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When you're born on the Bajou
I love this tremolo and add it to the sound of my blonde telecaster or my Rickenbacker 360 12 fireglow when I need to reach that Fogerty mood, A must have.
Ovation Black acoustic vision
I got it. I play it. Great when recorded by mic and jacked on 2 splitted tracks. A quite tough on strings but confortable
Gibson SG
Roaring, playable, hard rocking guitar. If you have to play rough riffs Angus style or crunching rock solos this one is for you
Strat "White Lady"
I play it for any kind of music. Versitile, clean and playable. Couldn't do without it.
Gretsch Electromatic
Mine it's called bue eyed baby because it's a blue one. Great for Rock'n'Roll, country and even classic rock.
Tele Butterscotch Blonde The Blonde Lady
My blonde baby: stunning, great for country, blues, rock, hard rock. I play a lot of girls but this is my favorite one. She's the one I love.
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Clapton Used Telecasters his first 3 years as a musician. With the Yardbirds and Then for 6 months with John Mayal. He was asked in a book about the Fender Telecaster. ” We dont See you Play the Telecaster that often anymore. Eric Clapton responds ” But I do, I buy and play Telecasters all the time. In 69 he used the famoous Eric Clapton Telecaster edition. The 1964 Telecaster Custom with a Strat neck. And on Layla and other love songs the Telecaster is used frequently. He kept touring with Telecasters from 1970 to 1986 though not as his main guitar except for a tour of Japan in 1975 and a tour of US 1976 Where the Telecaster was his Mail guitar. Every Eric Clapton album features a song or Two with the Telecaster. When asked in the same interview about the Telecaster ( in the book about Fender Telecasters) he Said the Telecaster was in his DNA. So the Fender Telecaster deffinitely has been an important guitar in the whole career of Eric Clapton.

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