"5" Royales - Slummer the Slum
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Also, there was an unintentionally distorted guitar sound in the 1956 with a damaged amp in "The Train Kept A Rolling".
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so right on the money about Lowman's influence on Steve Cropper. Cropper never fails to mention he's his favorite guitarist.
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stupid....
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The funk beat starts right here with this track.
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Best guitarist ever!
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This was one of the first songs to have a distorted guitar in it. I was told Ike Turner and His Kings of Rythem on the record Rocket 88 were the first ones to utilize a distorted guitar tone. That record was recorded in 1951 and this song here was recorded in 1958. I dont know though, this guitar tone sound more distorted than Ike Turners. I think this is actual overdrive.
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Thanks, I didn't know that! I need to start listening to more oldies.
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Yes, it's alsot the first song to use distortion on the guitar.
The first track ever to use distorted guitar and feedback
mattakadeimos 1 year ago 3
@CamW91 Johnny Guitar Watson's "Space Guitar" came out in '53 and that's way more distorted than this, also Willie Joe and his Unitar made a pretty crazy sound. Still I think this is probably my favorite guitar sound from the '50s.
BCThunderthud 1 year ago 2