Duane Eddy, Arizona's legendary Twang King, invented the blueprint for surf-rock guitar in the 1950s with his reverb-drenched, melodic instrumental style. By 1965, when this RCA Victor single dropped, Eddy had already influenced a generation of guitarists with his distinctive sound. "Moon Shot" and "Roughneck" showcase exactly what made him so influential—sharp, confident playing and an understanding of how reverb could transform the electric guitar into something genuinely atmospheric. The surf-rock energy crackles, and you can hear why instrumentalists and rockers alike studied his records. If you're interested in the roots of rock guitar or the proto-surf sound before it became a teen phenomenon, this is essential listening. A genuine piece of American guitar innovation.