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The Esquire is an easily modifiable guitar with an unmistakable sound.
Under the Hood #3: Development of the Fender Esquire (Telecaster)
"The universe has prepared some cards for me and now I have to play them the best I can" | Photo: Michele Reed
John Corabi: “I’m Old School, but I Record Songs on My Laptop Now”
Let’s see how different the experience of the opening title sequence would have been if the moviemakers had decided otherwise back then. | Photo: Ross Care
10 Best Rejected Theme Songs for James Bond Movies
Fender's genius: to replace the neck, all you need is a screwdriver.
Under the Hood #2: Telecaster Neck Development and Modification
Gabriel and Ivan Broggini of Sinplus | Photo: Ray Tarantino
Sinplus Return to Their Rocking Musical Roots
In the Svarov studio
3 Ways To Make a Professional and Proper Bass Guitar Recording
Aly Gillani, who represents Bandcamp in Europe, started out as a DJ | Photo: archive AG
Aly Gillani (Bandcamp): Musicians and Fans Cannot Exist Without One Another
Fender Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass FL 3color Sunburst | Photo: Shunichi Kouroki (Creative Commons)
10 Things You Might Not Know About Jazz Bass
Fender Telecaster? One can hardly imagine a simpler electric guitar to build, repair, and modify | Photo: Zdenek Lev
Under the Hood #1: Details That Put the Telecaster Ahead of Its Time
Anatoly Zaitsev getting to work on some lyrics | Photo: Kateryna Kuzminska
Anatoly Zaitsev: ‘If You’re Eager To Develop Yourself as an Artist, Go to a Larger City and Just Explore It.’
11 Things You Really Don’t Want To Hear on Stage
Find your inner song |Photo: Wikimedia Commons
4 Tricks for Unblocking Improvisation
Ellen Foley's first studio experience was recording with Meat Loaf. She also worked with The Clash and Miloš Forman | Photo: Bruno Cornil
Ellen Foley: “I Was No Punk Kid, but 1970s New York Was Exciting to Me”
The 7 Deadly Musician's Sins
The 10 Most Common Mistakes When Recording in the Studio
How Wood Type Affects the Sound of an Acoustic Guitar