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guitars (leading to a
limited run of
nameless guitars known unofficially as
Nocasters) and
later in 1951, the
final name of
Telecaster was
applied to the guitar...
-
comics crime-group 100 Blackguard, a
Fender Telecaster, Broadcaster, or
Nocaster guitar made
roughly between 1950 and 1954
Black Army (disambiguation) Black...
- 2021 – via YouTube. "Fender and Joe Bonam****a
Announce "The Bludgeon" '51
Nocaster".
Premier Guitar.com. June 23, 2021.
Archived from the
original on October...
-
personal collection that
includes a 1953
Fender Telecaster, a 1951
Fender Nocaster, and a 1958
Fender Esquire. He has lent his name to
guitars made by other...
- Of Fame.
Besides the Mossman, he pla**** a
modified 1990s
Fender Relic Nocaster, a
Fender Rory
Gallagher Fender Stratocaster, and a 1944
Gibson J-45. As...
-
decal clipped and no
model name.
These guitars were
referred to as the "
Nocaster"
until the name
Telecaster was
adopted in
August 1951,
after a competition...
- For the 1995 NAMM show,
Fender made two 1950s-era relic'd models, a "
Nocaster" and a blonde-bodied "Mary Kaye" Strat,
initially fooling attendees who...
- (EP) EPIC
Gibson Les Paul's,
Godin Redline,
Richmond Dorchester,
Fender Nocaster,
Baritones (Les Paul, Tacoma, Danelectro,
Epiphone Newport B**** 6), Greco...
-
referencing his
extensive collection of old Telecasters,
Broadcasters and
Nocasters. Ted was most
famous as
being one of the top jazz
guitar instructors on...
-
reference to his
collection of old Telecasters, Esquires,
Broadcasters and
Nocasters.
Greene died in his
apartment in
Encino of a
heart attack at the age of...
