Guitar players love to play, look at, talk and dream about
guitars. To the uninitiated, a guitar is just a guitar. For a musician though,
guitars have different sounds, purposes, and looks that make them desirable. I
own a cherry-sunburst Gibson Les Paul Standard and a Fender American Standard
Telecaster, guitars I've played for decades. They have served me well in
various bands and recording but, of course, guitar players always have a list
of axes they dream of owning. My list is short and no, I don't really need
any more guitars, but oh to dream...
Showing posts with label Fender Stratocaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fender Stratocaster. Show all posts
Saturday, September 21, 2024
Dream Guitars
Guitar players love to play, look at, talk and dream about
guitars. To the uninitiated, a guitar is just a guitar. For a musician though,
guitars have different sounds, purposes, and looks that make them desirable. I
own a cherry-sunburst Gibson Les Paul Standard and a Fender American Standard
Telecaster, guitars I've played for decades. They have served me well in
various bands and recording but, of course, guitar players always have a list
of axes they dream of owning. My list is short and no, I don't really need
any more guitars, but oh to dream...Sunday, September 22, 2013
Ten Guitars That Changed Music
This is a very interesting series of videos by Randy Bachman, former guitarist/singer for Bachman-Turner Overdrive and the Guess Who. Bachman presents a nice history lesson of ten guitars that helped to shape rock history. The videos are short, about 3 minutes each, and should be viewed in proper sequence to preserve the historic story line.
There is, however, one glaring error in this series. Can you spot it? If so, leave a comment below the article.
There is, however, one glaring error in this series. Can you spot it? If so, leave a comment below the article.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)