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pro guitarist tries to play DJANGO SOLO with only 2 FINGERS (EPIC FAIL!!) - 1938 Night And Day solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ย. 2021
- Another Django solo on the standard "Night And Day". This time it's the 1938 recording!
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Original 1938 Django recording of "Night And Day": • Django Reinhardt - Nig...
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Christiaan, a suggestion to get more views for your great video ...
why don't you give it a shameless click-bait title that has little to do with the actual lesson?
It's easy to criticise click-bait titles when you don't rely on TH-cam for income yourself. The content is fantastic, that's what matters. If experimenting with different naming tactics helps him get more views, that's good! This guy is critically underrated on TH-cam and deserves a lot more views with how consistent he is at delivering quality content.
Those titles are to attract new viewers. Subscribers know that the titles are bullshit but they're going to watch anyway because they like the content.
If you can't deal with clickbait titles I can't recommend spending time on TH-cam. It's full of clickbait titles, often with good content behind it. It's just what it is. If I don't use clickbait titles nobody is watching, tried that, didn't work, made me want to stop making videos.
Also, I enjoy coming up with them and the thumbnails. It's hilarious!
Producing a video like this is about 4 days of full-time (unpaid) work. If there's a simple thing I can do to get a little more revenue you can be sure I'll do it.
@@hanspeterlillese2225 There are some really good profitable jazz channels out there like Ammie Noltee among others. Clickbait is not always dishonest. He did actually fail at playing with only 2 fingers.
@@benbmusic88 I know right! And I tried but....EPIC FAIL. Title is very honest... 😂😂
Reminds me of how Jens Larsen has gone a bit overboard with applying the tutorials on how to make his videos as profitable as possible, and it just comes across as so awkward, but also quite endearing :)
Your videos are awesome. I'm very glad to have found your channel!
Excellent as always, thank you Christiaan.
EPIC FAIL (I suck)
Find the video about the other "Night And Day" solo here: th-cam.com/video/xNjxctwVCyo/w-d-xo.html
You are the man Christiaan.
Christian that solo intro was really nice. I'm wondering if you've evr done a video on the Djangology recording from Brussels, 1942. I'm learning that one now, I like it the most. I saw that Jimmy Rosenberg and Jan Oberg did a version with a similar intro, and they use the lines Django played. I'm wondering if they shared the soloing on that song? I haven't heard enough to evaluate whos playing what. Although I'm fairy new to Gypsy Jazz, I can recognize Jimmys tone and phrasing, its undeniable, its like an actual voice to me. Thx again .
this is brilliant. thank you
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Hello ,the phrase 3 is a citation of Djangology
Good point.
Superb.... what fail?
Nice axe , bad buzzing ?
Haha nice
Clickbait titles are stupid