The Fender Book: A Complete History Of Fender Electric Guitars

by Paul Day, Tony Bacon

For Fender fans and collectors, guitar enthusiasts, and lovers of popular music--a complete guide to Fender electric guitars, from the 1950s to the present. This in-depth story is illustrated with large, high-quality photos of rare, outstanding and unusual Fender models, together with some choice selections of Fender memorabilia. Advertising in Guitar Player and Bass Player magazines.

Genres: Music

Hardcover

First published September 21, 1992

Reviews

[Edward Burton · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an excellent book about Fender guitars and the history of the company's founding. It covers the spectrum of every Fender guitar made and includes a handy reference guide in the back as an assist to help one determine the manufacture period of his or her Fender guitar. The book is a bit dated now, but includes interview statements from the company's founding fathers. If you're a fan of Fender guitars, this book is a must have.

[Pjtibbetts · Rating 4 out of 5]

A book jacket featuring the headstock and neck of one of the finest-looking guitars ever made, the '69 Rosewood Telecaster...I have to give it 4 stars just for that. oh ya, pretty decent book, too.