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The Fenders You’ve Never Heard Of

Tele, Strat, P-Bass, J-Bass, Jag . . . instruments so ubiquitous that you might forget these are not their actual names. Each has its own distinctive sounds, its own look, its own luminous history and its parade of inspired players who have used it to create some of the most popular music ever, sometimes even completely transforming pop culture in the process. Fender guitars and basses have become so iconic that it is difficult to imagine how the last sixty or seventy years might have sounded without them.
 
But, of course, while not every Fender instrument has inspired this same level of success, many relatively obscure Fender guitars do have their fans. Maybe an adventurous musician looking for a quality instrument that is different enough to create a unique sound, or maybe a beginning guitarist on a budget, or a collector in search of a lost gem whose quality outshines its fame. Or maybe, a thrift store romantic who embodies all three of these and simply has a good eye, and a good ear, for the forgotten masterpieces.
Then there are those truly obscure instruments unknown to all but a dedicated few. Quirky experiments, expedient hybrids, odd designs that would never be manufactured in large enough numbers, or never marketed properly to get the attention they deserved. For one reason or another, these were guitars that never had a chance to become iconic. Let’s take a look at a few.  
 
The Fender Swinger was one of the quirkiest and most obscure guitars ever to come out of the factory. It was introduced in 1969 as a way to make use of spare parts left over from the unsuccessful Fender Bass V. and the “student” model Fender Musicmaster. Only 250 to 600 were ever assembled and they were virtually unmarketed, never appearing in any of Fender’s catalogs or literature. The “Swinger” decal seems to have been an afterthought, applied, if at all, over the finish on the headstock. Most began to peel off within a few years, so very few have any kind of indication as to what model of guitar they are. More often than not, those who found a Swinger had no idea what to call it and often informally referred to it as the Fender Arrow, probably after the pointy “arrow” shaped headstock. The Swinger featured a 22.5” scale length, an almost randomly contoured body design, one single-coil pickup near the neck, and a bridge and control plate design borrowed from The Fender Bass V. Dating these guitars would seem to be a difficult task, since they are assembled entirely from older parts, but they were only made for a brief period, so every Fender Swinger is a vintage 1969. As rare as they are, musicians as different as Jimmy Page and Talking Heads’ Tina Weymouth have taken them to the stage.

 Also released in a brief 1969 run, the Fender Maverick was another attempt to clear out old factory stock that met with limited success. Essentially a twelve string Fender Electric XII, modified to be a six string guitar, the Maverick featured the same elongated headstock as the XII. The holes for the six tuning pegs were widely spaced, and headstocks that had already been drilled for 12-holes had the extra six holes plugged and refinished with a concealing veneer. The body had a slightly different design than the XII, but the neck, split P-Bass style pickups and hardware were often directly lifted from the twelve string model, and the bridge was borrowed from the Fender Mustang. Very few Mavericks were ever made and they never sold well.

The Fender Electric XII, from which the Maverick is derived, was designed from the ground up to be a twelve string electric guitar. It features split P-Bass style pickups, four way switching, and individual bridge saddles for each of its twelve strings. It is neither particularly rare nor common, having had a limited amount of success during its five-year run from 1965 to 1970, but it does have its own distinctive sound that has contributed to many more influential records than one might expect. It was featured most prominently on The Who’s Tommy, and Led Zeppelin’s Stairway To Heaven, as well as records by The Velvet Underground, Cream, Caravan, and Tom Petty.

The Fender Performer was introduced in 1985 in an attempt to compete with the edgier, angular styles that were growing in popularity among heavy metal guitarists. The one-year run was made entirely in Japan, at a time when the U.S. manufacture of Fender guitars was at an all time low. It is rumored that the design of the body and headstock was inspired by the contours of the scraps left over from the manufacture of Japanese Stratocasters, and the angular “horns” that form the cutaways are modeled after the flat part on the back of a Strat. The Performer offered some outstanding features like custom offset humbuckers with a coil-tapping switch, sealed tuners, 24 frets and a locking tremolo system. Despite the limited success of its short run, the Performer has since been recognized by collectors as a high quality guitar, with an elevated price to match its quality.

 Of course, there are many other Fender guitars that have never achieved icon status, but were in production long enough to be reasonably available, and to earn their own deeply loyal following. The original Fender Starcaster was a semi-hollowbody in production from 1975 to 1982. It features an offset ES335-style body and a pair of humbuckers. It has become somewhat better known as a favorite of Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood.

The Fender Duo-Sonic was a “student” guitar introduced in 1956. It remained in production, with a few upgrades and remodels, until 1969, when it gave way to the much more popular Mustang. The Duo Sonic featured a short 22.5 inch scale length, two single coil pickups and a fixed bridge. Despite its intentionally low-cost construction, the Duo-Sonic proved to be a very playable guitar with great sound that has earned a coveted place among collector and artists as diverse as David Byrne, Bill Frisell, John Mclaughlin, Liz Phair, and Rory Gallagher.

Keep your eyes and ears open and you might find one of these undiscovered treasures. Recognize them for the hidden gems they are and pay whatever underestimated price the owner is likely to ask. Chances are, you’ll have bought a guitar that will continue to surprise you with its quality, its quirky charms and its singular sound and feel.










Source: http://proguitarshop.com/ by Daniel Brooks

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You Say It's Your Birthday !! Happy birthday to you !!

You say it's your birthday
It's my birthday too, yeah
They say it's your birthday
We're gonna have a good time
I'm glad it's your birthday
Happy birthday to you.
Yes we're going to a party party
Yes we're going to a party party
Yes we're going to a party party
I would like you to dance (Birthday)
Take a cha-cha-cha-chance (Birthday)
I would like you to dance (Birthday)
Dance
I would like you to dance (Birthday)
Take a cha-cha-cha-chance (Birthday)
I would like you to dance (Birthday)
Dance
You say it's your birthday
Well it's my birthday too, yeah
You say it's your birthday
We're gonna have a good time
I'm glad it's your birthday
Happy birthday to you.

Writer: LENNON, JOHN WINSTON / MCCARTNEY, PAUL JAMES
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

This happened on my birthday | Reviewer: Mike | 1/24/13

I'm a huge Beatle fan,I was delivering pizzas on my birthday one year and the song "Birthday" came on the radio as I was delivering to a street named Abbey Road. Made me feel like it was just for me. lol

ON 7-21 A 72 YEAR OLD LADY'S BEST WAY TO CELEBRATE | Reviewer: Joe Johnson | 7/27/12

On stage with band and tambourine this lady was a riot to see on "You Tube,Happy Birthday Judy SDV-0408" an old rocker for sure, she kept time with the song and danced as well. Hope I can do it when I'm 72!!

Great song! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/3/12

One of my very dearest friends of 30 something years birthday is the day before mine. Her's is today and mine on the 4th. Every year I call her sing this song to her. We love it. Till I can't call anymore, Denise, my dear friend, Happy Birthday!!!

It's my Birthday toooo yeah | Reviewer: tony martinez | 6/19/11

On june 20th I will turn the big 60 and for some reason this song keeps comming to mind iv'e never thought about Birthdays being special but this year as last Iv'e been away from my entire family for 2yrs maybe this year Ifeel lonly for family thankyou God, Iv,e always thought that I was too numb in the feelings dept, I suppose I'm more human than I thought thanks be to God this beautiful morning in Spokane WA, by the way I hale from Denver colorado I,am a true native and I miss home Gods Love to you all. tony

This Song is Great | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/20/10

When ever I hear this song I always feel like there
is something about that song, that makes me want to dance. I love how it sounds so magical when Paul starts to sing "I would like you to dance, Take a cha-cha-cha-chance, I would like you to dance, DAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNCCCEEE, yeah!"I just feel the magic of the pianos, the guitars, and vocal chords they sound perfect.
I love the Beatles! They are such an inspiration to all rock musicians every where.
Beatles Forever!

PJ | Reviewer: P | 4/28/10

Wow... that's deep... RIP MARC...
I'll record this song with my voice for this next June 24th it's my sister brithday and She tought me to listen The Beatles and She's probably the The Beatles Fan No. 1 I ever meet.
I'll put the song in a video with all our pix I can get from our childhood and will post it on my youtube account to give it to her on the night of June 23rd.
I hope this will be a very nice beatlesgift for her...
Once again RIP Marc...!

Great Song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/24/10

Every year since I can remember, my uncle would call me and sing this song for me for my birthday. Now that he has passed away I can't seem to make it through my birthday without listening to this song. RIP Marc!

2 of a kind | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/7/10

My friend and I are both celebrating a birthday on the same day very soon even though she is a year older than I am. Today I started singing the first 2 lines of this song because it fits perfectly: "You say it's your birthday; it's my birthday too, yeah." Haha! :)

drives em crazy! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/25/09

It drives my son crazy because everytime it's a birthday at our house I sing it all day long and he says: IS THAT ALL IT SAYS?! OVER AND OVER?! So I sing louder and louder. Today it's my daughters bday and I plan on putting it on my ipod and playing it over and over just to drive him nuts! :) Gotta love being the one in charge!
Happy Birthday to ya!

xsfhhgkiuol | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/25/07

Hahah my sister did this song for her schools talkent show
WHAT A DORK!!
I LIKE UR IDEA

tthis is about the birthday song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/14/07

Hi Every time my family has a birthday we always wake them up by playing this great song. We have played it since we were all born.

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http://www.sing365.com/music/