON & L’ORCH. MICHEL WARLOP 1934
La Cigale Et La Fourmi-CHARLES TRÉNET & LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1941
La Derniere Bergere-  JEAN SABLON 1935
La Jambe en bois-JEAN SABLON ET SES AMIS 1936
La Mer (Beyond The Sea)-ROME SESSIONS 1949
La pergola.-L’ACCORDEONISTE ALEXANDER 1928
La Petite Ile-GERMAINE & JEAN SABLON 1935
La Plus Belle- ORCH. MUSETTE JEAN VAISSADE 1928
La Rumba-da-Boum- ELIANE DE CREUS ET SES BOYS 1934
Lady Be Good (2)-TRIO DE VIOLONS 1937
Lady Be Good-1934
Lambeth Walk-QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1938
Lancer Leger (Peche A La Mouche)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1947
Le Jour où je te vis [The Day You Came Along]- JEAN SABLON & L’ORCH. ANDRE EKYAN 1934
Le même coup-  JEAN SABLON 1933
Le Piano mécanique-PROGRAMME RADIOPHONIQUE DU “MICRO DE LA REDOUTE” 1936
Le Roi Marc-JEAN TRANCHANT, AVEC STEPHANE GRAPPELLY ET DJANGO REINHARDT 1936
Le Sheik-NOËL CHIBOUST ET SON ORCHESTRES 1940
Le soir-DJANGO REINHARDT (Session Decca 1953)
Lentement, Mademoiselle (2)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1947
Lentement, Mademoiselle-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1942
Les Baisers prisonniers-PROGRAMME RADIOPHONIQUE DU “MICRO DE LA REDOUTE” 1936
Les Quatre Farceurs-NANE CHOLET 1935
Les Salades De l'Oncle François-JACOTTE PERRIER & LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1938
Les Yeux Noirs (Dark Eyes)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE
(Radio Sessions - 1947)
Les Yeux Noirs (Dark Eyes)-QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE AVEC ALIX COMBELLE 1940
Les Yeux Noirs-PIERRE ALLIER ET SON ORCHESTRE 1940

A Little Love, a Little Kiss-QUINTETTE DU HOT DE FRANCE 1937
Liebesfreud-QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE AVEC ALIX COMBELLE 1940
Liebestraum No. 3- QUINTETTE DU HOT DE FRANCE 1937
Lilly Belle May June-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1935
Limehouse Blues (2)-DJANGO’S MUSIC 1940
Limehouse Blues (3)-QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1936
Limehouse Blues-STÉPHANE GRAPPELLY AND HIS HOT FOUR 1935
Liza (2)-DJANGO REINHARDT & STéPHANE GRAPPELLI 1946
Liza-ROME SESSIONS 1949
Louise (2)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE-Radio Sessions - 1947
Louise-DJANGO REINHARDT (SOLOS) ET GRAPPELLI 1938
Love's Melody (Melodie Au Crepuscule)-DJANGO REINHARDT & STéPHANE GRAPPELLI 1946
Love's Mood-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE (Blue Star Sessions - 1947)
Lover (2)-DJANGO REINHARDT & L'ORCHESTRE D'HUBERT FOL AU CLUB SAINT-GERMAIN (Radio 1951)
Lover Man (2)-ROME SESSIONS 1949
Lover Man (3)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE-Radio Sessions - 1947
Lover Man-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1947
Lover, Come Back To Me (2)-LARRY ADLER AV. LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1938
Lover, Come Back To Me-LARRY ADLER AV. LE QUINTETTE DU H.C.F. 1938
Lover-DJANGO REINHARDT AVEC AIME BARELLI & SON ORCHESTRE AU "REX" (Radio - 1952)
Loves Melody (Melodie Au Crépuscule)-DJANGO REINHARDT & LE QUINTETTE DU HOT CLUB DE FRANCE 1947
Low Cotton-REX STEWART AND HIS FEETWARMERS 1939

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10 comments:

  1. luthierSeptember 21, 2011 at 9:56 PM

    Continuing thanks for the the BIG Django list. :)

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  2. barberellaSeptember 22, 2011 at 1:50 PM

    Many more to come :)

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  3. jiubugaosuniSeptember 26, 2011 at 8:27 PM

    just found your blog, glad to be here.
    thanks for all the Django's, haven't check other posts yet.
    thank you so much.

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  4. barberellaSeptember 27, 2011 at 8:00 AM

    Still almost the other half of the Django alphabet to go...... :0 Thanks!

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  5. Dr.CocktailSeptember 27, 2011 at 7:49 PM

    Please let me proffer my thanks as well... not only for the music, but for the every-man philosophy you espouse! I have 3000+ of these dang 78s and you've presented me with a shortcut to their digitization, and lets me choose those seemingly otherwise unavailable. I wonder if there is anything YOU need. You seem to lack for little! --- In any event, it seems we share the desire to delight those to whom 'shellac' and 'vinyl' are merely chemical abstractions. Very best wishes, Ted Haigh

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  6. barberellaSeptember 28, 2011 at 3:26 PM

    Ooooo....3000+?? me like!! :) There's always stuff I'm lacking. I try to make complete lists, but I'm often missing things. That's why my lists often have such varied bit rates, I sometimes have to find things to complete them from incredibly varied sources....video rips, the odd online file here and there. My lists aren't always for the audiophile, but my goal is to expose folks to artists that they may not know.....or at least to get an appreciation for an artist, or era, not to appeal to people who already know and have the stuff. Sometimes it's very hard to get a list together....I've got so many on the backburner, not able to list them, because I'm still trying to find things to pad the lists out.

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  7. Dr.CocktailSeptember 28, 2011 at 8:12 PM

    Oy. Why Google login wants to call me "Unknown" is beyond me. drcocktail tends to be my moniker. The other complexity - especially as relates to 78s - is that they same exact takes - same matrix numbers - get digitized at varying bit rates from various original sources and become so aurally different you'd think they weren't even the same band! THEN they get titled all manner of names by the meticulous and the sloppy. When you deal with shotgun artists like Chick Bullock, that compounds the insanity. I like that you are putting together your lists as numbers instead of album/CD components since duplicates and more confusion result from that. Those formats are great to start from, but the cuts need to be cleansed from those artificial associations. It's different with LPs and CDs of single artists from the late '50s to present. Some presumption of order can surely be appropriate there, but alternate takes are so much less important the more recent you get. Tell you what...we oughta do this outside of the comment box. We can pinpoint fun stuff to offer one another via email, if that suits you. I'm available at either drcocktail ( at ) cocktailspa ( dot ) com or filmgraphics 9 at ) tedhaigh ( dot ) com. I'm in LA, but I LOVE Chicago....House of Glunz alone is a little-known gem, but I used to love the old Bucket o' Suds too.... probably a little before your time. Ted

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  8. barberellaSeptember 30, 2011 at 1:36 PM

    So true....when I have to occasionally find songs from some of these online sources...archive.org, stuff like that..the tags are often completely wrong. Wrong artists, titles, dates, etc. Especially OTR files, often the dates are completely off. Often what's wrong are takes, versions (earlier and later)...very sloppy and strange, really hard to trust, especially if the downloader is unfamiliar with the artist in question. That's why it often takes me so long to get lists up...just trying to sort through my copies VS other sources, trying to find the right versions of things...if I just posted LPs, I'd be able to get so much up and so much faster. :0 Hey, contact me at essayez37@gmail.com, we can compare some notes...that would be great! Wow...House of Glunz....trippin' You know, I have some old mixology books from there, advertising, and old bottles with the distrib logo...post-prohib stuff, but very cool. Bucket 'O Suds, btw...been there, AGES ago, before it closed. I have a massive collection of early mixology books, so I loved everything to do with Joe Danno.

    http://chicagoist.com/2005/09/09/the_legacy_of_the_bucket_osuds.php

    You might enjoy the above :)

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  9. Dr.CocktailOctober 2, 2011 at 1:11 AM

    I do, with some sadness, but I do. Before we bid Joe adieu, might I respond with this?

    http://www.drcocktail.com/writing/MRwriting/MartiniRepublic-Bucket.html

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  10. barberellaOctober 5, 2011 at 7:23 AM

    I read that at your page, after I posted....that was great!

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