The making of Guitarchaeology was a labour of love. The all instrumental album moves easily from song to song in a variety of styles all featuring Danny's unique guitar sounds.

With the help of multi talented producer Ken Whiteley, basic tracks recorded in Danny's home studio were mastered and digitized in stereo, and packaged in living colour by Fireworks.

Thanks to a generous grant from FACTOR, what started out as a basement dream, is now sure to find a ready audience world wide.

There's a world beat quality to much of the music here. El Kabong! combines elements of tango and calypso with reverb drenched surf guitar. Toasted Danish is a salute to famous Scandinavian six-stringer Jorgen Ingman, offset with a twangy jaw harp, a harmonica and a very Ringo back beat.

Long Way Home sounds like Eric Clapton meets Duane Eddy somewhere between Memphis and Nashville. Bonita has a salsa feel and some fleet nylon string, short, and very radio-friendly.

Wave breaker comes on like a like a motorcycle race on a 1955 Gretsch guitar, Lights Out is a streamy minor key blues rhumba for the after hours. You may recognize it as the closing theme to bluz.fm.

 Guitarchaeology takes a world view in rather archaic fashion, 
from a Canadian's point of view, great retro sounds with modern grooves.