Fender Guitarのインスタグラム(fender) - 7月24日 01時07分

When the opening riff of “Good Times Bad Times” came through the radio in 1969, everything changed. The Fender Jimmy Page Telecaster is an homage to the guitar that became a magical one-of-a-kind instrument, that would go on to produce some of the most iconic riffs of the 20th Century. Click the link in bio to hear how it sounds.

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dariusmr @lawrenceh the only people that make this statement don’t understand the nature of blues oriented rock of this time period. Everyone drew from their childhood inspirations and no one gave credits in those days because unlike today, you weren’t legally obligated to. Stones, Hendrix, Cream, etc all did the same thing. It’s their way of paying homage to their childhood hero’s.

liam_cremmins @lawrenceh also one of the most influential guitarists the world has ever known. All music is inspired from something, Zeppelin took what they heard and made music that was revolutionary. I’m sure we could all steal riffs or lyrics and still not have nearly the success that Led Zeppelin did

therealbartschi Hey y'all! My name is Brett John Bartschi and I'm a country singer/songwriter! I have a new song out called "NO NAME, COLORADO" (Link in Bio) and I'd love for y'all to check it out. Thank you so much and I hope to see you on the road soon!

jpop_xfile @lawrenceh yawn. the irony is that this comment is a plagiarization in itself. at least Page took inspiration from other musical geniuses, whereas you follow the words only of numbskulls such as yourself.

jakestardeluxe @sander127 Pretty sure he mainly used the tele with the Yardbirds and up until the LZ2 era. He mainly used Gibsons after that, but would occasionally use Fenders and Danelectros for certain tunes.

corentinpecnard When will we be getting those in Europe ? I’ve seen people getting their guitars in America but it still seems to be a long way for Europe ! Can’t wait to have mine 😍

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