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Some kick-ass gypsy music

danarhea

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One of my best friends on Facebook is John Szabo, who is the brother of Gabor Szabo, a fantasitic Hungarian jazz artist who passed away years ago, but left his mark on jazz, and was a major influence on me. John has posted some stuff by Gabor I had never heard before, and since I have also heard other Hungarian artists I like (Omega is another favorite of mine), I thought that, since I wasn't playing a gig tonight, I would look up some random Hungarian music on Youtube. What I found is this: You won't understand the words, but words don't need to be said where it comes to music. Music is a universal language. This isn't Gabor Szabo I am posting, but a traditional Gypsy group, and their talent will make your jaw drop to the floor.

Enjoy. :)

 
They're good but you've got to be careful. While you're watching them play their brother or cousin will be stealing your wallet.
 
danarhea said:
One of my best friends on Facebook is John Szabo, who is the brother of Gabor Szabo, a fantasitic Hungarian jazz artist who passed away years ago, but left his mark on jazz, and was a major influence on me. John has posted some stuff by Gabor I had never heard before, and since I have also heard other Hungarian artists I like (Omega is another favorite of mine), I thought that, since I wasn't playing a gig tonight, I would look up some random Hungarian music on Youtube. What I found is this: You won't understand the words, but words don't need to be said where it comes to music. Music is a universal language. This isn't Gabor Szabo I am posting, but a traditional Gypsy group, and their talent will make your jaw drop to the floor.

Enjoy. :)

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I saw them in Brussels. Wonderful music.
 
danarhea said:
One of my best friends on Facebook is John Szabo, who is the brother of Gabor Szabo, a fantasitic Hungarian jazz artist who passed away years ago, but left his mark on jazz, and was a major influence on me. John has posted some stuff by Gabor I had never heard before, and since I have also heard other Hungarian artists I like (Omega is another favorite of mine), I thought that, since I wasn't playing a gig tonight, I would look up some random Hungarian music on Youtube. What I found is this: You won't understand the words, but words don't need to be said where it comes to music. Music is a universal language. This isn't Gabor Szabo I am posting, but a traditional Gypsy group, and their talent will make your jaw drop to the floor.

Enjoy. :)

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Have you seen the movie Black Cat, White Cat?
 
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