Gretsch signature artist and King of Twang Duane Eddy joined fellow guitarist Jeremy Fetzer on his latest single “Mendocino” to help raise money for charity. “I was introduced to Duane and his wife Deed back in 2012 at a Sirius Radio event in downtown Nashville where I performed with Caitlin Rose and Spencer Cullum,” said
Duane Eddy made a recent visit to London's Regent Sounds where the legendary guitarist sat down for an intimate interview with Guitar Magazine. The video, which is now available on YouTube, covers a range of topics, including the first time he set eyes on a Gretsch G6120. “I was 19 when I walked into Ziggie’s
King of Twang Duane Eddy gave a fantastic interview to Premier Guitar magazine’s Michael Ross for the March issue, detailing his storied history and the incredible impact he’s had on music. With over 60 years of playing under his belt, the reverb-drenched tone that Eddy helped create has been massively influential, inspiring countless Americana acts
Michael James Adams of Fretboard Journal walked this year’s NAMM show floor in Anaheim, Calif., intent on fully taking in all the incredible products that the music industry had to offer. After a whirlwind week, the author came back with five things that he loved, including the all-new Gretsch G6120TB-DE Duane Eddy 6-String Bass. “If
The King of Twang, Duane Eddy, debuted his new Limited Edition G6120TB-DE Duane Eddy Signature 6-String Bass in the Gretsch booth on Friday at the 2018 NAMM Show in Anaheim, Calif. For the unveiling, Eddy regaled the packed house with a few entertaining stories about the 6-string bass, which he first had built for him