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Fender Rosewood Telecaster

Solid rosewood-bodied electric guitar - Harrison's main guitar through 1969.

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It was used on nineteen recordings, from 1969 to 1970, eleven of them in 1969. Nine of them are on the Let It Be album and eight on Abbey Road. It begins on 'Get Back' and finishes on 'Let It Be'. Glyn Johns engineered eleven of them, with Phil McDonald on ten. All four of them take the lead on 'Carry That Weight'. On 'Maggie Mae', Harrison plays bass-line on this Telecaster. On 'You Never Give Me Your Money' it is Harrison's through Leslie.
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The 'Fender Rosewood Telecaster' piece of gear first surfaces in 1969 and then recurs on 19 songs through 1970; it appears on no earlier Beatles record.

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Late18 · 100%

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Songs(18 of 19)

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