"Too Much Fun" - Live at The Flood Zone - Excerpt of a concert with Danny Gatton and Bill Kirchen on guitars, Dave Elliott on drums, John Previti on bass and Bruce Swaim on tenor sax. Live at the Flood Zone will be featured in the feature documentary - The Humbler -Danny Gatton. www.the humbler movie.com www.facebook/com.thehumblermovie. This is a board mix - we have a 24 track recording which will be merged with the final film.
Excerpt from an American Shop episode hosted by Vince Gill. Vince got to invite two of his favorite fellow guitarists to perform so he asked Danny Gatton and Albert Lee. Danny solos in this version of Remington Ride. As Vince Gill put it after the show "there were no notes left when we were done".
Danny Gatton: 'World's Greatest Unknown Guitarist' Updated October 4, 2009 6:42 PM ET PHIL HARRELL Listen to the Story All Things Considered 4:53 (original article) He was the man Guitar magazine dubbed "The World's Greatest Unknown Guitarist." Danny Gatton stayed in the musical shadows while building a cult following as a sort of honky-tonk Eric Clapton. Gatton killed himself 15 years ago Sunday. GUY RAZ, host: We close tonight's program with someone you may not have heard of, but he left an indelible mark on the guitar world. His name was Danny Gatton. On this day, 15 years ago, Gatton [...]
Drivin'Wheel - Robert Gordon and Danny Gatton live at Berkeley Square in 1981. Posted by Eric Cajundelyon on You Tube.
Danny Gatton and Billy Windsor at the Birchmere in Arlington, Virginia circa 1989. The song was "Redneck Blues". Posted by Robert Kittilå on You Tube.
Robert Gordon featuring Danny Gatton on SCTV 1984. Song is "Someday, Someway". Posted on You Tube by LinkWray.com
