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Duane Eddy
One of the early rock and rollers, Duane Eddy's signature twanging, electric
guitar sound created some of the era's most distinctive riffs and made him a
great icon of the guitar. Born on April 26, 1938, in Corning, New York, he first
learnt to play guitar aged five and producer Lee Hazelwood discovered him at 16.
Hazelwood helped him develop a unique style inspired by Chet Atkins, based on
rockabilly, low-strung strings and heavy reverb. Eddy's instrumental jams caused
a storm, producing the hits “Rebel Rouser,” “Peter Gunn,” “Forty Miles of Bad
Road” and the UK number 2 singles...
Roll Over BeethovenDuane Eddy and Jerry Lee Lewis
St. Louis BluesDuane Eddy
Because They're YoungDuane Eddy
Ballad Of PaladinDuane Eddy
(Dance With The) Guitar ManDuane Eddy
Along the Navajo TrailDuane Eddy
Roll Over BeethovenDuane Eddy and Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis
St. Louis BluesDuane Eddy
The "Twang's" the "Thang"
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Because They're YoungDuane Eddy
The Five Keys' Red Sails In The Sunset
Ballad Of PaladinDuane Eddy
Twang Thang: The Duane Eddy Anthology
(Dance With The) Guitar ManDuane Eddy
First Time! The Count Meets The Duke
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Along the Navajo TrailDuane Eddy
Especially for You
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