crunchy guitar instros from the '60s

Following hot on the heels of our groundbreaking Lost Legends of Surf Guitar series, Sundazed’s new earth-shaking compilation—Dancehall Stringbusters! Crunchy Guitar Instros From The ’60s— is an instant Friday afternoon kegger that features a stunning array of hallowed, guitar-slinging heroes. From the paint-blistering sounds of Link Wray to the reverb-swamped work of Al Casey, Stringbusters spotlights wall-to-wall, rawboned instrumentals from revered guitar heroes like the Fireballs, Wes Dakus and Roy Buchanan (undercover here as the Secrets). And we’ve also added a large helping of forgotten wirebending warriors that are every bit as devastating; Teddy and the Rough Riders, the Riptides, Kathy Lynn and the Playboys, Alan Pierce and the Tone Kings and Jay Bee and the Kats take a back seat to no one. Remarkably, these 20 tracks, chock-full of growling fretboard mojo, form a cohesive statement through the very attribute they all share: they just can’t be pigeon-holed. And, of course, that every song on Dancehall Stringbusters!—in absolute killer fidelity—would make a concrete wall sweat bullets. You too