For #teletuesday here is Dad’s first unnumbered prototype of his signature Tele. This was his primary guitar for the last few years of his life. It was used on the 88 Elmira St. and Cruisin’ Deuces albums and was… https://t.co/vqi24KOwkU
For those who didn’t know, Dad loved to draw. Much to his mother’s chagrin, at the age of 14 (1959), he drew “Muggs,” which was their dog’s name, who looks like a rockabilly weasel with a gold tooth on the back of… https://t.co/vudvPuTfvu
I found this Fender medium pick while cleaning out Dad’s metalworking toolbox. For those who don’t know, he learned the trade of a sheet metal worker from his dad, Dan Sr., so there are… https://t.co/1dcVZ0Z7C7
Dad would have been 73 today. I know he was and still is an inspiration to many musicians, but he meant the world to me. Please play his music and think of him today. ❤️ @thehumblermovie#dannygatton
Dad’s road case that held both his signature Tele and the black and white “Mother of Toiletseat” Tele. This case certainly saw plenty of miles, gigs, and late nights.
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This shows Joe's early skills and the support Danny would show for other musicians especially young ones! @thedannygatton@thehumblermovie https://t.co/4AJVf6LU9v
Loved Danny @thedannygatton and looking forward to the doc on him @thehumblermovie Still have my original print red vinyl Redneck Jazz LP! https://t.co/jKvybR3tIQ