Duane Eddy - "Rebel Rouser" & Interview (Live on CabaRay Nashville) 

RIP Duane Eddy (April 26, 1938 - April 30, 2024), aged 86 You will be remembered as a legend.

Great Performance here.. Rest in Peace Mr. Eddy, I thank you for the gift you gave.

Duane Eddy is sadly underrated. More people need to listen to him and should be just as revered as the other rock and roll legends. It’s sad that it’s really only him and Jerry Lee Lewis left

No one plays it like Duane Eddy. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I am 79 and my ears still tell me that no one else ever did it as well as Duane Eddy.

Rest in peace Duane. Thanks for the music! ❤

I love Duane Eddy's music

Farewell Mr. Eddy, rebel rousing to the end!

My first 45 rpm record was Duane eddy's cannonball that I bought in 1958 when I was 11 years old I am now 73 years old and am still a fan I think Duane Eddy is the best guitar player ever. Happy birthday Duane .

The sax player helps make this song wonderful.. My first record album as a young girl,I'm 73 now and still love it.

Rest in peace Duane Eddie x

GOD, BRING US MORE OF THIS!! YES YES YES!!

Corning NY lost a great Native Son. RIP Duane Eddy.

Thank you gentlemen! Especially for mentioning Lee Hazelwood.

I’m 78 and still listen to the great hits of better times

My late father gave me the joy of this music. It was the music of his youth not mine as I am “only ” 46. The music of the 50s and 60s was absolutely the best ever. My dad would have loved this as I do. The other thing I love about old time music artists like Duane Eddy is how humble and gracious they are despite how good they are and how much in reverence they are held by everyone. They just let their talent and legacy speak for itself.

Superb, Duane Eddy the legend, long may you continue to thrill us with your great music. Thanks for posting 🙏

RIP Mr Eddy your music will live on

This was the real music from days gone by......fantastic.

Rebel Rouser is one of my all time favorite instrumentals. I've loved it since it came out.

I love this tune, it's a great one to learn if you're just starting-out learning to play guitar.

Awesome, you all are great.

Still the man always will be . Happy birthday Duane 83 and still Great 😃 .

Happy 85th Birthday Duane Eddy! Still the best.

That was great, thank you all again!

We played Rebel Rouser with our high school band. We had some really talented musicians. We loved doing it. I played oboe, needless to say I didn't have a part but still loved it.

A guitarist who turned the electric guitar into the most popular instrument in the world

Two legends sharing a stage. Rebel rouser and Duane Eddy

I remember this tune from my late teens was great the and even greater now. Still 😊 love it. Thanks so much brought back a lot of great memories. Keep up the great work and music.

That song sure transcends styles. I grew up thinking it was some of the finest surf music (about the only surf music I liked, in fact). Little did I know.... Covered by many, great song.

This was the tune that got so many of us playing music back in the day. Great stuff!

Duane eddy a unique sound and a legend

The appeal of Duane's guitar playing is, it isn't complicated,which made it easy to learn.

What a nice, unaffected, talent!

Always loved Duane Eddy’s twangy tunes, and the saxophone puts “the icing on the cake”! Great group of entertainers in this video!!

My dad always said if this song didn’t get you goin nothing could.

Duane is epic! What a sound! Rest in peace sir.

R.I.P. Mr Eddy 🎶

THANK YALL FOR THE SUPER MUSIC AND MEMORIES......IT WAS A BLAST TO CRUISE THRU THE HAMBURGER JOINTS WITH THE ENGINE THUMPING AND YALL”S MUSIC BLARING OUT THE WINDOWS !! HEH HEH THOSE WERE THE DAYS !!! GOD BLESS YALL !!!!

This is one of those songs that from. The first "twangy" note, you know your our a treat!

I purchased my first Duane Eddy albumin 1957. Along the Navaho Trail and Rebel Rouser and Peter Gunn are among my favorites.

Thanks for the great guitarplayig great work😢❤

Rockers borrowed from Diane, yet he doesn't get recognized as one of the greats, which he is!

I bought this record in the UK I still have. I am 79. It is the best guitar sound that you can get.

Beautiful, wonderful Rock and Roll music. I loved it then and I still love it today. Can't spend a day without listening to those old Rock and Roll masterpieces.♥🎼🎸🎷

Fabulous.. what an incredible iconic song. 👏 ❤

Rhythm guitarist is smiling all through because it is simple, uncluttered music for everyone to enjoy.

As a 31 year old I love Duane Eddy music 🥰🕺🏻🙂

I really like Duane Eddy. I love his unique sound. I think he recorded Walk, Don't Run. But I can't find it anywhere.

Great music we used to listen to him and watch him on TV when we were kids love to hear him play the guitar

I love Duane Eddy and this song glad that God has kept him around so he can continue to play grew up listing to all his music thank you Duane for great music

That era of rock n' roll where the sax was still present and often piano and they made the interplay between work in the sweetest way. Good stuff!

One of the first things I learned to play when I was a kid. Still have the 45. 73yo now.

Loved it!!! Oh the memories!!!

I made a tape with Duane Eddy's "40 miles of Bad Road", I took it along with me when we went to visit my brother who lived out in the Oregon High Desert. When we got to the road to his place, the song started to play, my Mom commented on how appropriate it was for the drive, the road was not 40 miles long but it was long enough and as rough as a corn cob. Rebel Rouser is on my top 25 list of favorite songs. Just thought that I would share a good memory, a Mother and Daughter driving thru the desert listening to good music. Looking for that song to put in my collection of RU-vid music videos.

Fabulous Fantastic.....🤔😎🤗🇳🇿

happy 83rd

Thank you Mr. Stevens!

Wow, still perfect, an unforgetable guitarist, and always will be. Thanks to Mr. Eddy for the iconic music! He was totally unique and such an inspiration to us. Still rockin', perfectly, and totally cool right up to this song performed as an older gentleman. (The other seasoned musicians on this song were phenominal too). RIP to a consumate guitarist. We will always love you and your music.

I heard this song growing up as kid and most my life..my uncle Mac Davidson use to play it all the time... and his so Clay Davidson went on to be country singer and was on grand Ole Opry and Mr Eddy wrote a letter congratulating Clay on his album and Opry debut. This man is amazing guitar picker my opinion he's up there with Chet ..

My guitar god 60 yrs ago! The coolest guy of all!

Great ! The deeper "Twang" on the record came from a 300 gallon steel water tank used as a reverb at Audio Recorders studio in Phoenix Az. Duane is a real nice guy, made me a "mix-tape" cassette when we met at that studio in the 80's.

Amazing performance, that backing band is tight!

That song was in the 1965 movie REDLINE 7000 were the SHELBY GT350 AND DAYTONA COUPE was introduced (fantastic movie)

Great! A Classic!

He was a true great! He had an enormous effect on both country & rock! Look at who he performed with over the years. His album with the Ventures (surf rock) is fantastic! The man played a guitar like no one else had thought of doing! The “twang sound” has become a classic sound!

Wait what he still Alive? I listen to his songs for 2 years and didn't know that he is still here, wow. And also thanks for Mafia 2 to introduced me to Rebel Rouser.

Hard to believe he was only in his 50s when Forest Gump was released.

Gives me goosebumps Sax player is the ipittamy of cool 😎

What year was the s posted.? Loved him when I was schooling.

All of a sudden I was 10 yrs old again. My friend let me borrow his 45 of R R. I took it home and played it on the new Columbia console Stereo with AM-FM radio. My folks were fine with the guitar, but when that sax began, I was told to turn that excrement down. It ranks right up there for me along with Ray Price's "Personality". Thanks. Narragansett Bay

Did they tell the audience to just sit there and be quiet?! My God, I would have gave that Sax player a standing ovation after that beginning piece and would have gotten up to dance.

Web perce what a singer some kinda earth kwake was my song i was 16

Damn that saxophone 🎷 guys moment.. and he took it nice job

Today we lost the king of the rock instrumental s

A Gretsch through a blond Twin; it just doesn't get any more vintage.

Rockin' guitar and wailin' sax! The best!

you got to love ray stevens spirit and appreciation for good things in life,I do.

Musical Heaven!

RIP Mr Eddy 🎸

Lee Hazelwood put a giant drum of water in the studio to make the echo. He was a genius and is underappreciated these days. Lee wrote "These Boots are made for Walkin'" for Nancy Sinatra and he wrote "Houston" for Dean Martin and produced "Something Stupid" for Frank and Nancy. Lee was the force behind all of Duane Eddy's hits.

I still have a 45 I bought in the 50s

I've been getting into Lee Hazelwood lately, and his work w/Duane and Nancy was amazing. Duane is incredible, and so is the wonderful sax man! Who is he?

Most enjoyable

Absolutely brilliant

I loved Duane Eddy's music as a teenager. He is super talented. I also love the saxaphone - especially the bass more than tenor. Thanks for this great band playing "Rebel Rouser."

Primero vez que lo veo, su guitarra excelente sonido y excelsa su ánimo al tocar. Lo pondré en mi humilde discoteca. Debió acompañar a Kenny Rogers. Lástima.

Loved his great sound. A legend and innovator.

Same guitar that George Harrison played on most of the early Beatles hits. He bought his used. Don’t believe he ever paid it off. At least at the beginning.

In 1962 / 1963 I was 15 or 16 and on one Friday after school (8th grade) I went to a local movie theatre where the was a rock and roll concert of 5 or 6 performers; Duane Eddy being one of them. I saw some people outside one of the theatre's exit doors. Shortly after I got there Duane Eddy pulled up alongside the curb in a stationwagon. He unloaded his equipment into the theatre. When he came out I asked him for his autograph and he said that I could ride with him to park his car, give me his autograph, and walk to the theatre with him. It's a great memory to carry around with me through all these years; I'll soon be 75. I wish I could tell him this story. -- Laurence H. of Del Rio, Texas

My mom had this on 45 record when I was a little girl. I'm 72 now. What a memory it brought

Steve Douglas was his predominant sax player He made many of his songs great

I love as a child I always wanted to play guitar like Duane Eddy ❤❤❤❤

Argentina 👏👏👏👏❤️🤗🙏 👏🙏❤️

A true legend. And what a talented band.

I learned to play rebel rouser after about 3 months of getting it right. still listen to duane eddie play it and play it occasionally now at 77 years old. love one of his first hit instrumels, because they,re young.

Denis Solee on sax. Great player!

Awesome! Thank you!

I missed the rebel yells,so I whooped in a few of my own!

Back in the late 50s my brother had his album one million dollars of twang. Great memories of my Dad and brother and I listening to his amazing guitar work!