Quintette Du Hot Club De France Vinyl Records

Quintette du Hot Club de France was an influential jazz group that formed in France in 1934. The group was founded by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli and was known for its unique style of jazz which combined traditional jazz instruments with the guitar and violin.

The Quintette released a number of albums throughout its career, but their standout albums include Swing 39 (1939), Jazz In Paris: Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli (1951) and Jazz In Paris: Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli (1960). Some of the group's most notable songs include “Minor Swing”, “Nuages”, “Django's Tiger”, and “Swing 48”.

An interesting fact about the Quintette du Hot Club de France is that they were the first jazz group to be recorded in stereo. This was done in France in 1938, predating other jazz groups that were recorded in stereo.