Tony Joe White

In this source you can see Tony Joe White with his 1973 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail in Sunburst finish. It looks like a workhorse so he might have changed something on it.

This guitar is was used by Tony Joe White for live work (http://austinnewsstory.com/TIPF/tom.jpg) including a session with Johnny Cash (http://v020o.popscreen.com/eDY5Y2s5MTI=_o_johnny-cash-tony-joe-white---polk-salad-annie.jpg)

Here in this picture you can see him in a photoshooting alongside his Stratocaster which is plugged into an old vintage Fender Havard tweed amp.

//This might be a fender princeton 1960 with a reused nameplate. https://reverb.com/p/fender-princeton-1960?hfid=32841546&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=6481783183&merchant_id=113850169&utm_content=813512089891&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoPL2BRDxARIsAEMm9y_TCL--itkU1ECZ3h3He56g1XA2Z0O71-1vZoai1x7FW9ohTohHOuIaAvHJEALw_wcB

The harvard nameplate actually says harvard on it.

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Tony Joe White keeps it minimal - 65 Strat into his Whomperstomper (60s Maestro Boomerang wah and 69 Colorsound Tonebender), via Boss Blues Driver & Tremolo into an original 4x10 Fender Blues DeVille. Makes a glorious swampy noise.

matches another article: https://www.guitarplayer.com/technique/tony-joe-white

Tony possibly got his rig for the gig at SWR studios for the Ohne Filter series from Rockshop Karlsruhe. At least there is´you can see an ad of this music store on the bass speakers . You can see the Soldano amp e.g. at 10:19.

Amp-wise he favours the classic Fender sound, though his effects units are something else altogether." I always used a black face Super Reverb until Fender brought out the Blues Deville and now that's all I use

photo contains his pedalboard setup, including a blues driver

photo contains his pedalboard setup, looks like a green boss tremelo

"But sometimes it’s good to have a little [Maestro] Boomerang Wah; it has been associated with me since the early days, with “Polk Salad Annie.” I still love to use just little touches on certain things."

"The fuzz that sounds like a big bumblebee is a Colorsound Tonebender that I bought in England back in ’69."

also pictured: https://www.instagram.com/p/BMUy8TMgBvr/

"I use an AKG 414. I put it on a short stand about three inches from one of the bottom speakers. It doesn’t seem to matter which side. It really makes a Strat sound like it ought to sound. I’ve been lucky to find the right guitar and amp combination."

In nearly all the newer pictures you can see him with snake looking guitar straps. Those should be El Dorado Rattlesnake Guitar Straps which are very rare.