Gypsy Swing

Reinhardt, Ismael
Arc Music Inc.
World | Mar 2005

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2005-03-21
He’s somehow related to Django, but they don’t say how – so it can’t be all that close. This is really more jazz than world, but Gypsy jazz tends to blur the line so we’ll keep in here. Entirely adequate, though not entirely exciting. Bass, guitar, violin, some vocals. All standards. All with a small club sound.

*1. Light, happy, and very nicely done.
2. Good. Not as good as the master, but bright & clean.
3. Lyrical & jaunty version of Autumn Leaves.
4. Sinatra-esque vibe in this violin-driven classic.
*5. Bright & bouncy w/nicely tripping strings.
*6. Vocals. Light & jazzy classic.
7. A bit atonal & scratchy at first, a relaxed groove later.
*8. Lively & playful Sweet Georgia Brown
9. Lazy, small combo kind of jazz. Nicely done.
10. Sleepy, laid back and rather pointless. Sorry Ismael.
11. Relaxed & easy Cole Porter classic.
*12. Tripping fast that turns into a nice little romp. Too short.
13. Midtempo w/a lazy kind of drone. It grew on me.

Recent airplay

It Had to Be You
At the Cafe BohemianJun 14, 2005
Beautiful Love
There Is no Greater Love, Minor Swing
Sweet Georgia Brown, There Is no Greater Love, Minor Swing
Minor Swing
At the Cafe BohemianMay 24, 2005
Minor Swing

Charting

2005-04-17 — 2005-06-19 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 19 1
Jun 12 1
Jun 5 1
May 29 3
May 22 1
May 15 1
May 8 3
May 1 1

Track listing

1. Shine
2. Minor Swing
3. Autumn Leaves
4. Fly Me to the Moon
5. Fascinating Rhythm
6. It Had to Be You
7. There Is no Greater Love
8. Sweet Georgia Brown
9. Beautiful Love
10. My One and Only Love
11. Night and Day
12. Pent-Up House
13. Tears