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Photo by Mike Salisbury.

“There was a beautiful rock garden, with a waterfall and boulders as big as a Volkswagen. And there was a lake that flowed over a 3-foot waterfall onto another lake. Olivia told me that Paul would come by once in a while. She said he [George] and Paul would leave the house and go down by the lake. She’d see them, chattering away and walking with their arms around each others’ necks.” - Duane Eddy, The Tennesseean, December 1, 2001

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Monkee Davy Jones with singer Duane Eddy and Donovan, 1968

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A dream cane true recently - Beautiful Kriesler 11-91 “Multi Sonic Stereo Hi Fi” Stereogram - it came with about 200 shellac 78s, Gene Vincent, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Sam Cooke, Ella Fitzgerald, Hank Williams, Slim Whitman, Marty Robbins, Everly Brothers, Johnny Ray, The Crickets, Duane Eddy, Carl Perkins… to name a few, like I said dream come true

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(via Duane Eddy, Whose Twang Changed Rock ’n’ Roll, Dies at 86 - The New York Times)

Mr. Eddy in a publicity photo from 1958, the year his rollicking “Cannonball” charted in both the United States and Britain.

Duane Eddy, who broke new ground in pop music in the 1950s with a reverberant, staccato style of guitar playing that became known as twang, died on Tuesday in Franklin, Tenn. He was 86.

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Duane Eddy, “Rebel Rouser,” 1958

Breakfast time!!

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GOODBYE 2024

Just some of the many musicians we lost in 2024

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Duane Eddy and His 'Twangy' Guitar - Rebel-'Rouser (Stereo) (1958) Duane Eddy / Lee Hazlewood from: "Rebel-'Rouser" / "Stalkin'" (Single) "Have 'Twangy' Guitar Will Travel" (Album) "Duane Eddy: Best of The RCA Years | Hits and Rarities" (1993 Compilation CD) "The Backbeat of Rock and Roll 1948 - 1962: Seminal Sounds from the Instrumental Epoch" (2012 Compilation Box Set | CD1)

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Personnel: Duane Eddy: Electric Lead Guitar Donnie Owens: Rhythm Guitar Corki Casey O’Dell: Rhythm Guitar Al Casey: Piano Gil Bernal: Saxophone Buddy Wheeler: Electric "Click" Bass Jimmy Simmons: Acoustic Bass Bob Taylor: Drums

The Sharps: Backing Vocals / Rebel Yells / Handclaps

Produced by Lee Hazlewood / Lester Sill

Recorded: @ Ramsey Recorders (AKA Audio Recorders) in Phoenix, Arizona USA March, 1958

Single Released: May, 1958 Jamie Records

Album Released: on January 9, 1958 Jamie Records

Box Set Released: on December 11, 2012 Famous Flames Records