A tribute to the great, Duane Eddy

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Music

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• Duane Eddy
• Gretsch
• Gretsch 6120DSV
• instrumental
• guitar

[vintageaudioworkshop]

That was great!

[borgrif]

@vintageaudioworkshop Many thanks!

[colins911]

hi it wos a1 do you have the guitar tab so i can learn it rgs colin

[borgrif]

@colins911 First, thank you for the compliment. Unfortunately, I play strictly by ear as I am self taught. I cannot read music or tabs, so I have none to offer, I'm sorry.

[colins911]

@borgrif thank you for getting back to do you know where i can get then from as i would love to learn to play it thank you again for your great playing rgs

[borgrif]

@colins911 Actually, since I don't use tabs or sheet music I really have no idea. My suggestion would be to do a Google search or try Amazon.com. I wish I could be of more help, I'm sorry.

[borgrif]

@yahoochiewatchie Thank you! The circles are 5/8" rubber grommets from the hardware store. When you have a substantial distance between the bridge and the tailpiece, the strings in that area can vibrate due to sympathetic vibration and cause overtones or subharmonics that some people like and some don't. I don't. Some players interlace a piece of felt there, or a piece of leather. I have a friend that uses an old folded up dollar bill. The grommets were easy and reusable forever.

[yahoochiewatchie]

Great playing! What are the 3 circles clipped to the strings between the bridge and the bigsby?

[borgrif]

@gary5749 It sure would be nice to think that Duane enjoys my playing although he is way out of my league. We did have a really good time that night. ANother thing to scratch off the bucket list.

[gary5749]

Hey Bear meister brother........cant wait for the video !

keep up the good tunes man. and you know, id bet you a bunch of cash that Mr Eddy thinks you play pretty good, and im sure it was his privilege to jam with you !