[Esteban]

The Rolling Stones - Dear Doctor

[ShapeShifter]

[ShapeShifter]

[dradernh]

This might belong in the "You know you're old when..." thread.

I read that Duane Eddy died yesterday and just finished listening to a few pieces of his. I hadn't heard him in so long that I'd forgotten all about how distinctive his style of guitar playing was.

This one is a nearly 30-years later take on the music he wrote for the intro to the late-50s Peter Gunn tv series. It's an excellent example of his sound. The sax is more prominent than it was when he came on the scene, but I think that instrument's more forward sound here is the perfect complement to Eddy's guitar.

FWIW, Eddy was self-taught and could not read nor score music.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by dradernh

This might belong in the "You know you're old when..." thread.

I read that Duane Eddy died yesterday and just finished listening to a few pieces of his. I hadn't heard him in so long that I'd forgotten all about how distinctive his style of guitar playing was.

This one is a nearly 30-years later take on the music he wrote for the intro to the late-50s Peter Gunn tv series. It's an excellent example of his sound. The sax is more prominent than it was when he came on the scene, but I think that instrument's more forward sound here is the perfect complement to Eddy's guitar.

FWIW, Eddy was self-taught and could not read nor score music.

Good one there Dradernh, I like a bit of saxophone from time to time.

[Artemis]

I got to know Duane Eddy in the 80s from his collaboration with The Art Of Noise.

Here he's "twanging" in the early 60s:

[Artemis]

Song: the sound of cars and tires - no cheesy dialogue.

[Esteban]

ZZ Top - La Grange

[Esteban]

The Rolling Stones - Live With Me

[M5Rick]

[ShapeShifter]

Morning coffee and a little extra to lift my spirit.

[M5Rick]

Unskinny Bop.

[M5Rick]

Pour Some..

[Esteban]

Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town

[M5Rick]

[M5Rick]

Rock Of Ages

[Esteban]

Delaney & Bonnie - Only You Know And I know

[M5Rick]

One more from the Brit band

Foolin'

[Esteban]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower

[Roadcrew]

Mike Henderson & The Blue bloods - So Sad To Be Lonesome

Always listenable

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by Esteban

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower

That man could bring it. Saw him and Janis Joplin at different times up close in small venues. She brought it, too, bigly. Both checked-out less than a month from one another. At the time, it was stunning – like, what is going on?!

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by dradernh

That man could bring it. Saw him and Janis Joplin at different times up close in small venues. She brought it, too, bigly. Both checked-out less than a month from one another. At the time, it was stunning – like, what is going on?!

Lucky you to see such great artists before they passed.

Here's a favorite Janis tune of mine:

I Need a Man to Love