Django Reinhardt - Djangology A Collection Of Songs He Performed And Composed

Review by Himika Samira

Djangology: A Collection of Songs He Performed and Composed – Album Review If you’re even remotely into jazz, chances are you’ve heard of Django Reinhardt. The man was a wizard on the guitar, blending gypsy vibes with swing like no one else could. And Djangology, released in 2006 by UK-based label Music Sessions, is basically a love letter to his genius. It’s not just an album—it’s more like a time machine that drops you right into the smoky clubs of Paris in the '30s or '40s. Plus, shoutout to Nauta en Haagen for the design; it’s got this vintage charm that totally fits. Now, let me tell ya about two tracks that stuck with me. First up: “Nuages.” Oh man, this one hits different. It’s slow, dreamy, and feels like watching clouds drift across the sky (hence the name, I guess). Django’s guitar work here is so smooth it almost feels illegal. You can hear every little bend and flick of his fingers, and it’s impossible not to get lost in it. This track feels like a warm hug from someone who really gets you—comforting but also kinda bittersweet. Then there’s “Django’s Blues,” which is exactly what it sounds like—a bluesy jam where Django lets loose. It’s playful yet raw, with those signature lightning-fast runs he’s famous for. What makes this stand out is how effortlessly cool it feels. Like, you know when something’s technically brilliant, but it doesn’t feel overthought? That’s this track. Every note lands perfectly without trying too hard, and honestly, it makes me want to grab a guitar and try to play along—even though I’d probably butcher it. The rest of the album keeps the vibe alive with gems like “Swing 41” and “Minor Blues,” each bringing its own flavor to the mix. There’s a lot of variety here, but everything ties back to Django’s unmistakable style. Whether he’s laying down some moody improvisations or tearing through upbeat swing numbers, the energy never dips. One thing I didn’t expect? How modern some of these tunes still sound today. Sure, they were composed decades ago, but there’s a freshness to them that hasn’t faded. Maybe it’s because Django wasn’t just following trends—he was creating his own rules. Or maybe it’s proof that good music doesn’t have an expiration date. So yeah, if you’re looking for an album that’ll transport you to another era while reminding you why jazz will always be timeless, check out Djangology. Just don’t blame me if you end up spending hours Googling Django’s life story afterward. Dude lived as wild as his music, and trust me, you won’t regret diving deeper. Who knew learning about jazz legends could feel like binge-watching your favorite show?

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Artist: Django Reinhardt
Album: Djangology A Collection Of Songs He Performed And Composed

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2006

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Nuages
Swing De Paris
Crépuscule
Swing 41
Hungaria
Lentement Mademoiselle
Oiseaux Des Lies
Daphné
Minor Blues
Improvisation No. 2
Django's Blues
Djangology
Pour Vous
Rhytme Futur
Stockholm
Improvisation
Nymphéas
Mabel

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MS016

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Music Sessions

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escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
écouter en ligne
online luisteren
ascolta in linea
online anhören

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CD
Compilation

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Role	Company
Licensed From	Ibiza Entertainment S.L.

Credits

Role	Credit
Design	Nauta en Haagen

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Jewel case in a cardboard slipcase

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Barcode: 8717423027850
Matrix / Runout: NEA-Media S.A. www.nea-media.gr 21P5QEP-06
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LH01

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Djangology: A Collection Of Songs He Performed And Composed* by Django Reinhardt is a treasure trove of timeless jazz. Released in 2006 in the UK, it showcases his incredible talent as both a guitarist and composer. One standout track, "Nuages," became one of his most famous pieces, symbolizing his unique ability to blend emotion and technical brilliance. Fun fact: the album's design was credited to Nauta en Haagen, adding a touch of artistic flair to this legendary collection.