Do you remember This guy?

16 years ago

Oh yea...

YouTube - Duane Eddy - Rebel-rouser

YouTube - Duane Eddy - Boss Guitar (1963)

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Kurt

16 years ago

Yep...I've got a few Eddy songs on my iPod, including my favorite from him:

YouTube - Duane Eddy - Rebel-rouser

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solardave

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Yep...I've got a few Eddy songs on my iPod, including my favorite from him:

YouTube - Duane Eddy - Rebel-rouser

Kurt,

I'm partial to The Trembler. I wish it was longer. By the way you never said whether or not I got that music trivia question right. I said Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker?

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Kurt

16 years ago

Originally Posted by solardave

Kurt,

I'm partial to The Trembler. I wish it was longer. By the way you never said whether or not I got that music trivia question right. I said Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker?

Actually Dave, I answered that question BEFORE you posted your answer. To win at trivia, usually you have to answer before the questions are given.

LOL

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solardave 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Actually Dave, I answered that question BEFORE you posted your answer. To win at trivia, usually you have to answer before the questions are given. LOL

Well then,Kurt you caught me sleeping. LOL.
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TLTheLiberator

16 years ago

Peter Gunn is one of my fav songs of all time & it's on my Itunes.

Thanks for the live performance.

TL

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Patrician

16 years ago

Wow! - Duane Eddy is one of the original originals (not quite aboriginal) rock n' roll guitar virtuosos!

What finds! Thanks for the memories!

I will be spending today listening to all these and bookmarking them.

write on, rock on!

p.s. Trivia heads: who came first, Link Ray or Duane Eddy? They are somewhat similar.

Both heavily influenced Surfer Rock (like the Beach Boys, The Ventures, etc)

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Patrician

16 years ago

YouTube - DUANE EDDY PLAYS "CANNONBALL"

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Patrician

16 years ago

YouTube - DUANE EDDY PLAYS "RAMROD"

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MichaelHiles

16 years ago

I was first exposed to Duane Eddy in the 80s, thanks to the stylings of a group called Art Of Noise, who did a Peter Gunn cover. They were most well known by their commercial hit "Paranoimia" which was also the theme song for the short-lived Maxx Headroom phenomenon.

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Patrician

16 years ago

Originally Posted by MichaelHiles

I was first exposed to Duane Eddy in the 80s, thanks to the stylings of a group called Art Of Noise, who did a Peter Gunn cover. They were most well known by their commercial hit "Paranoimia" which was also the theme song for the short-lived Maxx Headroom phenomenon.

I love the Art of Noise - I have one of their albums on 'casette' (remember those) from the 1980's.

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MichaelHiles 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Patrician

I love the Art of Noise - I have one of their albums on 'casette' (remember those) from the 1980's.

Yeah, nobody has quite done their thing since then. Early techno meets jazz fusion.

Maybe the group Massive Attack comes is close.

But I'd never heard of Duane before then.
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Patrician

16 years ago

Just for the record:

YouTube - Art of Noise - Peter Gunn Live ...

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KimW

16 years ago

To change the subject a bit, there was a video by a group that I always think was The Art Of Noise but wasn't, that had a blonde midget and a bald strongman in it and they used sledgehammers to bash a car up in an acopalypes style setting. Can anyone tell me who it really is?

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Michael Motley

16 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

To change the subject a bit, there was a video by a group that I always think was The Art Of Noise but wasn't, that had a blonde midget and a bald strongman in it and they used sledgehammers to bash a car up in an acopalypes style setting. Can anyone tell me who it really is?

Mariah Carey's early years?