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Dans une grande ville américaine, le chef d’un clan gitan souhaite que son jeune frère lui succède. Il arrange un mariage avec une belle gitane mais le jeune frère n’est pas très attaché aux traditions de son clan…
Di Mauro Swing Quartet - Concert du soir - 14 septembre 2006 - Internazional Jazz Manouche Django Reinhardt Festival - Torino

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Discography * Musique pour deux n°14. 1955
* Manouche Partie. 1960
* Matelot Ferret joue les inédits de Django Reinhardt 1960
* Tziganskaïa and other rare recordings. 1960.
* Marta. EP 1965
* Tribute to Django - Sarane and Matelo Ferret. 1967
* Tziganskaïa and other rare recordings. Reissued by Hotclub Records 1988
Viseur - Matelo - Luis - Sarane
Pierre "Baro" Ferret was one of Django Reinhardt's favorite accompanists (recording over 80 sides) and was a guitarist of fierce and creative talent himself. The oldest of three brothers (Saranne and Matelo were superb guitarists, too), Pierre Ferret was born in 1908, in Rouen. He later moved to Paris and worked as a guitarist in the bals-musettes (dance halls), where he accompanied the great French accordionists and composed sophisticated waltzes with them. He stopped playing after WWII, opened a bar, and died in 1978.
This recording was his only LP, which is regrettable since it is virtuosic and (later) modern in the extreme. Tracks: Swing Valse, Baro Bar, Reine de Musette, Chez Jacquet, La Valse a Peguri, La Minch, Ma Zaza, Reglement de Compte, La Folle, L'Inattentive, Depart de Zorro, La Jeungle.
It is a fascinating and intriguing portrait, a treasure lovingly annotated by the good folks at Hot Club Records in Norway.