Duane Eddy - Dance With the Guitar Man: 18 Greatest Hits
Facts
| Artist(s) | Duane Eddy |
| Studio | Import [Generic] |
| Release Date | May 8, 2001 |
About Duane Eddy - Dance With the Guitar Man: 18 Greatest Hits
The NY native guitar master is acknowledged as one of the best guitarists ever, having created the distinctive twang sound. While 'Peter Gunn' might be his most accessible & popular work, Eddy's written many great themes in his forty-plus year career. This 1997 budget line collection includes rerecorded versions of 'Gunn', 'Shazam', 'Moovin' & Groovin' ', 'Cannon Ball' & fourteen more. Album Details
Tracks
- Dance With the Guitar Man
- Peter Gunn
- Because They're Young
- Some Kinda Earthquake
- Theme from Dixie
- Shazam!
- Kommotion
- Trombone
- Bonnie Came Back
- Detour
- Rebel Rouser
- Play Me Like You Play Your Guitar
- Lonely One
- Moovin' 'N' Groovin'
- Cannonball
- Yep!
- Ramrod
- Forty Miles of Bad Road
Similar CDs
| The Best of Duane Eddy | Twang Thang: Anthology | The Ventures Play Telstar/Ventures in Space | Have 'Twangy' Guitar-Will Travel |
User Reviews
Average user review:| Not original but REDONE FOR DANCE. |
This album set of Duane's is quite good. He re-mastered this
set with consistent beats for DANCE (hence the title).
We know how rousing Rebel Rouser is, this re-version is calmly subdued and still enjoyable. Imagine yourself in your rocker, in a retirement home, with all your friends listening to the original version. Uhh-HUH, this remake will fit that ambiance perfectly as well as basement or backyard parties. Neighbors won't complain, this album might entice them to join.
All the other tunes are redone in the same way, definitely worth the investment. January 13, 2008
| Not the original recordings! |
| Buyer Beware: These are NOT the original recordings! |
NB: This is in no way a slight on Mr. Eddy who is an amazing guitarist and one of the truly important figures in rock and roll. July 26, 2000
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