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27 de abr. de 2023 · An original Telecaster master still going strong, James Burton influenced generations of rock guitar royalty with his perfectly phrased late-'50s/early-'60s ...
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As the name suggests, the James Burton Telecaster uses Fender’s famous Tele body shape, with this model using solid basswood. This is painted black then plastered with a striking custom graphic – either blue or red paisley flames engulfing the lower bout of the guitar. Other key appointments include elegant gold-plated hardware and the ...
An original Telecaster master still going strong, James Burton influenced generations of rock guitar royalty with his perfectly phrased late-'50s/early-'60s Tele® work with Ricky Nelson, and his later stints with Elvis Presley, Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello and many others only furthered his revered elder-statesman status.
The Fender James Burton Telecaster harnesses his half-century-plus of guitar mastery, resulting in an instrument with exceptional playability and unmatched tonal versatility. This guitar starts with an ultra-light basswood body, loaded with a trio of Specially Designed James Burton single-coil pickups, 5-way switching, and an S-1 series switch to provide a sweeping array of tones befitting a ...
James Burton. Burton and a few of his most-used work tools on the steps of the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium, including two signature Teles. Photos by Tom Pace. In rural Louisiana in the early 1950s, it was no small feat when a family scraping by to survive bought a new Fender Telecaster for their 13-year-old son, especially when that $280 ...
The James Burton Website: A treasure trove for the fan and enthusiast.; James Burton In Interview With Vintage Guitar Magazine: Sometimes all it takes is the right parents: "In rural Louisiana in the early 1950s, it was no small feat when a family scraping by to survive bought a new Fender Telecaster for their 13-year-old son, especially when that $280 had been set aside to buy a car so their ...
His 1969 Paisley Red (better known as Pink Paisley) Telecaster became the basis for his James Burton Telecaster model in 1991, with Lace Sensor pickups and a TBX tone circuit. Five years later his 1953 Candy Apple Red Telecaster was the inspiration for a standard version Artist Signature model featuring two Fender Texas Special Tele single coil pickups and a vintage-style 6-saddle bridge .
