Sandy Nelson - Peter Gunn The Drums Go On

Review by Karla Hutchings

Sandy Nelson's album Peter Gunn The Drums Go On is a classic piece of instrumental rock and roll that captures the essence of the genre. The album, released in 1967, features Nelson's signature drumming style, which is characterized by his powerful and precise beats.

The album's title track, "Peter Gunn," is a standout, with Nelson's drumming driving the song forward with a relentless energy. Other tracks, such as "The Stripper," "Teen Beat," and "Let There Be Drums," showcase Nelson's ability to create catchy, danceable rhythms that are sure to get listeners moving.

Despite being primarily an instrumental album, Peter Gunn The Drums Go On features a few vocal tracks, including "Drums Are My Beat" and "Groovy," both of which are fun, upbeat tunes that fit in well with the album's overall vibe.

Summary by Karla Hutchings

Peter Gunn The Drums Go On is a must-have for fans of instrumental rock and roll. Nelson's drumming is top-notch, and the album's catchy rhythms and upbeat energy make it a joy to listen to from start to finish.