Clarence White’s B-Bender Telecaster
Clarence White’s B-Bender Telecaster now owned and played by Marty Stuart. This is the guitar that Gene Parsons and Clarence White modified creating the B-Bender guitar when with the Byrds.
Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers – Jeff Beck
Jeff making Telecaster magic.
Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods
Bill Kirchen’s love song to the Telecaster!
I have been a long time fan.
John5: The Ulitimate Guitar Collection
John5’s Amazing Telecaster Collection
Jim Campilongo on his ’59 Telecaster
Top loaders are cool too!
Jim Weider Shares Some Fender History
Love the 50’s Tele played through the 57 Tweed Bassman
The Hellecasters
Some of my favorite players – Will Ray, John Jorgenson and Jerry Donahue
Custom Charlie Christian Telecaster
Charlie Christian
I will be using a gorgeous Warmoth body that is chambered swamp ash with quilted high grade maple top. It is being routed for Lollar Charlie Christian Telecaster neck pickup and standard bridge that I will be using Jason Lollar’s B.S. Telecaster bridge pickup. These pickups are well matched. These pickups sound a bit like P90s with a lower output. The 4-layer pearl custom pickguard is also from Warmoth.
THE BYRDS – You Ain’t Going Nowhere (1968)
Clarence White was a true original. Not only was he an amazing acoustic guitar player, he was the co-inventer of the Parsons/White B-bender and amazed us all with his innovative playing. Clarence White’s original B-bender Telecaster is now owned and played by Marty Stuart after Clarence left us way too soon after being hit by a drunk driver. Watch Clarence White in action.