Danny Gatton — Sun Medley (w/ Delbert McClinton)
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(medley of Mystery Train, My Baby Left Me, That's All Right)
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eileenomurphy wrote:
I AGREE!! He got the best sounds & timber out of a Telecaster, that I've ever heard! I like the sound of Stratocasters, Les Pauls, & SG(s) better, a far as solid body electrics go!
Was that a knock on the tele's wooden ancestry or an alternative spelling of "timbre"?
I AGREE!! He got the best sounds & timber out of a Telecaster, that I've ever heard! I like the sound of Stratocasters, Les Pauls, & SG(s) better, a far as solid body electrics go!
Was that a knock on the tele's wooden ancestry or an alternative spelling of "timbre"?
bigbargain wrote:
I'd buy you a clue but I'm pretty sure you'd lose it in five minutes.
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
I'd buy you a clue but I'm pretty sure you'd lose it in five minutes.
Signwrtr61 wrote:
I think Danny also taught Tom Principato. I know Tom and Danny released music together...
That, I find incredibly hard to believe.
I retract that statement as, I just HAD TO Google it! Sure enuff... started teaching JB when he was 11y.o.! Cool!!
I retract that statement as, I just HAD TO Google it! Sure enuff... started teaching JB when he was 11y.o.! Cool!!
I think Danny also taught Tom Principato. I know Tom and Danny released music together...
ecojot wrote:
That, I find incredibly hard to believe.
I retract that statement as, I just HAD TO Google it! Sure enuff... started teaching JB when he was 11y.o.! Cool!!
Joe Bonamassa's teacher
I retract that statement as, I just HAD TO Google it! Sure enuff... started teaching JB when he was 11y.o.! Cool!!
eileenomurphy wrote:
And, what are YOU good at? Eh?
Whatever it may be, I'd find it highly unlikely (being the negative person he is) that it would even come close to DG's guitar abilities! RIP Mr. Gatton. Thank you for the enjoyment you left us with.
And, what are YOU good at? Eh?
bigbargain wrote:
GREAT TUNE!! If you don't like it, hit the "skip button" and spare us from your B.S.!
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
GREAT TUNE!! If you don't like it, hit the "skip button" and spare us from your B.S.!
bigbargain wrote:
Love to hear you try the guitar blitz in any of the bridges. Take your cynicism back to Facebook, please.
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
Love to hear you try the guitar blitz in any of the bridges. Take your cynicism back to Facebook, please.
bimmerfan wrote:
Del is identified on the accompanying text in the player...
Left unmentioned by Bill (and confirmed by the Google machine), that's Delbert McClinton doing the vocals. Good hearing Delbert on RP, even unidentified.
Del is identified on the accompanying text in the player...
bigbargain wrote:
Negative comment from a negative person. I am just pointing out the obvious. Would never miss it if I didn't read it.
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
Negative comment from a negative person. I am just pointing out the obvious. Would never miss it if I didn't read it.
bigbargain wrote:
And, what are YOU good at? Eh?
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
And, what are YOU good at? Eh?
Negative talent. Would never miss it if i never heard it again.
Looks like....
Sound like....
Sound like....
dmcanany wrote:
I love RP too, but there was never any station anywhere as good as this. It takes what was once great about radio and sends it into orbit: diversity, things you've never heard before, information, commentary, the ability to skip or play at random. It makes my head spin how amazing this really is.
I Agree!! ...except, back in the 60s & early 70s, sister stations, WNEW FM 102.7 (NYC) & WMMR FM 93.3 (Philly), really kicked ass! ...Those days are long gone!!
I love RP too, but there was never any station anywhere as good as this. It takes what was once great about radio and sends it into orbit: diversity, things you've never heard before, information, commentary, the ability to skip or play at random. It makes my head spin how amazing this really is.
I Agree!! ...except, back in the 60s & early 70s, sister stations, WNEW FM 102.7 (NYC) & WMMR FM 93.3 (Philly), really kicked ass! ...Those days are long gone!!
I´m about to have a heart attack...
joejennings wrote:
I AGREE!! He got the best sounds & timber out of a Telecaster, that I've ever heard! I like the sound of Stratocasters, Les Pauls, & SG(s) better, a far as solid body electrics go!
GREAT!!! Danny was the GOD of the Telecaster guitar!!!
I AGREE!! He got the best sounds & timber out of a Telecaster, that I've ever heard! I like the sound of Stratocasters, Les Pauls, & SG(s) better, a far as solid body electrics go!
GREAT!!! Danny was the GOD of the Telecaster guitar!!!
dingusbother wrote:
I love RP too, but there was never any station anywhere as good as this. It takes what was once great about radio and sends it into orbit: diversity, things you've never heard before, information, commentary, the ability to skip or play at random. It makes my head spin how amazing this really is.
This is why I listen to RP!! It's what radio used to, and should still be!
Thanks.
I love RP too, but there was never any station anywhere as good as this. It takes what was once great about radio and sends it into orbit: diversity, things you've never heard before, information, commentary, the ability to skip or play at random. It makes my head spin how amazing this really is.
opaceo wrote:
It's called depression, Danny struggled with it all his adult life.
And probably as a teen too -but it would have been chalked up to 'growing pains' or something.
It's called depression, Danny struggled with it all his adult life.
And probably as a teen too -but it would have been chalked up to 'growing pains' or something.
Holy cow!
His passing, and hearing his playing still makes my chest hurt. I loved his stuff with Robert Gordon. RIP.
stevesaw wrote:
It is sad, but is certainly not uncommon for brilliant musicians to take their own life or overindulge themselves to death. I'm sure in some cases the recording industry is complicit, but also, perhaps, the neural connections that provide such great talent are made at the sacrifice of connections that promote healthy lifestyle.
Look after the king of R n R please
It is sad, but is certainly not uncommon for brilliant musicians to take their own life or overindulge themselves to death. I'm sure in some cases the recording industry is complicit, but also, perhaps, the neural connections that provide such great talent are made at the sacrifice of connections that promote healthy lifestyle.
Look after the king of R n R please
Delbert!
cbhutchinson50 wrote:
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
It is sad, but is certainly not uncommon for brilliant musicians to take their own life or overindulge themselves to death. I'm sure in some cases the recording industry is complicit, but also, perhaps, the neural connections that provide such great talent are made at the sacrifice of connections that promote healthy lifestyle.
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
It is sad, but is certainly not uncommon for brilliant musicians to take their own life or overindulge themselves to death. I'm sure in some cases the recording industry is complicit, but also, perhaps, the neural connections that provide such great talent are made at the sacrifice of connections that promote healthy lifestyle.
cbhutchinson50 wrote:
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
It's called depression, Danny struggled with it all his adult life.
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
It's called depression, Danny struggled with it all his adult life.
The_Enemy wrote:
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
This gets better the longer he plays. 8
I could never understand why a man with such talent would take his own life
This gets better the longer he plays. 8
Joe Bonamassa's teacher
Der_Hamburger wrote:
Your opinion is your opinion, but this guitar player is PLAYIN' IT.
Very good, super guitar, but Elvis is still the King! R.I.P! -7-
Your opinion is your opinion, but this guitar player is PLAYIN' IT.
DamnSweet! (love the version of this tune by Robbie Robertson and The Band on Last Waltz : )
Very good, super guitar, but Elvis is still the King! R.I.P! -7-
Left unmentioned by Bill (and confirmed by the Google machine), that's Delbert McClinton doing the vocals. Good hearing Delbert on RP, even unidentified.
This is why I listen to RP!! It's what radio used to, and should still be!
Thanks.
Thanks.
Thank you
This song reminds me that I didn't start liking RnR until 1961. Good guitar licks, Danny, just not my gig.
Danny Gatton was a phenomenal guitarist but wide acclaim always dodged him. A protege of Roy Buchanon, Danny Gatton was one truly hot guitarist in the 80's in the DC music scene. He had two bands (at the same time as I recall), he would alternate with rockabilly and jazz. Some of the best local live music I ever heard...in DC or elsewhere. Dig a bit at itunes and you'll find some good stuff. Good to hear some Danny Gatton on RP.
Was that a knock on the tele's wooden ancestry or an alternative spelling of "timbre"?
I Agree with her completely, if you spell timbre correctly! He really "works" a Telecaster like nobody else!