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Rose Morris & Marshall

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
In 1968, if you were a professional touring musician chances are you had at least one Marshall stack behind you. If you had a Marshall stack behind you, chances are you got...

John Lennon's Beatle-Backer

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
This diminutive, yet elegant Rickenbacker was a favorite of John Lennon for it's light-weight, beautiful styling and wide range of tones thanks to the three toaster -top pickups. This was the era of pointy...

Pete Townshend's Rickenbackers

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
Early in Pete’s career, Rickenbackers were the guitars to have. The British Invasion was led using Rickenbackers (with the Beatles and, in America, the Byrds, being probably the most renowned users of...

Scott Gorham and his Rose Morris Marshalls

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
Anyone who has felt the wind on their back while belting out powerchords to a hungry crowd knows that it is possibly the most euphoric sensation to be had and...

Pete Townshend and His Rose Morris Rickenbacker

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
Pete Townshend. Where do we even begin? The windmill wizard who helped bring us the Marshall stack and spoke for so many generations. Perhaps no one has physically embodied Rock...

Rose Morris, Rickenbacker & The Beatles

Ed Cox
Tagged: Guitar History
1964 found the Beatles at their very pinnacle of fame. From Buckingham Palace to Shea Stadium, the mop-topped lads from Liverpool spread Beatlemania throughout the world transforming polite young citizens...