Okay it's not really mine either,I just added it for the sheer length & frenzy of it
One of my big musical regrets is never seeing him in concert, although I've seen The Stray Cats (who he produced) a few times
Almost anything by Edmunds has cracking guitar work in;
Eg;
'Born To Be With You' (in a Phil Spector 'wall of sound' style, on 'Subtle As a Flying Mallet')
'I Hear You Knockin'
'Crawlin From The Wreckage'
'I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock n Roll'
'From Small Things (Mama one Day Big Things Come)' wrote for him by Bruce Springsteen!! (who later covered it)
'King Of Love' (from Closer To The Flame - but that also has the double drummers)
I do like 'Baby Ride Easy' a lot, with Carlene Carter-Cash (who was once married to Nick Lowe..... who was in Rockpile with Edmunds)
To add a couple of others??
And... both together here
Chet Atkins (I believe he was the first artist to be 'given' a signature range by Grestch; circa 1956??)
Jerry Reed may be better known to people as a actor??? ('Snowman' in the 'Smokey & The Bandit' films), but he was a great picker/songwriter (he wrote 'Guitar Man' & 'US Male' as covered by Elvis Presley)
Out of interest, Brian Setzer was the first artist since Atkins to gain a signature range commencing from 1990 (show how much the 'Cats', his solo work, & the 'Brian Setzer Orchestra' increased the interest in the brand)
http://www.gretschguitars.com/artists/artist.php?id=11
'Jump-Jive' is brilliant for the athleticism of the dancers (is that Kid Creole in the zoot-suit????, plus Mrs Setzer is the blonde backing singer)
It's not THE favourite because there are far too many to choose from.
