Hank Marvin with The Shadows 1960

[John 4-16]

Its amazing how skilled those guys were. No loops, digital effects, etc... Enjoy!! Adam

[video]https://youtu.be/EzgbcyfJgfQ[/video]

[SouthpawGuy]

Only Hank is Hank. No one even comes close. He was a major influence on a generation of guitarists, including Dave Gilmour and Mark Knopfler.

[Fumble fingers]

he's the master of "getting the most out of the least" , love him ...... it seems like it would be so easy to play his riff , but it's so hard to duplicate that touch he has

[helle-man]

The Hellecasters had the honor of backing him for a set at a UK Trade show. He's very humble and down to earth.

Jerry Donahue and I ran into him over in Australia in 1999 or 2000. I think he lives there now. He's still a monster player!

WR

[Kit]

Some of the first pieces of guitar music I tried to learn (along with my brother) when I started playing guitar.

[FZTNT]

Just heard an interview of Peter Frampton on the Howard Stern show today. He listed Hank and The Shadows as a major influence of his when he was a kid.
On another note, see the video below but I warn you, you can't un see this video...I warned you.

[video]https://youtu.be/OLK5ZOjWaXE[/video]

Tom

[Elwood]

...I warned you.

I'm halfway through the video...trying not to watch the rest,
...resistance is futile .

[john o]

that's one cheesy 70's video for sure. you're right, Tom, i have probably suffered permanent dain bramage from watching that!