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strikeforce fight - duane ludwig vs paul daley
strikeforce fight - duane ludwig vs charles bennett.
this instrumental hit is based on the title theme by henry mancini from the tv show. "peter gunn" was previously a hit for ray anthony (1959) and later also charted for deodato (1976) and the art of noise featuring duane eddy (1986). rock and roll guitarist duane eddy is famous for originating the "twangy" playing style in the late 1950s. his best known songs include "rebel rouser" (1958), "forty miles of bad road" (1959), "because they're young" (1960), and "peter gunn" (1960, 1986 remake with the art of noise). eddy's backing band, the rebels, included many top session musicians. duane eddy was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1994.
in 1957 eddy met lee hazlewood, an arizona disc jockey who wrote songs and published music. by the late '50s, hazlewood had branched out into production and had his own recording studio before duane began recording, his principal influence had been chet atkins, but at hazlewood's suggestion, he started concentrating on guitar lines at the lower end of the strings. eddy's records were huge influences on legions of budding guitar players. in england, the shadows no doubt took eddy as one of their chief inspirations for their spare, moody sound, as one listen to their most famous hit, "apache," makes obvious. more subtly, his influence can also be heard in the work of george harrison. for evidence, listen to the growling riffs that decorate the verse of "i want to hold your hand." this was recorded in a phoenix studio that had an echo chamber what was originally a large water tank. a speaker was placed at one end of the tank, the microphone at the other, and the guitar "twang" was piped in there, according to eddy. hand claps and shouts were provided by the sharps, who later changed their name to the rivingtons and hit with "papa-oom-mow-mow" and "the bird's the word."
i can't describe how awesome i think this remix is.
