Django Reinhardt– Djangology

Djangology is a 1961 compilation album by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli, featuring recordings from their 1949 reunion sessions in Rome. These sessions marked the final collaboration between the two jazz legends, accompanied by Italian musicians Gianni Safred (piano), Carlo Pecori (double bass), and Aurelio de Carolis (drums). The album showcases 23 tracks, including classics like "Minor Swing," "Bricktop," and "Swing '42," highlighting the duo's innovative blend of gypsy jazz and swing.

Critically acclaimed, Djangology is celebrated for its vibrant interplay between Reinhardt's guitar and Grappelli's violin, capturing the essence of their musical synergy. The album is considered a cornerstone of gypsy jazz, reflecting the artists' virtuosity and the genre's enduring appeal. Its historical significance and musical brilliance continue to influence jazz musicians and enthusiasts worldwide.