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Olympic Studios Guitar setupThis was the recording setup for the guitars during the "Slowhand" sessions. The picture was taken just after George and Eric recorded the song "Cocaine".
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First Soft V neck Custom TeleStratThis guitar, featured on the home page, was the first Custom Telecaster put together. Built in the early 1970's it features a prototype matched set of Seymour Duncan pickups with the neck and middle pickups done reverse wire/reverse pole. The pickups also featured a lower G string pole piece to balance the volume made by an unwound G string. It was originally wired by George with a 5-way Strat pickup switch that had the bridge pickup placed in the center position.
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NAMM JamGeorge looks back to Alan White as Ray Dorset starts his song "In The Summertime".
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The NAMM Jam BandDo you know these people?
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George and Don WilsonDon Wilson of the Ventures listens to George play "Apache" on the new model VM-100 guitar at the Wilson Brothers booth during the 2006 NAMM show. George later played the VM-100 in the NAMM Jam band.
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Dannie JonesIn loving memory of a great musician and friend
Taken during the recording of "Take Me" at George's studio
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Olympic Studios Bass setupThis was Carl Radle's setup during the "Slowhand" sessions at Olympic Studios in England.
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The George Terry 12 string Zemaitis
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George's Eric Clapton Group tour case, number 51This is the tour case that held George's Strat (the one that's on the cover of George's Guitar Drive CD) during the Eric Clapton tours. Eric's guitar "Blackie" was in case number 50.
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The Matt TeleStratThis guitar was custom made for Matt Gibney. Matt wanted a hybrid of the Telecaster and the Stratocaster so George worked with him and put together this beauty. She's got a concentric control that incorporates a pickup blender for the five way switch. Love that Tennesee orange...
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Eric Clapton & Jamie OldakerA splendid time was guaranteed for all...
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George's '54 V neck Hardtail StratThis one is wired up with a Blenderbug control section and matched Texas Special pickups chosen from several sets to get the right blend of ohm readings. The neck is Flame Maple with a '54 soft V profile.
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