Відео

Wish eye had seen this and mentioned it to Bill when he did a free show at Gruene(Hall), Texas few weeks back. Terrific set list, what a performance. By the time eye knew most of Danny's stuff, he was gone- RIP

Am no musician, but as kids we thought Gibson Les Paul was the bomb- a lot of our rock faves were photoed with one. Later now it seems the most iconic recordings were done on the Telecaster.

They turned a song that I couldn't stand...into a song that I love.

Joe bhonamessa can’t play this stuff . Sorry fer the spelling . Lol

I hope to meet u in heaven Dan .

Glad that I have had tequila with big Sandy!

Pontani sisters!

In a few weeks, it will marks 30 years since the man took his life in that garage. RIP to best picker ever walked the earth

Danny does not cease to amaze me. That man was born to play the guitar. Musical genius. He literally copied that fiddler's style and played it back to him on the guitar. Unfreakingreal. Wow. Long live Danny Gatton

Oops got sound...great to see..

No sound?

Guy was one of the best. So glad I discovered him. That first tune was perfection. Every trick in the book played in perfect clinical surgical form. Musical yet technical.

The GOAT

9:25 he hits that note and is like "ooops, done with this take". Perfectionist

They don’t call him the humbler for nothing 😮

Two of the best musicians ever to join forces....they'll be missed

What I like is that you can hear every note. No shredding, no string bending just pure guitar chords. Ahhh the good old day's.

Absolutely brilliant, total genius!!! Such a crying' shame he didn't live his life the same way!!!

Sounds Good. Hi Bob, this is Jim Pulsifer from San Diego, long time! I really appreciated all the cassettes of Roy and Danny you sent me back in the day!...it's been like 30-40 years now! I'm still playing! I would love to contact you sometime. What is your contact info?

This tune isn‘t on the album „Relentness“!

Conan O’Brien always bring the Koolest Rockabilly/Surf groups 🥰😬

R.I.P....that was HOT!!

Eating....a lot!😂

That’s almost too much cool on one stage.

Great interview!!

His solo on Harlem Nocturne (Danny Gatton's album American Music, 1975) demonstrates what a master he was on the B3!

Danny you are sorely missed!!!

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!

Wow, they tour a whole lot. They've been everywhere. From Tv to small street fairs to the Milwaukee summer fest, to hundreds of nightclubs. True road warriors.

Saw them about 33 years ago at Seattle’s Bumbershoot Arts Festival…tons of fun, especially live. Love this band‼️ 🇨🇦

Unreal

As far as the tele goes its you and only you and you can fuck up whenever you want

I wasn’t sure if I should watch when I related where they were… but I am glad I did. The man had it all. Or so it seemed. Under appreciated but much missed.

This is the garage where he ended it all, RIP Danny, hopefully you've found peace

Great tune!🎶

Two mega talented artist sadly gone now

Holy shit! I have this CD never thought I’d hear it live.they give it the total Telstar treatment. .OMG!!. .i have all their records and saw them live in Portland OR after the first album was released. Totally awesome band. Don’t know about this current line up but one of the founding members was Danny Amis who was part of The Raybeats. Their album Guitar Beat, long out of print is straight up classic. Not sure if Danny is still with us due to serious health complications, no longer tours with the band.

Im fairly sure Danny was on the spectrum

I love how there’s always new videos of Danny emerging. Thank you!!

Too cool.

Dickie was also incredibly humble. He taught me how to frame pictures where we both worked at an art store in Wheaton Plaza, and was patient beyond belief. I can't count how many pieces of glass I trashed, and he was just kind and coached me along until I actually became a pretty decent picture framer myself. Such a sweet decent man. Still miss him.

Danny is probably thinking those licks are all his !

What a band! Rockin'!

I saw him perform on the Blues Peer festival in Belgium, July 1994 and I was of course very impressed. It was his first and last performance in Belgium, as he decided to end is life just 3 months later. We probably did not applaud him loud enough...

I may never touch my guitar again.

Danny was from another galaxy. wow.

Joamets.......i think he is up there. Sturgills lead guitar for a bit. Gatton was awesome.

I wish there was a part 2

Who is that on piano?

Spellbinding