Duane Eddy - Blueberry Hill video free download

Phil Rey

Cheesy yet funky. One for all us anti-hipsters!

Hagelby Gustafsson

Super ;)

harvey snarf

when I go to the big truckstop in the sky they need to play this as they carry me out of the church!!!

Dave Dykhuizen

Boy, that sounds a lot like King Curtis on the sax...could it be?

Les Reed

That sax sent me when I was 11 - and it still does, some 50 years later!

MLFANTZZ

Shoul be Jim Horn, long fellow to Duane Eddy

MLFANTZZ

A classic.

Jan Johnson

OH WOW. LOVE THIS?? WHO PLAYED THE SAX???

classic287

Yes, quite !

classic287

Jasa (don't know how to make th o over the second a on my Mac.

John Benn

AMAZING VERSION OF A GREAT TUNE. WONDERFUL SOUND & THEY CERTAINLY SWING NICELY. WELL DONE---FATS DOMINO WOULD HAVE LOVED THIS RENDITION. WELL DONE

Joel Nokelainen

and just come agains blueberry time, thank´s Duane..I´d love that sound

james miller

I was dragged into it kicking ,then became a willing participant. Big kick in the rhythm got me .Now I remember D.E.

brunon44

Thank you so much!! I was but a War Baby in Australia and American music along with the movies was my link to my rascally father's homeland. This is Duane at his best!! There is an Owen Bradley influence to this one.

rw5791

that sax was filthy.

HalfFastChevy

I've been a fan of Duane Eddy's since I first heard him in the late 50's. Thanx for the post - this is an awesome number, on which I had never heard before.

freakineagle

All of the videos you upload have a great sound. Thanks for posting Duane Eddy, I love him. My wife keeps telling me to turn that thing down. LOL. Love that Twangy Sound.

Graham Lester

Brilliant...remember it so well

Lu Ruello

If you want to hear great instrumentals like Duane's come see my channel folks!!

Les Reed

What's to say? These sort of numbers by Duane are what I prefer - even though he's the consummate "rocker". I think it must have been about about '64 when I bought "The Twang's The Thang" - never looked back. Londonderry Air and Blueberry Hill are two of his best, I think. Talking of master guitarists - we mustn't forget Chet Atkins and Billy Strange. Thanks for posting such evocative stuff. Cheers, Les (London)

DUANE EDDY

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

Fats Domino

Fats Domino - Blueberry hill 1985