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FiddleBop's "Gypsy jazz plus"

Starts slow, but gets faster: Jo's Gypsy Jazz live at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival 2023. Written by FiddleBop's guitarist, Joanna Davies. Video by Baze.

John Coltrane: Naima

Naima, a beautiful slow ballad composed by saxophonist John Coltrane in 1959 and named for his first wife, Juanita Naima Grubbs. FiddleBop's version was recorded by Baze in 2022. or listen on SoundCloud

The last few moments of Minor Swing played by FiddleBop at the Jazz Café at Bill's Kitchen, Ludlow Assembly Rooms (August 2024). Video by Bill's Kitchen

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FiddleBop's version of the classic love song Here, There, and Everywhere, from the 1966 Beatles album 'Revolver'. FiddleBop's version was recorded by Baze. or listen on SoundCloud.

FiddleBop play Crazy Rhythm (1928) at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival 2023. Video by Baze.

Stretching the boundaries of Gypsy jazz: Give Me Your Hand is an Irish harp tune composed around 1603 by Ruairdi Dáll Ó Catháin. Supposedly written following a disagreement with a Lady Eglinton from Scotland, this beautiful and haunting melody was a big hit at the Scottish court of King James the sixth. FiddleBop's version was recorded by Baze. or listen on SoundCloud.

Gypsy jazz plus