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This 3rd volume of music from 1937-38 contains Django and friends in mostly duet, trio and solo settings, with Louis Vola turning up the rhythm section of the bands led by Michel Warlop and Jack Hylton alumni Benny Carter. This 24 track CD also includes
Personnel: Django Reinhardt (guitar); Stéphane Grappelli (violin, piano, celesta); Michel Warlop (violin); Bertie King, Alix Combelle (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Jean Magnien (clarinet); Charles Lisee, Andre Lamory, Max Blanc, Fletcher Allen (alto saxophone); Charles Schaaf, Jacques Hélian, Noel Chiboust (tenor saxophone); Gus Deloof, Andre Cornille, Philippe Brun (trumpet); Guy Paquinet, Guy Pacquinet, Josse Breyere (trombone); York DeSouza (piano); Maurice Chailou, Robert Montmarche (drums).
Audio Remasterer: Ted Kendall.
Liner Note Author: Ted Kendall.
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