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Danny Gatton
"Telemaster!"
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Danny Gatton's guitar talents cover a wide range of styles. Whatever the lick, style or technique this virtuoso player can do it - and show you how to do it! You'll learn just how much a Telecaster can do, including harmonic techniques, volume and tone control for pedal steel effects, jazz chord and mode juxtapositions and substitutions, banjo-style rolls and much more! This is as broad a view of guitar style techniques as you'll ever find in one package! "Telemaster!" features a new introduction by Jeff Golub.
Jeff Golub began his career as guitarist for rocker Billy Squier. He has recorded numerous solo CDs and is a highly-valued session player and sideman, having worked with such artists as Peter Wolf, John Waite, Tina Turner, Vanessa Williams, and Rod Stewart.
For the first time the legendary Hot Licks classic video titles are available on DVD, making it even easier to learn with top players... right in your own home!
You'll never miss a note! You see the music and the tablature on screen as it's being played! All right and left hand techniques are shown in close up and with helpful split-screen effects to make learning easy. Also features slow motion segments with standard pitch sound.
Special DVD features include: Booklet, Dolby Digital Stereo, Subtitles (Spanish, French, Italian, German), Artist Biography, Selected Discography, Suggested Listening.
DVD Video, NTSC, Regions: All
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The Telecaster master they called The Humbler was a guitar picker of remarkable virtuosity who wrenched a shimmering, blazing, twanging assault of sound from his guitar in a seamless blend of blues, jazz, rockabilly, country and rock ‘n’ roll that was uniquely his own. If ever it could be said that they broke the mold when they created a guitar player, it was for Danny Gatton.
Yet for all his prowess, for all the new tangents he took off onto with his mind-boggling ideas for the guitar, real fame and real success eluded Danny Gatton for most of his career. What fame he did achieve came late and in small doses, tantalizingly close to the real recognition many thought he deserved.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
