1970s Played by Keith Richards and Peter Buck, Fender’s Humbucker-Loaded Telecaster Custom is a CBS Classic Punchy, powerful and versatile, version two of the Telecaster Custom carries a big slab of Seth Lover-certified humbucker mojo The Ultimate Greta Van Fleet Guitar Lesson Learn how Jake Kiszka bridges the past to the present with tasteful 1970s-style rock guitar riffing Introduced in the 1970s, Morley’s PWF Power Wah Fuzz Pedal Was the Final Word in Unrelenting Fuzz-Wah Tone Swathed in shiny chrome, they were presented as the best of the best in the effects revolution’s boomingest decade Latest 1970s Watch Funk Guitar Master Wah Wah Watson Groove With Herbie Hancock By Rod Brakes published 15 February 23 Video See the Motown legend jam with his long-term collaborator in this awesome live clip from the mid-‘70s Video "I Was Set Free": Humble Pie Guitarist Clem Clempson Talks Lighting up One of the 1970s’ Hottest Rock Albums: ‘Smokin’’ By James Volpe Rotondi last updated 2 December 22 How Humble Pie was reignited after Peter Frampton's sudden departure The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Guitar Amps of the 1970s By Rod Brakes, Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 14 June 22 Take a trip down memory lane with the decade’s brightest (and dullest) hopefuls. Six Pioneering Effects Builders of the 1970s By Rod Brakes, Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 26 May 22 From Screaming Birds to Purple Peakers, we take a look at some of the eras grooviest stompboxes. Trash & Treasure: a Guide to the Far-Out Guitars of the 1970s By Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 25 May 22 Shameless ‘modernistic’ rip-offs, hippie-wood finishes and more brass than a marching band – welcome to our fabulous six-string freakshow! Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1“If a modern shred axe with a bayonet-sharp headstock and a floating Floyd suits your musical vibe, you’ll be thrilled with how useful this new guitar is”: Jackson American Series Virtuoso review 2“I was playing the Breeders' Divine Hammer, and my whole hand cramped up, I couldn’t move it... It seemed so simple, but it was something I would never play”: J Mascis went electric for his new solo album, but (mostly) without his usual Jazzmaster3“I was using a Telecaster because it had a really clean tone for my fingerstyle approach. Fleetwood Mac's pre-existing sound was much fatter, and they felt the Tele really didn’t fit”: Lindsey Buckingham on his turn to Turner guitars 4“I went to Mickie Most's office with an acoustic guitar and played it. It was almost like one of those clichéd movie moments: he said, ‘That’s going to be a hit!’”: Session guitar ace Chris Spedding reveals the stories behind five of his best songs 5“If Seven Worlds had come out at the time it was ready, instead of being held back, he would have been as big as Jeff Beck”: Stevie Ray Vaughan details his friendship with Eric Johnson
Watch Funk Guitar Master Wah Wah Watson Groove With Herbie Hancock By Rod Brakes published 15 February 23 Video See the Motown legend jam with his long-term collaborator in this awesome live clip from the mid-‘70s
"I Was Set Free": Humble Pie Guitarist Clem Clempson Talks Lighting up One of the 1970s’ Hottest Rock Albums: ‘Smokin’’ By James Volpe Rotondi last updated 2 December 22 How Humble Pie was reignited after Peter Frampton's sudden departure
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Guitar Amps of the 1970s By Rod Brakes, Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 14 June 22 Take a trip down memory lane with the decade’s brightest (and dullest) hopefuls.
Six Pioneering Effects Builders of the 1970s By Rod Brakes, Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 26 May 22 From Screaming Birds to Purple Peakers, we take a look at some of the eras grooviest stompboxes.
Trash & Treasure: a Guide to the Far-Out Guitars of the 1970s By Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 25 May 22 Shameless ‘modernistic’ rip-offs, hippie-wood finishes and more brass than a marching band – welcome to our fabulous six-string freakshow!