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Cruisin' Deuces

Danny Gatton Format: Audio CD

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Acclaimed by and magazines, Grammy-nominated virtuoso Danny Gatton was once known as the "World's Greatest Unknown Guitarist."
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Media Type: CD
Artist: GATTON,DANNY
Title: CRUISIN' DEUCES
Street Release Date: 05/18/1993
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Genre: ROCK/POP

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1 30	Funhouse Funhouse	5:33	Listen Now $1.29
2 30	Sun Medley: Mystery Train / My Baby Left Me / That's All Right Sun Medley: Mystery Train / My Baby Left Me / That's All Right	5:05	Listen Now $1.29
3 30	Harlem Nocturne Harlem Nocturne	4:46	Listen Now $1.29
4 30	Thirteen Women Thirteen Women	3:24	Listen Now $1.29
5 30	Sky King Sky King	6:40	Listen Now $1.29
6 30	Beat of the Night Beat of the Night	3:56	Listen Now $1.29
7 30	So Good So Good	5:27	Listen Now $1.29
8 30	It Doesn't Matter Anymore It Doesn't Matter Anymore	3:49	Listen Now $1.29
9 30	Puddin' and Pie Puddin' and Pie	3:54	Listen Now $1.29
10 30	Tragedy Tragedy	5:33	Listen Now $1.29
11 30	Cruisin' Deuce Cruisin' Deuce	3:40	Listen Now $1.29
12 30	Satisfied Mind Satisfied Mind	5:00	Listen Now $1.29

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Audio CD (May 18, 1993)
Original Release Date: May 18, 1993
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Elektra
ASIN: B000002HCI
Average Customer Review: 23 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #119,527 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #619 in Neotraditional Country
- #408 in Rockabilly
- #452 in Guitar Rock

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Joaquin G. Silva

Danny Gatton "Cruisin' Deuces"

January 26, 2009

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

Daniel W. Gatton was a phenomenal musician who is difficult to categorize or assign to any one genre of music. It is in this his final album, "Cruisin' Deuces" that he lives to his namesake "The Humbler" as the album takes you through a rip-roaring array of guitar styles and musical genres from Rockabilly, Jazz, Blues, to good old Rock. Yet for all of his unbridled raw talent, the world at large hardly knew his music before his untimely death in 1994. As a follow up album to "88 Elmira St," this album does well and stands alone. From the first track of 'Funhouse' to the last track 'Satisfied Mind,' Mr. Gatton blazes through covers and originals alike showcasing one of the greatest backing bands ever assembled in recent memory. "Sun Medley," a standard song for Mr. Gatton and his band for many years, finally found its way on to a recorded album, and this gifted guitar chameleon accompanied by Del McClinton's vocals did not dissappoint. One thing to mention: this album features a few songs with vocals (not something Mr. Gatton was known for in the past). His cover of Buddy Holly's "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" sung by Rodney Crowell was tasteful to say the least; however if you can find "88 Elmira St," his 1991 major label debut, you'll see why in my opinion, it is still the greatest representation of his style and tone. The vocals on many of the cover songs on "Cruisin' Deuces are done very well, but for me, when I listen to Danny Gatton, I don't need vocals to puncutate his already incredible abiltiy to make these songs his own. The world may never truly know all that Danny Gatton was capable of. For many of us who followed his music long before he 'hit it big,' his passing left an enormous void in the world of music that has yet to be filled.

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Sidney Mccauley

Cool album. The guitar playing throughout is true genius ...

September 3, 2014

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Cool album. The guitar playing throughout is true genius but this studio version of Harlem Nocturne is absolutely transcendent.I dont think there's much a rational for album continuity. The songs on the album go from epic, to comic with Danny's tele making some tunes happen that probably otherwise wouldn't deserve to be there. As a listening experience going from Harlem Nocturne to Thiteen women is about as anticlimactic as it comes. Cant help but wonder if Danny is trying to make a point or was the album leveraged by some studio wonk. Either way amazing guitar playing and IMO one of his best albums.

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B. J Robbins

Smokin' CD !

April 25, 2000

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I am new to Gatton's music, but like the other reviewers, I was blown away by his guitar playing on this. "Funhouse" should have been platinum instead of "Smooth". Danny makes Santana look like a beginner. His blend of Rock, Blues, Country was unique. He had great taste, chops. He had everything. "Harlem Nocturne" is searing, haunting. The other numbers include beautiful ballads, rockish numbers, and miscellanous pieces, all of them great because of Gatton. Buy this and enjoy !

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Nicholas T. Nerich

Good sound

May 26, 2019

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Great player

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P. Aaron Jones

Gatton, the World's Greatest American Guitar Player

January 19, 2016

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Saw Danny Gatton 2x in concert so, I had to have this. The guy's phenomenal. IF, you're unsure, watch some of his performances via-you tube. His mastery of guitar will knock you out. Then, come back & enjoy this disc.

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Kenneth R Partin

Four Stars

September 4, 2017

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Good Stuff

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