Ping Pong Sound Of Guitars In Percussion
By Eddie Wayne & Group
Chief Engineer: Preston Ford
Coronet Records CXS-139
A Division Of Premier
1963
The album title "ping-pong percussion" is misleading as there is not a single typical "ping-pong" effect on the set. Nor are there any instances of typical period "percussion" effects. But the music is still cool.
The assembled tracks were probably produced by two to four different groups of session musicians. I made an attempt to find info on Eddie Wayne with no success. This is just a guess, but Eddie Wayne is probably a name the budget label made up to suggest, to unaware buyers, that the guitar artist was "Duane Eddy".
Coronet Records CXS-139
A Division Of Premier
1963
The album title "ping-pong percussion" is misleading as there is not a single typical "ping-pong" effect on the set. Nor are there any instances of typical period "percussion" effects. But the music is still cool.
The assembled tracks were probably produced by two to four different groups of session musicians. I made an attempt to find info on Eddie Wayne with no success. This is just a guess, but Eddie Wayne is probably a name the budget label made up to suggest, to unaware buyers, that the guitar artist was "Duane Eddy".
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Yes! I love the ping pong effect. It's funny how someone would borrow the term and not use the effect! I love the tune, however! I always grab anything I see with ping pong or 'percussion' in the title.
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