9.3K views · 78 reactions | Origin of the name "Catanduanes": One of the prominent legends explaining the origin of the name "Catanduanes" states that it comes from the word "tandu," which is a native click beetle that was once abundant throughout the island. The island was referred to as "Katanduan," meaning "a place where tandu abound." When the Spaniards arrived, they Hispanized the name, leading to "Catanduanes." | Ms. Jinky | Facebook

Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (1959) In the late 1950s, a distinctive guitar sound emerged as a hallmark of rock 'n' roll, led by Duane Eddy's iconic rendition of "Peter Gunn." Originally composed by Henry Mancini for the television detective show of the same name, the track is known for its suspenseful, jazzy melody and an iconic bassline. Eddy's version, marked by his signature "twangy" guitar style, added a new dimension to the piece, blending the original's tension with pulsating rhythms and deep