DUANE EDDY - TWISTIN' N TWANGIN' 1962 ONE OF HIS VERY BEST descargar videos gratis

hammill444

Just curious: how would you rate his record "Twistin' with Duane Eddy"? (I see the record displayed among the photos).

DougM Hirsch

The very first 33LP I purchased back then and it was my inspiration for beginning to learn and play the guitar. Those half step bends did it for me.... Rock on Duane Eddy 

Guitar Lots

Twangy ... yeah

Orbisonlover

Oh Yeah !

pinchold pinch

that's one hell of a-twanging!

Mr70SSchevelle454

@JiS01 Its very similar to the opening of Summertime Blues.

BananaOrangeLemon

@JiS01 Movin and Groovin

drummercrazycaps

@JiS01 Not impossible. But since this is from 1962 I would say the other famous song composer would have been inspired by this one...

Jonathan S.

OKayy the intro sounds soooo familiar, HAS to be used in another famous song!

michel delage

Super bon guitariste!!! J'adore

drummercrazycaps

I am going to put Walkin'nTwistin in the next 15mn. The others would be a bit difficult as I need ot convert from LP.

drummercrazycaps

I think It depends on the print as It was distributed by several companies (although originally RCA Victor. It did have a hint of green on my dad's RCA version.

drummercrazycaps

You got it partner...It had Peppermingt twist, Twistin'nTwangin, Let's twist again, Miss twist, Sugartime twist, exactly like you, Walkin'nTwistin (I am walkin), Dear lady twist, . Moanin'n twistin, Country twist, the twist and of course Twistin off a cliff (a Must)...I have a mono version from 1962 (UK) and my dad's stereo version (RCA) is still there...Will probably put some more songs if I can...I wonder if it is available on CD these days...If not It's a shame. Most excellent record!

drummercrazycaps

As far a I know Duane Eddy endorsed Guild and had signature guitars with them (model (DE-500 and DE-400) in the early sixties. The models were fitted with pickups (from Dearmond) which were probably exactly the same models (fidelatone/dynasonic) as on his Gretsch G6120 1956/57 Chet Atkins. This should explain why there is no change in his tone...(also still played essentially on the neck PU, plec quite close to the bridge...

woody turner

no gretch signature guitar here but still great sound

woody turner

you are right----one of his best

greaser1993

addin to favorites

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