Telecaster

Keith Richards

Micawber — Tele 1953 5 cordes accordée open-G. Son signature des Stones.

Ry Cooder

Telecaster vintage — Telecaster utilisée sur ses enregistrements roots et country blues.

Albert Collins

Telecaster 1966 — Telecaster jouée en accordage mineur ouvert sans médium. Son slide unique du Texas blues.

Bob Dylan

Telecaster 1965 — Telecaster sunburst jouée à Newport Folk Festival en 1965 lors du fameux concert électrique.

Eddie Vedder

Telecaster vintage 1958 — Telecaster vintage jouée en studio et en live avec Pearl Jam.

James Burton

Telecaster 1953 — Telecaster rose paisley jouée avec Elvis Presley. Pionnier du chicken pickin'.

Jonny Greenwood

Telecaster Plus 1994 — Telecaster Plus Tobacco Burst, guitare principale de Radiohead depuis Pablo Honey.

Muddy Waters

Telecaster 1958 — Telecaster utilisée pour définir le son du blues électrique de Chicago.

Roy Buchanan

Fender Telecaster "Nancy" (1953) — Buchanan's primary guitar, central to his pioneering use of pinch harmonics and volume swells.

Waylon Jennings

Fender Telecaster (leather-clad, 1953) — Hand-tooled leather-clad Telecaster, decorated with his initials and a "Flying W" logo

Andy Summers

Telecaster (1963, heavily modified) — Bought for $200 in 1972 already customized with a Gibson humbucker, onboard overdrive, and phase switch; Summers' primary Police guitar on their first four albums; later replicated as a 250-unit Fender Custom Shop tribute model in 2007

Joe Strummer

Telecaster (1966, "IAO") — Purchased in 1975, refinished in black/grey automotive paint by a friend, covered in stickers; Strummer's main guitar at nearly every show until his 2002 death

Jeff Beck

Telecaster (body 1951, blonde, "Esquire" decal) — Played by Beck in the music video for his and Rod Stewart's 1985 single "People Get Ready," their first collaboration since the Jeff Beck Group broke up in 1969