Duane: You was my dads all time fav, he always wanted to meet you and never got a chance. He died of cancer june 5th 2011. His last day alive we listened to your albums all day long, even though you was really before my time I will always listen to you and remember that one day I spent with my dad and you. God bless you....Brian
really love this. saw duane and band in glasgow oran mor 2012, very special night. road trip cd is fabulous. big thanks for being such an inspiration. long may ye twang.
I have always enjoyed listening to you. I always liked your sound and no BS lyrics. I have played your records since I was a toddler. I'm glad I got a chance to meet you at your cousins house in Pa. yesterday.
Saw Duane Eddy and the Rebels live in South Africa in 1959 or 1960. Loved the show! It also featured the great John D Loudermilk who had a huge hit in SA with Blue Train. Have always been a fan of those artistes, even now at the age of 71. :-) Thanks for your contribution to music Duane!
I saw Duane play last night at The Sage, Gateshead - what a fantastic gig - this band was with him (Richard Hawley's band) apart from sax player - my friend Paul Corry plays sax on the tour. It was a special night for me - I went backstage & met Duane - he signed the setlist for me, & recorded a program ID for my blues show. When I told him he was the reason I started playing guitar (true) he said "Oh, don't blame me for that!" A true legend, one of my childhood heroes and a very very nice guy.
Love the authenticity you guys added to this,should be one hell of a show,good on all of you esp mr drummer man!!I was lucky enuff to be in the drum seat back in 1977 here in Perth WA,we had a ball as you all should have as well,Harald...
Definitely, Duane is still twanging as good as ever. The third tune sounds a bit like some of Al Casey's stuff on Return of the Green Gretsch. Great Tune. Regarding the second tune, I wish now I would have kept my Jerry Jones 6 string Longhorn. I think I bought the last one that was available in 2011. Keep up the great twanging Duane.
It was the Duane Eddy sound got me really interested in guitar, plus Ventures, Elvis and I've been poor ever sense:) But not poor in loving the well done guitar sound!
He plays guitar the way Hemingway writes. These tunes sound ageless, and somehow inevitable, but much of the action takes place in the spaces between notes. Such pregnant silences sold a reported 100 million records for Eddy, but their echoes have ebbed down the generations... The Twang has been on an epic journey, bounced along blue highways by Hank Marvin and George Harrison and Bruce Springsteen, into the epic landscapes of Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badalamenti.
That beautiful red Gretsch! What is that black one, a Danelectro? And his other guitarist is playing a....what? Hohner? The bass player is playing a Hohner. Man, what cool guitars!
poor little guy blowing his brains out on the sax but no one heard him for the over amped guitar.. don't get me wrong love DUANE EDDY from too meany years ago mid 1950's am 72 now my self and absolutely no talent but admire greats such as Mr. EDDY ....
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So clean and so good. Loved his music since 1959. Duane Eddy was a gift from Heaven!
Duane: You was my dads all time fav, he always wanted to meet you and never got a chance. He died of cancer june 5th 2011. His last day alive we listened to your albums all day long, even though you was really before my time I will always listen to you and remember that one day I spent with my dad and you. God bless you....Brian
Thank you for the music Duane Eddy.😓🎸💔😓
Cool thing about Duane's playing is the space he leaves. Really allows you to enjoy the notes he chooses!!
74 years old and still going strong. Thank you for making our generation proud Eddie!!!
Simplicity is where real beauty lies, unfortunately many of his successors never understood that………Amazing!
I will be 72 in 2 days and this is my first guitar hero, I had my son listen to Duane Eddy when he was 9.Now he is a guitsrist.
His music is still fresh and relevant, great to hear the new ones too
really love this. saw duane and band in glasgow oran mor 2012, very special night. road trip cd is fabulous. big thanks for being such an inspiration. long may ye twang.
Rebel Rouser gets me so pumped, guy is amazing and a legend
how can you not love this??
great to hear somebody who sounds as good live as in a recording!
I have always enjoyed listening to you. I always liked your sound and no BS lyrics. I have played your records since I was a toddler. I'm glad I got a chance to meet you at your cousins house in Pa. yesterday.
Saw Duane Eddy and the Rebels live in South Africa in 1959 or 1960. Loved the show! It also featured the great John D Loudermilk who had a huge hit in SA with Blue Train. Have always been a fan of those artistes, even now at the age of 71. :-)
Thanks for your contribution to music Duane!
Grande Duane Eddy, grande tutto il gruppo musicale!
The Grand Master of TWANG, love it,thanks.
Always good to see and hear the Great Duane!
No words! GOOSEBUMPS and memories!!!!!
I saw Duane play last night at The Sage, Gateshead - what a fantastic gig - this band was with him (Richard Hawley's band) apart from sax player - my friend Paul Corry plays sax on the tour. It was a special night for me - I went backstage & met Duane - he signed the setlist for me, & recorded a program ID for my blues show. When I told him he was the reason I started playing guitar (true) he said "Oh, don't blame me for that!" A true legend, one of my childhood heroes and a very very nice guy.
Love the authenticity you guys added to this,should be one hell of a show,good on all of you esp mr drummer man!!I was lucky enuff to be in the drum seat back in 1977 here in Perth WA,we had a ball as you all should have as well,Harald...
Gutted . RIP Duane Eddy .
Fantastic. Thank you so much.
It's great to see my guitar idol back in the spotlight - brilliant!
One of the last real guitar heroes. Flesh and Bone.
Duane Eddy - The coolest guy on the planet !
RIP, Roll In Peace
I can never put a Genre on Duane Eddy...in a league of his own!
I like his guitar solo best and follow him as long time.
Definitely, Duane is still twanging as good as ever.
The third tune sounds a bit like some of Al Casey's stuff on Return of the Green Gretsch. Great Tune. Regarding the second tune, I wish now I would have kept my Jerry Jones 6 string Longhorn. I think I bought the last one that was available in 2011.
Keep up the great twanging Duane.
great sound proper music you and british legend bert weedon made great instrumental records part of our music history
Legend on stage :) Like this song
5 dislikes? means no taste of music. The King of Twangy Guitar!
Oh my God, say what? Thanks Duane!
Still sop darn good sounding all these years later.
wondetrfull
aww man that baritone guitar sounds awesome
Great video. I couldn't see it on Firefox or IE; got a green screen. Chrome liked it, though, and now I want to see this man live. If only!
It was the Duane Eddy sound got me really interested in guitar, plus Ventures, Elvis and I've been poor ever sense:) But not poor in loving the well done guitar sound!
Happy birthday in advance and MANY more from a '65 Duo Jet owner. :))
I love the bit when Duane operates the arm with the left hand.
Great sounding Gretsch and kicking band!
this is great
wow, that second song is seriously cool
He plays guitar the way Hemingway writes. These tunes sound ageless, and somehow inevitable, but much of the action takes place in the spaces between notes. Such pregnant silences sold a reported 100 million records for Eddy, but their echoes have ebbed down the generations... The Twang has been on an epic journey, bounced along blue highways by Hank Marvin and George Harrison and Bruce Springsteen, into the epic landscapes of Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badalamenti.
EXCELLENT
The twang's the thang!
A legend, we need Rockabilly Holiday if you would be so kind. Please?
Its a shame this hasnt more views.
that is so true. think they may be sick, know i would have been...x
Well done Mr. Duane Eddy.
That's a reissue Danelectro 6-string bass, tuned an octave below standard pitch.
Think that Duane Eddy is the daddy of guitar the guy is cool 👍
He was my dads hero,,,always love Rebel Rouser,,,,,,too bad the recording is not to good!
Is the problem that the keyboard sounds just like a keyboard?
Great clip.
That beautiful red Gretsch! What is that black one, a Danelectro? And his other guitarist is playing a....what? Hohner? The bass player is playing a Hohner. Man, what cool guitars!
Yeah I can't tell if that is a real Hofner or a knock off. Black one looks like maybe a Dano baritone? Def. a Beri
the second song they play is awesome. what brand is that black guitar with the "D" on it?
pias Its a Duesenberg Guitar!!
..and the "Now That's What I call Music 8" poster behind him is especially ironic too.
Sound man, turn up the sax!
Don't think his mic was even on!
That's not a baritone, that's his Gretch 6120. You are confused. He only used the "baritone" (actually a bass) on a couple of albums.
they're talking about the second song.
poor little guy blowing his brains out on the sax but no one heard him for the over amped guitar.. don't get me wrong love DUANE EDDY from too meany years ago mid 1950's am 72 now my self and absolutely no talent but admire greats such as Mr. EDDY ....
it's not Duane that is too loud. it's the second guitarist.
dano baritone. usually tuned to B or A.
oh my god, its george micheal on the acoustic!
Love Duane Eddy, this band is awesome, but something about the keyboard I don't like the sound.
second guitarist playing too loud.
Die rote Gitarre ist eine GRETSCH, eine Oktave tiefer als NORMAL gestimmt... ;-)
Like a good wine... I like his latest record, "Road Trip" released in 2011 very much!
2:51 is one of the darkest and most powerfuil pieces i have heard in my life