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Danny Gatton and Funhouse at Gallagher’s 2.19.88 – Washington, DC

Kinloch Nelson shot this original video of Danny Gatton and The Funhouse. It features Danny Gatton on guitar, Barry Hart on Drums, John Previti on Bass and Chris Battistone on trumpet. The song is "Oleo". This group is often referred to as Funhouse I. This excerpt features a great solo by Danny Gatton. There is a funny moment when Danny's cigarette finishes burning just as the solo is done. The team behind "The Humbler - Danny Gatton" is thrilled that K. Nelson has donated the use of this original material to our feature documentary!!

Danny Gatton and Funhouse at Gallagher’s 2.19.88 – Washington, DC2018-12-10T22:44:49-05:00

Joey DeFrancesco rave for “The Humbler -Danny Gatton”

We recently interviewed Joey DeFrancesco for "The Humbler - Danny Gatton". Danny and Joey made history together with their incredible album "Relentless". Recorded by engineer Ed Eastridge at his studio Big Mo in 1994. Danny Gatton and Joey DeFrancesco are both monster players and this album is very popular worldwide. more Danny Gatton at https://www.thehumblermovie.com more Joey DeFrancesco at http://www.joeydefrancesco.com Director of Photography was Sheila Smith Producer/Director was Virginia Quesada Sound was Jim Gilchrist Lighting was Louise Hernon

Joey DeFrancesco rave for “The Humbler -Danny Gatton”2017-01-02T20:17:03-05:00

October 4th, 1994

GATTON DEAD OF GUNSHOT WOUND  original article By Richard Harrington October 6, 1994 Danny Gatton, once described as "The World's Greatest Unknown Guitar Player," apparently committed suicide Tuesday evening at his farm in Newburg, Md.Friends and family were stunned by the sudden death of the internationally renowned musician, who was a longtime fixture on the Washington music scene.According to Lt. Joe Montminy of the Charles County Sherriff's Office, police received a call from the Gatton home at 9:30 p.m. An emergency medical services team arrived at 9:41 p.m. and pronounced Gatton, 49, dead of a gunshot wound to the head that "appears [...]

October 4th, 19942017-01-02T20:17:03-05:00

Why Danny Gatton was called “The Humbler”

Danny Gatton was given the title of "The Humbler" by Amos Garrett. Amos was in attendance at a live show in Berkeley, California in 1981 with Robert Gordon and Danny Gatton when a bootleg recording was made.  Amos got a copy of this famous bootleg and he tagged it as "The Humbler". This title stuck as the tape passed through many guitar circles. NRG records released the bootleg recording officially in 1996. Glenn Holley was the producer. Cover of "The Humbler" CDRobert Gordon and Danny Gatton Live at Berkeley Square 1981

Why Danny Gatton was called “The Humbler”2017-01-02T20:17:03-05:00

1977 Unicorn Times Article about Danny Gatton – by Brawner Smoot – “Waiting for the Sunrise”

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1977 Unicorn Times Article about Danny Gatton – by Brawner Smoot – “Waiting for the Sunrise”2016-07-25T23:32:45-04:00

Washingtonian Magazine writes about films immortalizing music legends – including “The Humbler”

http://staging.washingtonian.com/2016/04/11/root-boy-slim-documentary-dick-bangham/ "The Humbler -Danny Gatton" was written up in a recent Washington Magazine article that profiled local music stories that are being immortalized on film. These films included the "Root Boy Slim" documentary; Feast Your Ears - The Story of WHFS 102.3 FM; and Nighthawks on the Blue Highway.  The Humbler, the story of Grammy-nominated guitarist Danny Gatton, is nearly finished, says director and Twinbrook resident Virginia Quesada. A veteran of music videos and documentaries, she’s worked “off and on” for 26 years on the DC-born Gatton’s story. The film is“ramping up now,” Quesada says, and she plans to launch [...]

Washingtonian Magazine writes about films immortalizing music legends – including “The Humbler”2016-05-04T01:05:51-04:00

“Redneck Jazz Explosion” with Danny Gatton, Buddy Emmons, Steve Wolf, & Scott Taylor

"Redneck Jazz Explosion" "The Humbler - Danny Gatton" has licensed footage from "Redneck Jazz" for use in our feature documentary on Danny Gatton.  These are some excerpts from " Song of India".  

“Redneck Jazz Explosion” with Danny Gatton, Buddy Emmons, Steve Wolf, & Scott Taylor2017-01-02T20:17:03-05:00
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