Don Randall - I took the first guitar to the shows in 1949 or 50........

Good man...I bet he did have a difficult time of it in the beginning. The Fender team was amazing in those days and I really enjoy hearing their story first hand...thank you!

My first guitar is an 🇺🇸 strat. I just got a 2018 butterscotch Fender player telecaster and it's an amazing guitar and butterscotch wasn't my first pick of color but I really like the color now.

My friend the late Jody Carver was the first salesman on the east coast for Fender,steel guitar Hall of Fame,all his steels hand made by Leo for him, miss him ,my connection to history,often talked about Don Randall

Who is the stupid moron that broke this interview up into one minute increments? What the hell is that about?

Before learning electric guitar, I somehow picked up that some electric guitars were solid bodied, and that some were hollow bodied. But I had no idea of what those differences meant. Similarly baffling to me about electric guitars were all the switches, knobs, bar-shaped pickup things, & some kind of handle-bar thing (whammy bar) which one saw on electric guitars in catalogs, and being played in bands. To me then, all that electric guitar hardware was mysterious, but cool-looking. It was sort of like the shiny, cool-looking, impressive engine hardware on an automotive hot rod!