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The Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster Custom Relic is a meticulously crafted electric guitar offering an authentic recreation of a highly desirable instrument. This specific model replicates the 1960 Telecaster Custom known for its bound headstock and distinctive aesthetic. It’s notable for its acc...
This Fender Custom Shop instrument replicates a 1960 Telecaster Custom, meticulously crafted to emulate significant wear and tear characteristic of vintage instruments. The heavy relic finish creates an authentic aged appearance with features like smoothed edges, worn frets, and simulated pickgloss....
The Fender Custom Shop Joe Strummer Telecaster Relic replicates a 1966 Telecaster heavily utilized by musician Joe Strummer of The Clash. This instrument’s distinctive modifications—including a unique pickup configuration and bridge—were integral to Strummer's iconic punk sound. Crafted with meticul...
The Fender Road Worn ‘50s Telecaster offers an authentic vintage aesthetic achieved through a meticulous relicing process. This electric guitar replicates the look and feel of classic 1950s Telecasters, featuring a maple neck and bridge consistent with that era. It’s designed for musicians seeking a...
Ice Pickin' is the 1978 Alligator Records debut by Texas blues guitarist Albert Collins, earning a Grammy nomination and solidifying his status as a master of the Telecaster.
Frostbite is a 1980 studio album by Texas blues guitarist Albert Collins, continuing his successful run on Alligator Records and earning another Grammy Award nomination.
Cold Snap is a 1986 studio album by Texas electric blues guitarist Albert Collins, notable for winning the Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Recording at the 29th ceremony.
Released in 1983, Don't Lose Your Cool is a Texas blues album by guitarist Albert Collins, featuring his signature icy Telecaster tone and earning a Grammy nomination.
