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Django Haskins Live At 12 Bar Club
Here we present Django Haskins on his first visit to the UK and 12 Bar Club as he presents an exciting evening with a set that will certainly entertain. Django shows his song writing capabilities as well as an uncanny command of the guitar and various change ups with soaring vocals totally on display – he does not miss a beat!. His presentation on stage belies the fact he was unknown at the time, but we gave him the stage and he conquered it. From easy going with vocal gyrations that fascinate even the most jaded to driving rhythms intent on getting your feet tapping the beat that Django lays out on the stage. As a solo artist he carries the performance to new heights displaying why he is such an important contributor to the music scene.
Who is Djángo Haskins
Djángo Haskins is an American singer-songwriter named after jazz musician Django Reinhardt. Originally from Florida, Haskins now resides in North Carolina where he is the front man of pop musical group The Old Ceremony. Though most think of Django as a guitarist and vocalist, Haskins also plays piano and violin. Haskins started his musical performance with high school bands including The Music Butchers, Bloody Awful and The Old Ceremony.
Where is Djángo Haskins
While he was still playing with International Orange, Haskins also created The Old Ceremony which was a mini orchestra consisting of up to 12 members, including singer-songwriter Django on vocals and guitar, pianist James Wallace, drummer Dan Hall, Mark Simonsen on the vibes/organ, bassist Matt Brandau, violinists Gabriele Pelli, Daniel Hart, and Josh Starmer on cello. Other members have included Jil Christensen on the accordion, Vamsi Tadepalli on sax, Will Caviness on trumpet, and Harmony Keeney on vocals.
The Old Ceremony released their first recording featuring fan favorites including “American Romeo“, “Ole” and “Blood and Oil” in 2005.The following year in October 2006 he released a new album called Our One Mistake. Songs on this album include “Poison Pen“, “Reservations” and “Bao Qian,” a song written almost entirely in Mandarin Chinese.
Djángo Haskins Video Stats:
Date of Recording: Aug 31, 1999
Video: NTSC Color
Audio:Stereo
Time: 25 min
Digital File Size: 255Meg
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