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Fender, the golden age 1950-1970 : inspirational guitar music that defined the sound of rock 'n' roll

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rock music

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Fender

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the golden age 1950-1970 : inspirational guitar music that defined the sound of rock 'n' roll

Boot heel drag (Bob Willis and his Texas Playboys) (2:42) -- Catfish boogie (Tennessee Ernie Ford with Cliffie Stone's Band) (2:16) -- Feelin' good / Please love me (Ike Turner) (2:27) -- Folsom prison blues (Johnny Cash) (2:47) -- Fender radio ad (Faron Young) (:58) -- I'm looking for someone to love (The Crickets) (1:55) -- Susie-Q (Dale Hawkins) (2:16) -- All your love (I miss loving) (2:35) -- Walk, don't run (The Ventures) (2:02) -- Wonderful land (The Shadows) (2:07) -- Besame mucho (Jet Harris) (2:16) -- Fender radio ad (Hank Snow) (:57) -- Green onions (Booker T & the MGs) (2:51) -- Miserlou (Dick Dale & the Del-Tones) (2:12) -- The lonely surfer (Jack Nitzsche) (2:32) -- Louie louie (The Kingsmen) (2:42) -- Who do you love? (Ronnie Hawkins & the Hawks) (2:39) -- Fun, fun, fun (The Beach Boys) (2:17) -- I fought the law (The Bobby Fuller Four) (2:17) -- I ain't got you (The Yardbirds) (1:58) -- Rock me baby (Otis Reading) (3:35) -- Fender radio ad (Barbara Mandrell) (:53) -- Buckaroo (Buck Owens and his Buckaroos) (1:58) -- Memphis soul stew (King Curtis & the Kingpins) (2:57) -- Soul serenade (Willie Mitchell) (2:17) -- Beginning to see the light (The Velvet Underground) (4:36) -- Barabajagal (love is hot) (Donovan) (3:18) -- Fender radio ad (Jan Howard) (:56)

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Golden age 1950-1970Inspirational guitar music that defines the sound of rock 'n' roll