Today we celebrate the legendary guitar player Duane Eddy! Duane's unique twangy sound led to many amazing songs. Here's Duane busting out his classic "Rebel Rouser" song on CabaRay Nashville which really gest things moving! 🎸 #HeappyHeavenlyBirthday Duane! #duaneeddy #rebelrouser #cabaray #cabaraynashville #happybirthday #liveperformance #guitarplayer #instrumentalsong #nashville #50smusic | Ray Stevens

In Memoriam: 1994 Inductee Duane Eddy was a rock & roll guitar god who invented twang. He created a distinctive sound and recorded a string of instrumental hits in the late 1950s that proved hugely influential on countless musicians. Eddy’s reverberating, bass-heavy guitar sound came to represent a walk on the wild side — a soundtrack for revved-up hotrods and rebels with or without a cause, and an echo of the Wild West on the frontier of rock and roll. In 1986, the remake of his hit “Peter Gunn

Duane Eddy, who produced more than 25 albums with hits including “Rebel-Rouser,” “Forty Miles of Bad Road,” “Cannonball,” “The Lonely One,” “Shazam” and “Some Kinda Earthquake.” The singles started in 1958 with “Moovin’ and Groovin." He produced albums for Phil Everly and Waylon Jennings, and 1975 yielded top-ten U.K. hit “Play Me Like You Play Your Guitar” and the 1977 hit country single “You Are My Sunshine” featured Jennings and Willie Nelson. Eddy will be forever revered as an original guita

Today we celebrate the legendary guitar player Duane Eddy! Duane's unique twangy sound led to many amazing songs. Here's a clip of Duane busting out his classic "Rebel Rouser" song to really get things moving! 🎸 #Happy85thBirthday Duane! #raystevens #duaneeddy #rebelrouser #cabaray #cabaraynashville #happybirthday #happybday #itsyourbirthday #liveperformance #guitarplayer #instrumentalsong #nashville | Ray Stevens