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Billboard Top 10 songs by TheSuperMusicazz's Channel.

Billboard Top 10 songs by TheSuperMusicazz's Channel.
( including Top 100 Songs Of All Time (1946-2010) , The Top 100 Best Songs Of The 2000's, Top 10 Pop Songs - Week Of November 27, 2010 , Top 10 Canadian Hot 100 - Week Of November 27, 2010, Top 10 Radio Songs - Week Of November 27, 2010 , Top 10 Digital Songs - Week Of November 27, 2010 , Billboard Hot 100 - Top 100 Songs of Year-End 2010 )

Brian Setzer " Setzer Goes Instru-MENTAL ! "

Setzer Goes Instru-MENTAL! by perettolle's channel

Rockabilly Riot : A Tribute to Sun Records

Rockabilly Riot : A Tribute to Sun Records - Volume One

The Dirty Boogie (1998)

The Brian Setzer Orchestra

Listen to Me: Buddy Holly

Listen to Me: Buddy Holly is a tribute album to rock 'n roll pioneer Buddy Holly, in celebration of what would have been his 75th birthday in 2011. The album was released by Verve Forecast in the United States on 6 September 2011 (Holly's birthday was 7 September 1936). ---- ( Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) ----
***** Buddy Holly, who would have been 75 this year, was rock & roll's master of less is more. His perfectly crafted songs deliver big emotional payoffs while being models of minimalism: two or so minutes, three or so chords, a handful of impeccably honed lyrics. Listen to Me: Buddy Holly, the year's second all-star Holly covers album (Rave On Buddy Holly came out in June), has a slightly oddball lineup (Natalie Merchant, the Fray). But most of the contributors succeed by honoring Holly's no-frills greatness with chiming pop rock (Jeff Lynne's "Words of Love"), torchy twanginess (Chris Isaak's "Crying, Waiting, Hoping") and, um, emo (Patrick Stump's urgent "Everyday"). The loveliest moment is Brian Wilson's "Listen to Me," which envelops Holly's tune in billowing harmony vocals. The prize for most spirited, though, goes to Ringo Starr, who bashes through "Think It Over" in a very Holly-esque one minute and 48 seconds. ( Rolling Stone Reviews)

50's & early 60's

Gibson

The Gibson Guitar Corporation, of Nashville, Tennessee, USA, is a manufacturer of acoustic and electric guitars. Gibson also owns and makes guitars under such brands as Epiphone, Kramer, Valley Arts, Tobias, Steinberger, and Kalamazoo. In addition to guitars, the company makes pianos through its Baldwin unit, Slingerland drums, as well as many accessory items. Company founder Orville Gibson made mandolins in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in the late 1890s. He invented archtop guitars by using the same type of carved, arched tops found on violins. By the 1930s, the company was also making flattop acoustic guitars, as well as one of the first commercially available hollow-body electric guitars, which were used and popularized by Charlie Christian. In the early 1950s, Gibson introduced its first solid-body electric guitar and its most popular guitar to date—the Les Paul. After being purchased by the Norlin corporation in the late 1960s Gibson's quality and fortunes took a steep decline until early 1986, when the company was rescued by its present owners. Gibson Guitar is a privately held corporation (company stock is not publicly traded on a stock exchange), owned by chief executive officer Henry Juszkiewicz and president David H. (Dave) Berryman. Gibson has enjoyed a double digit growth rate since the acquisition in 1986, growing sales revenues and market share. It is now the number one company in the electric guitar market, and continues to expand both market share and revenues. It is one of a handful of musical instrument companies that has invested in a proprietary global distribution system selling directly to dealers in most major countries.[citation needed] Gibson is the largest manufacturer of guitars in the United States. ( Wikipedia )

Gibson Les Paul ( GregsGuitars ) - PART.1

Gibson Les Paul ' Goldtop ' ( Gregsguitars )

Gibson ES - 330, 335, 345, 355 and others by GregsGuitars

Gibson ES-125,137,330,335,345,355 (GregsGuitars) and others by GregsGuitars

Fender Stratocaster ( GregsGuitars )

Fender Guitars (Stratocaster) by GregsGuitars's Channel

Fender Telecaster (GregsGuitars)

Fender Guitars (Telecaster) by GregsGuitars's Channel

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