Be sure to visit the links below, that all relate to Danny in some way.

In the late 1950's and 1960's, Danny played in a band called The Offbeats. In 1980, the original members of The Offbeats reformed and renamed themselves The American Music Company Band. Even after Danny's death, and the passing of Billy Windsor, the band is still playing by keeping the lineup in the family. Find out more...

If you are a serious guitar picker, then Jay Monterose is the man you have to see! Jay and Danny co-developed numerous improvements for Danny's Telecasters over the years. Vintique is the culmination of years of hands-on experimentation and countless hours to achieve perfection. Whether you want the best parts for your Tele, or a custom-built Vintique 5394 axe, visit Vintique today.

Visit the web site of Ron MacDonald, the original lead vocalist of The Offbeats, to find out all about Ron's band Nightwatch and their current activities. Plus, see some great photos of the bands that Ron and Danny were involved in post-Offbeats!

Check out my good friend Miles Lang's tribute to the Telemaster himself. Great information and photos from television performances.

Danny once said, “Timm Biery is the baddest drummer on the planet - bar none!”. And he meant it. Timm joined Danny from 1991 until Danny's untimely passing. Find out more about one of the most monsterous drummers in the business.

Danny demanded the best from jazz to rockabilly, and everything else in-between. John Previti provided Danny part of the greatest rhythm section of all time. Check out what John is doing these days.

Visit the web site of Jim Stephanson, one of Washington D.C.'s star guitarists. Danny was Jim's mentor and friend.

Capitol Rock is a comprehensive cultural history of Washington, D.C. rock and roll. Focusing on the first twenty-five years (1951-1976) of rock music in the nation's capital, author Mark Opsasnick skillfully combines overviews of the city's flourishing nightclub and teen club scenes of the fifties, sixties, and seventies with detailed coverage of local bands and musicians including such greats as Lawrence and the Arabians, Roy Clark, Jack Casady, and Danny Gatton.

Danny used Joe Barden pickups in all of his Telecasters, and a few Strats. Fender includes them in the Danny Gatton Signature model. Enough said. If you are not using Joe's pickups, what's wrong with you?

Steve Wolf (the Redneck Jazz Explosion) and other members of Danny Gatton's Funhouse formed Swing Speak - swing jazz at its finest. Visit the Swing Speak web site and find out more about the band's gig schedule and CD "Well Spoken".

Drummer Brian Alpert had the honor of touring with Danny and the band back in 1991. Read Brian's Tour Journal commemorating the event. Now you can share the experience of what it was like on the road with The Danny Gatton Band!