Artist: Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet
Album: Le Quecumbar Live in London with The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2007
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 48:00
Total Tracks: 8
Total Size: 978 MB

Tracklist:

1. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – My home (05:21)
2. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – A L’instant (05:55)
3. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – Cecel Swing (05:59)
4. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – More (05:55)
5. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – What is this thing called love (06:32)
6. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – Undecided (04:07)
7. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – For Sylvia (07:54)
8. The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet – Nuit de Saint Germain des Pres (06:12)

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Created in 2002, The Ritary Gaguenetti Quartet comes from the pure tradition of gipsy swing. Ritary Gaguenetti (solo gutar/composer) a French Gypsy began playng at age 14. A quietly outsanding virtuoso musician with a style that is smooth and melodious, clean and precise. Hs versatllity encompasses both funk and R&B, his main influences are Django Reinhardt, George Benson, Stochelo Rosenberg and Joe Pass. Herve Gaguenetti (rhythm gutar) cousin to Ritary, portrays as much through his masterful rhythm playng as any great soloist – his sensitive and masterful playng is the faultless heartbeat of the band. Vladimir Torres (double bass) is a self taught musician, coming from a South American music tradition . His powerful playing seeks out the best of his instrument, and his eclectic cultural influences are clearly heard in his work. Christophe Panzani (saxophone ) was classically trained but grew up on Stan Getz, Coleman Hawkins and Sonny Rollins. A player of humour and versatility that leaves his audience enthralled. The group has earned a reputation that has put them at the top of many festival invitation lists all over Europe, including the famous Django Reinhardt festival at Samois, Angers, the International Gipsy Guitar Festival in England, and the Oslo Django Festival 2004, Django fest NYC, tours in Canada, and jazz festivals in France as well as numerous wide spread independent jazz clubs.