Duane Eddy - Especially for You CD

Especially for You album for sale Collecting recordings from throughout the first five years of early-1960s heartthrob Bobby Rydell's career, this compilation features his first hits, like the Doc Pomus composition "I Dig Girls," standards like "That Old Black Magic," a wide variety of Brill Building classics like "The Third House (In From the Right)," and one early Lennon and McCartney composition, "A World Without Love." Significantly, Rydell's version of the latter song lost out to Peter and Gordon's British Invasion hit--the onetime teen idol was one of many U.S. pop stars supplanted by Beatlemania. Recording information: Bell Sound Studios, New York, NY (01/1959-09/1963); Cameo ...

Especially for You songs Formerly available with "$1,000,000 Dollars Of Twang" on 1 CD. A pioneer in instrumental rock, Duane Eddy remains an anomaly in popular music. Eddy's distinctive "twang" guitar style complemented the infectious dance beats of his band and drove the viewers of Dick Clark's AMERICAN BANDSTAND television show wild, even without a vocalist. This brings up the notion that perhaps pop music fans don't always require the presence of a lead singer; maybe all they look for is musical charisma, and this Eddy supplied in spades. HAVE TWANGY GUITAR WILL TRAVEL was the first LP released by Eddy and his partners at Jamie Guyden Records. Recorded in 1959, this disc contains 12 rowdy rock & roll classics, including "Cannonball," "Ramrod," "The Lonely One," and "Moovin' 'N' Groovin'," ...

Especially for You CD music Solid best-of collection of Duane Eddy's earliest hits, including "Rebel Rouser," "Movin' & Groovin'," "Ramrod," and "Forty Miles of Bad Road." ~ Cub Koda Duane Eddy's original greatest hits release from 1960, "$1,000,000.00 Worth Of Twang," will be circulated to oldies magazines and press that cover and review oldies releases, which should give it a rousing endorsement for its high-quality sound, extra tr Personnel: Duane Eddy (guitar). Audio Mixer: Tom Moulton.

Especially for You buy CD music The release schedule for this Duane Eddy reissue was delayed two years because the original multi-track tapes of "Songs Of Our Heritage" (released in 1960) could not be found. When it turned up after 43 years, the exciting task of re-creating Duane Eddy' Liner Note Authors: Lee Hazlewood; Lester Sill. Recording information: Phoenix, AZ (02/1960). Arranger: Duane Eddy. Personnel: Duane Eddy (guitar). Audio Mixer: Tom Moulton.

Especially for You songs This is guitar ace Duane Eddy's Top 20 album that originally charted 20 weeks in 1960. This CD includes 6 never before released tracks, new liner notes & recently found historic photos. This is part of the reissue series that won the 2000 AFIM "Oldie of Includes liner notes by Jim Grant. Personnel: Duane Eddy (guitar); Jim Horn (flute, tenor saxophone); Larry Knechtel (piano); Jimmy Troxell (drums). Audio Remixer: Tom Moulton. Liner Note Author: Jim Grant. Recording information: Floyd Ramsey's Audio Recorders, Pheonix, AZ (11/20/1959-12/03/1959); Hollywood, CA (11/20/1959-12/03/1959). Personnel includes: Duane Eddy (guitar); Jim Horn (flute, saxophone); Larry Knechtel (piano); Al Casey (bass); Jimmy Troaxal (drums); Freman Singers (background vocals).

Especially for You album for sale After leaving Jamie Records in the early '60s, guitarist Duane Eddy made a myriad of disastrous records featuring odd mixtures of Broadway tunes, TV show themes, and pop hits of the era. On Biggest Twang of Them All and The Roaring Twangies, released on Reprise in 1966 and 1967, respectively, Eddy puts his twangy touch on "The Ballad of the Green Berets," "Mame," "Hello, Dolly!," and "Batman," with dismal results. The lone keeper in the bunch is "This Guitar Was Made for Twangin'," which sounds like a Davie Allan & the Arrows outtake. For fanatics only. ~ Al Campbell Full Title - The Biggest Twang Of Them All / The Roaring Twangies. These two original Reprise albums from 1966 and 1967 are contained on one compact disc. 24 classic tracks. Collectables. 2002. Originally released on Reprise (6218) & Reprise (6240). 2 LPs on 1 CD: THE BIGGEST TWANG OF THEM ALL (1966)/THE ROARING TWANGIES (1967). Personnel includes: Duane Eddy (guitar); Billy Strange (arranger, conductor)> Adapter: Duane Eddy. Arrangers: Don Randi; Duane Eddy; Billy Strange.