Rez Abbasi - Django-shift vinyl record cover

Item UPC: 630808828829

Date First Available:

Label: WHIRLWIND RECORDINGS

Rez Abbasi

Django-shift

Buying from Dearborn Music

CD

$14.99

$22.11 including shipping and handling (rates may vary)

Pick from

2 formats and editions

Starting at


CD

$14.99

Vinyl

$28.99


Only in stock at this store!

ABOUT THE ALBUM


For 'Django-shift' Rez Abbasi chose seven of Django Reinhardt's original pieces and two classic tunes that he was greatly associated with. The arrangements were soon created for a contemporary trio format, with Neil Alexander on organ and electronics and Michael Sarin on drums. The results give a fascinating and original insight into an often-overlooked attribute of Django's genius, his compositions. Rez Abbasi has established an enviable reputation over the course of his fourteen album releases as leader: not simply as one of the finest guitarists of his generation, but also as a musical alchemist with the ability to parlay his continent-crossing range of influences into consistently fresh and innovative compositions and reframings of the tradition. His deep musicality has been applied with equal conviction to contemporary New York acoustic jazz, the Qawwali and Indian Classical traditions of South Asia and the heady fusion sounds of the 1970s.Diminishing / Heavy Artillery / Django's Castle / Anniversary Song / Cavalrie / Hungaria / Douce Ambiance / Swing 42 / September Song

Check out these titles

Vanity Of Sounds

Vanity Of Sounds

Klaus Schulze

Listen Like Thieves

Listen Like Thieves

INXS

Eclectic

Eclectic

John Ford Coley

We're An American Band

We're An American Band

Grand Funk Railroad

The Heliocentric Worlds Of Sun Ra, Vol. 1

The Heliocentric Worlds Of Sun Ra, Vol. 1

Sun Ra

Feeding The Wheel - Blue (Blue)

Feeding The Wheel - Blue (Blue)

Jordan Rudess

9 Dead Alive

9 Dead Alive

Rodrigo Y Gabriela

Guillermo Del Toro’s PINOCCHIO

Guillermo Del Toro’s PINOCCHIO

Alexandre Desplat

Parcels

Parcels

Parcels

Portrait Now

Portrait Now

Sheila Jordan