1:55 All the blues lawyers in a 100 mile radius felt a disturbance in the force

@szczerzo

4 жыл бұрын

The most Lawyering lawyer of them all emerged and bought to proudly display in his Benson & Ben & Ben & Co & Son's office.

The Fender booth at NAMM. THAT'S MY GRACELAND.

Okay, no holiday this year but a Broadcaster.

This fender booth is so refreshing in the guitar comunity. Huge cheers for what the guys at fender lined up to start the roaring 20s. They really make it feel like a new decade.

The Custom Shop “Rocky” Strat looks so damn cool, it definitely gives me _Magical Mystery Tour_ and “All You Need Is Love” vibes :D

@bipbipletucha

4 жыл бұрын

Oh hell yeah.

@wesleyzimmerman94

4 жыл бұрын

That's the point

@qualitytrash2257

4 жыл бұрын

It’s what George saw when he took his acid

I think I prefer this year’s Parallel Universe to the Custom Shop offerings.

@guntherabrahamowicz4659

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Those and the Leads were the only ones I found at all interesting. The rest, meh, same old/same old.

My favorite coverage of NAMM is the Andertons coverage of NAMM.

@charlie-obrien

4 жыл бұрын

Mine also. With honorable mention to 60 Cycle Hum for a really good, one man operation.

Again, the audio in particular is so so so much better than in the past. Keep up the good work! I'm dying to see your ESP coverage.

If Bob Dylan had had the Acoustasonic back in 1965 at Newport Folk Festival, things might have turned out differently :)

@vincentdelmas2792

4 жыл бұрын

what you mean by that ? sorry i don't have the reference but i'm interested since i really see Bob Dylan as a musician hero, minimalistic set with guitar 'n voice.

@paulconnah986

4 жыл бұрын

@@vincentdelmas2792 In 1965, Dylan performed an electric set at Newport for the first time playing a Fender Stratocaster. He was accompanied by by three members of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Mike Bloomfield, guitar; Jerome Arnold, bass; Sam Lay, drums; and also Al Kooper, organ; and Barry Goldberg, piano. To this day a dispute continues over whether or not they were booed and if so why. Google "Dylan at Newport 1965" and watch the youtubes. You can judge for yourself and read various accounts and opinions as to what happened. David F's joke is that had he had played an Acoustasonic rather than a Strat, the folkies who booed him might have been more welcoming. There was a subsequent tour in '65-'66 with the Hawks (who would become The Band). Dylan opened with a solo acoustic set. After an intermission, he performed an electric set with the Hawks. I saw them in Baltimore. I and most of the crowd loved both sets. There were some disgruntled-folkie boos when he started the second set, but just a few.

@vincentdelmas2792

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulconnah986 thx for such à welcome explication ! Reminds me some vegans talking, debating if this food is okay or not. There is some coolness to bé à " one thing Man " , making and assuming string choices, but ateod each thing has benefit Of his own and cant bé replace by another one.

@crisp9929

4 жыл бұрын

Paul Connah “Judas!”

@paulconnah986

4 жыл бұрын

@@crisp9929 Yes. But the other one in John 14:22: Judas saith unto him, not Iscariot, Lord, how is it that thou wilt manifest thyself unto us, and not unto the world? 14:22.1: Harken unto you, I shall soon go on a world tour with four Canadian disciples and one from Arkansas, plus we're going to start calling you Jude so as to distinguish you from Mr. Thirty Pieces of Silver, and I prophesy that centuries hence the disciples known as the Silver Beatles shall drop the Silver from their name and, hey, the one called Paul shall eventually write a song about you. And, Will, what say you of yon Crisp? And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by, From this day to the ending of the world But we in it shall be rememberèd-- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers . . . .

Great video guys; your enthusiasm is infectious!

As a Canadian who dreams to going to NAMM for their first time one day but is instead in bed, thank you for this video

@qualitytrash2257

4 жыл бұрын

Felice T same

I'm italian, and that Lazio joke made me laugh a lot!!!

I'm glad you managed to get a quite slot at the Fender booth. Great coverage!

The hand painted Tele Pete loves was done by Beth Freeman; she's awesome, streams on Twitch sometimes. Glad it made it into the video!

Great job as usual showing us the gear!

Great video guys, very enjoyable. Cheers

You are the best team!! Really enjoyed this tour of Fender!!

The Captain and Pete, Brilliant as always! Love your videos! Spontaneous entertainment.

Great video lee. It's a amazing time to be a guitar player and collector. The George Harrison Rocky and the hm strat and insanely beautiful. I hope you guys are having a awesome time. Alot to do in Anaheim take it in. Doesn't look like squier got any love but that's ok. Have a great time and keep us updated. Thanks buddy

Lee and Pete, you are doing a Marvelous job covering the NAMM. Thumbs up!

Awesome video! Appreciate Y'all!!!

this is all i waited for! thank you guys!!!

That was a proper walkthrough. Thank you!

My favorite time of the year. Andertons at NAMM . Love you guy's. South Florida here.

This was fantastic, great camera work too.

Love those 'Les Paul custom style' Telecasters with the humbuckers.. Wouldn't have expected that to look so good

Lee and Pete walking through booths are always my favorite Namm videos.

Great job as usual, guys!

Nice work, guys!

Thanks gents excellent video, good commentary nice to see you alive healthy & kicking!

Pete: “George Harrison looks just like my dad.” Assuming Pete’s dad is still with us, he needs to make an Andertons TV appearance.

@fritsvanzanten3573

4 жыл бұрын

Danish Pa.

@tantricpanda

4 жыл бұрын

from Petes Instagram,,,, instagram.com/p/B3cwa_NAiZ4/

@LennyJohnson5

4 жыл бұрын

@@tantricpanda He does too! Just a blond version of George...

Love this. Thank you!

Glad you guys went early. Much better viewing experience than when its packed.

'Rocky' was one of two 1961/62 pre-owned Sonic Blue Strats (rosewood fretboards) the Beatles roadie Mal Evans was asked to go and buy for John Lennon and George Harrison in 1965. They were used in the studio firstly on the track 'Nowhere Man' and then on on both the 'Rubber Soul' and the 'Revolver' albums; around the 'Sgt Pepper/Magical Mystery Tour' period George hand-painted his (quite roughly) with the newly available 'Dayglo' paint and his wife Patti's nail varnish, painting the name 'Rocky' on the headstock and 'Bebopalula' on the guitar body (Paul painted his Rickenbacker bass around the same time). 'Rocky' can be seen being played by George on the Beatles' live TV broadcast of 'All You Need is Love' on the 25th June 1967, and more obviously on the track 'I Am the Walrus' in the film Magical Mystery Tour. It was later semi-retired and in 1970, following a conversation with Ry Cooder, set up by George for use as a slide guitar, and used on 'My Sweet Lord'. Still in the ownership of Olivia and Dhani Harrison. Not sure where John's Strat is... probably under Yoko's bed. The serial number of John's is unknown.

I met Carlos at a Masterbuilt tour. He is a humble young gentleman. Glad he's getting recognition.

Guys these videos are not only brilliant, but they’re so beautifully shoot

Great stuff guys.

I watched a “Strat 40 years” documentary in the 90’s with great interviews. Clapton in an elevator, Keith Richards on a rooftop and George Harrison introducing me to “Rocky” (among other things). It’s on KZread and it’s great. I still have the vhs.

You guys together have amazing, dizzying and hypnotic chemistry.

I'm very intrigued by those acoustic-ish Strats and Teles. They sound damn good! I might have to pick one up someday. Thanks for this cool video, it looked like a fun time drooling over those guitars. ;-)

best Namm commentary ever, I wish you would do other stands.......thanks guys

Thanks for the video guys, for those of us who can’t make it down there. Don’t have to much fun

Brilliant!!! Thanks Fellas!!!

On behalf of all of us that could not attend the show, Thank You guys!

Thanks so much for the great coverage, I really appreciate your channel and reviews! Hopefully you do one on the Mustang GTX soon, keep up the great work, MI

It looks like everybody is bringing it this year! So much cool stuff.

I had a Lead I. I think I bought it around December '79. Single humbucker. I remember replacing the nut and saddles with graphite parts. I loved that guitar. It was stolen in the mid-80's.

@9:40 “The DP”.. slight pause, that sounds bad... “the deep purple!” I almost lost it lol love you guys thanks for the awesome vid

These guys are so excited ! Love it

Drooling...Fender I'm loving your work.

Those leads, smart product. The humbucker one in purple is metal af. One of those was almost my first guitar and I wish it had been

Couldn't ask for a more fun video. Really made my day. Just wish (and wish and wish) Fender offered more 12" radius.

You guys seem a lot more energetic than last year, i hope you've enjoyed NAMM 2020 so far!

Great vid guys

Some absolute stunners there!

Yup. Wicked! Thank-you for that

Looks great 👍🏻

I’m so glad the offset series guitars weren’t actually discontinued. I love those guitars and basses and I was pretty sad when they got removed from fenders website a while ago.

PRS: makes a strat Fender: makes a PRS 9:05

@TinkerToneworks

4 жыл бұрын

they made those in the 80s, well before PRS were properly established.

@charlie-obrien

4 жыл бұрын

@@joebryant8500 PRS does a great job of getting people to think that they are innovators (they are not).

@xmillion1704

4 жыл бұрын

The resurrection of those old slab Leads are hardly anything close to PRS's.

@xmillion1704

4 жыл бұрын

@David Redman - I don't recall the neck well, but I remember playing one in my local music store back in the day. I kind of dig their look still, but as for being any remote inspiration for Paul Reed Smith, they're most definitely not.

@No_1_really_

4 жыл бұрын

Very cool, how did you link the time like that 9:06

Thanks Andertons, for the great vids, sincerely... you are doing God's work. Plus we feel like we know you so it is like hanging out with you guys

I have hidden my wallet from myself for the rest of NAMM.

@g.garcia106

4 жыл бұрын

You can pay with your phone these days

@davedavem

4 жыл бұрын

@@g.garcia106 D'oh!

@TheSolfilm

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I did that once too but I never managed to put my hand back on it. It's somewhere here but I can't remember where exactly !

@No_1_really_

4 жыл бұрын

You went?

Glad to see the lead series back.

Omg I wish I was there, jealous as shet rn.. amazing video

Nice job. I love guitars too

It's amazing how these two seamlessly talk over each other

Excelent camera man!

The HM's are back....well, they did come back earlier in the form the Highway 1 Showmaster, but it's cool to see them back. Of course, they would decide to do them as "limited-editons" $$$$$$$$

@dmthandmade5674

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, they had to do something with the necks for the Ryan Adams sig that had to be canned...

@InvisibleJiuJitsu

4 жыл бұрын

would buy one for sure if they had dimarzios and didn't have a low quality floyd. Way too expensive :(

I need those display cases for my guitars at home!

@GoofieNewfie

4 жыл бұрын

coolest thing there

Nice tour!

That bluish green hollow body is amazing.

Thanks guys

Kids in a candy shop. Love how excited you both are

@charlie-obrien

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sure that the Captain goes to NAMM with a certain budget to stock Anderton's with models from all brands. I think that the budget got blown about halfway through the Fender walk.

yall need the spinning Fender reverse clock in the shop lol. good walkthrough while i try and catch up what i didn't see. thanks.

Wow a year goes around so fast , enjoy guys !

6:36 Ibanez used to make something in a similar style (strat pickups on an offset body). There's one hanging in my local guitar shop and it's pretty amazing.

16:40 Isn't that just a Telelele then?

@Birbdup

4 жыл бұрын

Well done

Eric Clapton's Fender LEAD guitar was a clear lacquer cherry Red LEAD II, with 2 single coil pickups, black/white/black laminated pick guard, and maple neck! Eric used it live and in the studio - cool!

Looking forward to the new lefthanded black strat series! 😉

I cannot get enough of the Texas Tea finish in the Ultra series. So good looking.

Thank you for being early birds. Love Fender's line up.

Love seeing the HM Strat I had a green one when they came out

@peterthomas4740

4 жыл бұрын

I had one in 88......just waiting for the new version... On order!!!!!!

Morning of the first day and Lee's voice is already shot. Can't wait for the sunday video, lol.

I love this channel! And this video! You guys are authentic, fun and seem to have a lot of knowledge! One little comment tho.. PLEASE stop talking over each other!! You seriously have to practice that. Both of you! Go back and watch this video on a mobile device yourselves as listen to how incredibly messy the sound is. Gets the experience from 10/10 to 3/10. A part from that, fantastic work fellas!

Fender is looking good at the show this year. More colors, more call backs and the "Rocky", Awesome! If they only hadn't come up short on the "Pukelele". Ha!, pukelele, I love it.

That jazzstrat!! My heart..

Just ordered a "Granny's coffee table" Mustang in aged natural!, The one held up to the bass. Can't wait to try it out!

I'm in love with that pink tele from 4:03, I never wanted to buy a tele until now

Haha! Wow! I have a 1990 HM Strat in black. Love it!

Good call getting up early. Great walk through. Fender only brought two basses?

Also the guitar with the funky scratch plate and on board delay I believe is called a Fender "Marauder". It was never originally released however a few prototypes were made.

Yes the Lead 3 is back! 💪😎🤘

love this

That green Fender Player Lead II is super cool.

It looks like in the background at the end the custom shop person is telling someone about the new Eric Johnson Virginia Custom Shop. Wish y'all would have done a section on it!! Otherwise great tour.

I have parts lying around for a Lead II - maybe I should assemble it at some point...

nice job

The secondary market on those Broadcasters will be outrageous if Fender sticks to the one year only run

YAY the old but gold guitars are back boii

I've really been in the mood to get a Tele but now seeing the Broadcaster I'm thinking I just may have to pick one up.

Great Stoff!