An excerpt from the feature documentary "The Humbler - Danny Gatton". Danny Gatton and Les Paul discuss each other in mutual admiration. "Sleepwalk" is from a concert at the Flood Zone in 1990 with Danny Gatton and Bill Kirchen on guitars, John Previti on Bass, Dave Elliott on drums and Bruce Swaim on tenor sax.
Once Danny Gatton had the prototype of the #Fender Custom Shop #DannyGatton Signature Telecaster he felt he could trade his loved but very worn 1953 Telecaster for a 1934 Ford. Music from the "Relentless" Album - "Gearheads" by D. Gatton. Danny Gatton - Guitar, Joey DeFrancesco, keyboards, John Previti, bass and Tim Biery, drums. Shot on location at Danny's farm in Southern Maryland. Video cameras were Ron Leidelmeyer and Matt Dibble, sound by Edna Snow, Stills by Mark Daniels, Producer/Director, Virginia Quesada.
Guitarist Joel Harrison on Local Legends, D.C. Roadhouse Sounds, and Anthony Pirog Posted by Steve Kiviat on March 26, 2015 at 11:15 am (original article) New York-based, D.C.-raised guitarist Joel Harrison is best known as a jazz player with South Asian and classical influences. But this Saturday night, he’s taking a D.C. roadhouse approach, and on Sunday, he's taking on the sound of a jazz-funk-rock power trio. On Saturday at the recently expanded honky-tonk JV's in Falls Church, Harrison, who is on the locally based Cuneiform Records, will be joining labelmate and fellow eclectic guitarist Anthony Pirog as part of [...]
"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.
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.
