The Untold History of Leo Fender and The Greatest Fender Guitars

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ROOTS | Music History Podcast Show

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🎵Leo Fender's Incredible Story. How he overcame life's challenges to build some of the greatest guitars in America. 🎵
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@TomTobin67
@TomTobin67 Ай бұрын
This is, to my extensive knowledge about Fender,the best docu on Leo Fender and his company. Thank you,young lady. Excellent work.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed this episode it is one of my favorites and I loved making it!
@avjake
@avjake Ай бұрын
I know it's a "roots" story, but no mention of G&L, Leo's best guitar designs of all, seems like an oversight.
@BrazzyRosewood
@BrazzyRosewood Ай бұрын
Thank you for the fantastic history of Leo Fender.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
I’m so glad you enjoyed the story as much as I do!
@waynegram8907
@waynegram8907 Ай бұрын
Try to make a lesson about Jim Marshall Story its interesting also about his Handicap disease as a kid and he was a drummer that fell into making guitar amplifiers based on the fender 59 bassmen with another Audio amplifier Engineer he met. The side company PARK also he made for reasons. Both Leo Fender and Jim Marshall never thought they would be making guitar amplifiers and guitars, they just fell into it which is very strange lives they lived before and during.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
I’ve made a note about this thank you for the suggestion! ❤️🎵
@dayfornight176
@dayfornight176 8 күн бұрын
So good it need a Part II about the Strat, Part III about Fender Amps, and Part IV about the Fender Rhodes organ. I love me my Strat and my vintage Silverface Champ amp. This man did so much for the guitar world, and he didn't even play guitar!
@nazmoking3171
@nazmoking3171 Ай бұрын
Nicely done very good documentary
@celebratingtheclassicswithearl
@celebratingtheclassicswithearl Ай бұрын
Leo was from my hometown 🎼🎸🤘🙏 Great job once again! 😊❤️ Keep going!
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
How cool is that! Have you been to his grave sight ?? I never thought I’d say this about a headstone but I absolutely love his headstone
@celebratingtheclassicswithearl
@celebratingtheclassicswithearl Ай бұрын
@@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY I am a life long Songwriter guitar player. Yes Ma'am, he is Legend to our kind haha. A beautiful stone indeed 🎼🎸🙏😊 Really enjoying Your Channel very much. You must also play? Someone who actually cares about this music in 2024 is inspiring 🎼🙏🎥❤️
@ShawnShipstad
@ShawnShipstad Ай бұрын
Great video. Thank God for Leo Fender. Stratocasters are a must for any eletric guitar player.
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
@@ShawnShipstad As are Telecasters.
@sadielampduo3762
@sadielampduo3762 Ай бұрын
Fantastic info for all guitar inthuseist. Thanks for this great work . We'll be watching for more ROOTS
@bluesbubba7429
@bluesbubba7429 Ай бұрын
That was quite a story about Leo Fender. I did know a great deal about him and all of his inventions pertaining to his guitar as well as his amps especially the Bassman which influenced James Marshall to create the Marshall amp. Your detail was stellar and very thorough on the beginning of his career. I lived about 10 minutes away from his shop when I was very young in La Habra, but I had no idea what the heck was going on. However, when living there I saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show on a B&W television in 1964.
@johnpick8336
@johnpick8336 11 күн бұрын
Thank you for posting.
@MikeM-Colorado
@MikeM-Colorado Ай бұрын
Well done. I’ve read quite a bit about Leo and the Fender legacy, but I didn’t know about many of the details you presented. Cool that your dad knew Tom Walker. I subscribed because of this video
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thanks so much for the kind words and welcome to the Roots Music History family here!! ❤️🎵
@aminahmed2220
@aminahmed2220 Ай бұрын
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thank you! You too!
@scbtx
@scbtx Ай бұрын
Pure genius. The telecaster near perfection right out of the gate, then its super sexy sister the stratocaster- most gorgeous instrument ever made IMHO
@thedave2429
@thedave2429 Ай бұрын
As I sit here watching this I'm assembling a Fender inspired guitar, surrounded by an Esquire, a Stratocaster and 2 Telecasters, a Rumble bass amp and a Fender Mustang amp, wearing a Stratocaster t-shirt, one of 8 I own, and wearing a Fender hat. As I am a walking ad campaign for this great company, thanks for a really great video.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
I love this!! I should have put my fenders in the background for this episode too now that I think of it! Thank you for being here and supporting music history!
@thedave2429
@thedave2429 Ай бұрын
@@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY You are welcome, you do a terrific job and I really enjoy your channel. I forgot to mention I also get an email and text everyday from Fender showcasing their products and special offers. Anyway, great work again.
@thedave2429
@thedave2429 Ай бұрын
Do you play? I just realized you have done some "gear" type historical videos like SRV.
@jasonkesser
@jasonkesser Ай бұрын
That was really wonderful and really well told. It’s kind of crazy not to mention G and L after music man, thank God Leo was able to keep going. But this whole story during the 20, 30s and 40s was so in-depth, it was really great. Thanks so much for this.
@wesleyalan9179
@wesleyalan9179 Ай бұрын
Thank you for this, im a big Leo Fender fan❤
@allenwoody5909
@allenwoody5909 Ай бұрын
WooHoo, well done. THis guitar geek really enjoyed your presentation. Keep on keeping on.
@svbarr
@svbarr Ай бұрын
Doc Kauffman was a mensch, a prince of a guy and humble as hell.
@stevetruth2696
@stevetruth2696 Ай бұрын
Where would be without Leo! Great job. Millions of people love to plug in and "spank the plank."
@MilosBrajkovic-rc3ik
@MilosBrajkovic-rc3ik Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot knowledgeable Lady!
@user-yj4fd7rq4s
@user-yj4fd7rq4s Ай бұрын
Great documentary on Leo ❤
@MadridStreetFilms
@MadridStreetFilms 14 күн бұрын
Another great show. I had a 79 Sunburst Strat back in my band days on Long Island with the Stanton Anderson Band. Sam Ash sold them for around 700. Wish I never sold it.
@ivanpadilla4210
@ivanpadilla4210 Ай бұрын
Great informational and entertaining video. Thank you
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thank you so much I’m so glad you enjoyed it ! I love this story so much ❤️🎵
@howardcoleman4748
@howardcoleman4748 Ай бұрын
I have a asat g+L USA Leo fender signed electric guitar and a music man sterling California real bass and I believe that faith made this happen for me and I have to admit that Leo fender is the guitar for the professional world over absolutely he is about family and helped me and so many others
@MegaTubescreamer
@MegaTubescreamer Ай бұрын
this is awesome 😎👍 thankyou
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thank you for being here and supporting music history !
@luvbasses5487
@luvbasses5487 Ай бұрын
I’ve been playing/buying/selling/collecting and admiring Fender Basses for over thirty years. I’ve also read a few books on the man behind it all. That said, your video miraculously percolated up into my daily feed much to my eagerness. Very informative and refreshing video here, though a bit surprised there was no mention whatsoever of the famed Precision Bass.🤔
@nellayema2455
@nellayema2455 Ай бұрын
Among other things, I find it interesting that a man named Fullerton was so instrumental in the success of a company based out of Fullerton, CA.
@RobertJSedky
@RobertJSedky Ай бұрын
Absolutely brilliant work. The details and delivery are amazing. Bravo 🙌🏼🎸🎶
@JoaquinGonzalez2014
@JoaquinGonzalez2014 Ай бұрын
Awesome!
@kevincorporated
@kevincorporated Ай бұрын
Great video!
@geoffreyreynolds112
@geoffreyreynolds112 Ай бұрын
Amazing Awesome video! So good.. You Awesome too!!
@jeffgamble8957
@jeffgamble8957 Ай бұрын
A very good bio of Leo .and there is certainly a lot more that can be said about the man and the company. I understand you want to streamline the story as much as possible. but an even more important Fender innovation that literally changed the world of popular music was that Alongside mass producing the worlds first solid body electric guitar; Leo Fender INVENTED the electric Bass guitar as we know it. along with a whole range of ever improving guitar and bass amplification equipment and then came the stratocaster and many other instruments. if you havent seen them i would highly recomend taking a look at FIVE WATT WORLD's Short History of... videos on the Tele ,Strat and Precission bass. You have some cool videos, Keep it up! 🙂👍
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
The P-bass was absolutely a gamechanger, although Leo's bass amps weren't, not for bass guitar anyway. From Tweed to Blonde to Brown to White to Black (and even Silver) the Bassman amps are revered for great guitar tone, or being tweakable/modifiable to deliver it, but they were never very popular for bass. Ampeg kind of stole the thunder, for bassists who could afford it....PS, Dumble began by custom-modifying Bassman heads for select guitarists, but prior to David Lindley acquiring one, he was playing his famous lap-steel solos for Jackson Browne through a blackface Bassman head being overdrive by an FET booster circuit.
@AndrewKahnn
@AndrewKahnn Ай бұрын
Nice job on the video!
@timothyramsey7010
@timothyramsey7010 Ай бұрын
As always great show
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Thank you so much!!
@chuckwolfboyer7830
@chuckwolfboyer7830 Ай бұрын
VERY COOL 😎
@user-fo8wb8dt3y
@user-fo8wb8dt3y Ай бұрын
Good job.
@dancotterman1267
@dancotterman1267 Ай бұрын
A wonderful story about an amazing man. Life is full of twists and turns and you can't stop believing. I know there are lots of untold stories about the actual development of amplifiers and the strat that are still with us today. I would like to hear about them as well. Thank you for the video. Great job I am subscribed.
@robzagar4275
@robzagar4275 Ай бұрын
How about Ken Parker ?! He’s a fantastic Luthier and wonderful educator. My 99 Parker Fly classic is incredible. The tone can’t be touched. This guitar is a gem. Would love to play one of Ken’s Acoustics .
@danielcapalbo5293
@danielcapalbo5293 Ай бұрын
I think it's Santa Ana, not Santa Maria.
@brok54
@brok54 Ай бұрын
Exactly what I was thinking. Santa Maria is a small city on the Central Coast of CA.
@CorvetteStingRayLane
@CorvetteStingRayLane 15 күн бұрын
Great Video. How come you did not mention that the Fender Stratocaster was available in 1954? Leo Fender & George Fullerton created G&L Guitars after Leo Fender sold the Music Man Guitar Company to Ernie Ball. I own a few Fender Stratocaster Guitars as well as a G&L Asat Bluesboy Classic Guitar. Leo Fender's second wife was Phyllis Fender. In 1934, Fender married Esther Klosky, and the couple remained together until Esther's death from cancer in 1979. Fender remarried in 1980; his second wife Phyllis became an Honorary Chairman of G&L Guitars.
@stratfanstl
@stratfanstl Ай бұрын
Great summary. BTW, I felt legally obligated to comment. SMILE.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Hahaha thank you!! I never really wanted to do a video podcast and always wanted it to be audio only but everyone kept pushing me for video! And I still get kind of nervous in front of the camera lol. But I think I’m getting better! 😜
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
​@@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY, the most important aspect of storytelling is *pacing*. Breathe. Short pauses in the right places add weight and gravitas; but don't forget to leave places for the audience, and yourself, to laugh, or at least chuckle.
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
This should get a Part 2, talking about the legendary and still desirable tweed amps of the 50's, and continuing up to the blackface amps of the 60's, as well as the story of the Stratocaster, the guitar pictured on Leo's tombstone.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
It’s coming!!!
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
It is important to note that the time period inbetween Pearl Harbor and the end of the war would have been hellish for a musical equipment company: it wasnt just food and clothing that was being publicly rationed, so that soldiers at war wouldnt be deprived, but virtually all electronics component manufacturing was similary turned towards the war effort. Getting parts to build anything deemed by givernment to be of lesser importance from scratch must have been extremely difficult. Radio repair and providing public address systems might have been a notable exception because electronic communication to the public, both over the airwaves and in the form of political speeches and rallies to sell war bonds and keep morale up, were extremely important. The givernment had a program whereby certain vacuum tubes and parts for maintaining and repairing peoples radios were still available, but supply would have been tight, and obtaining sufficient parts to build amplifiers frim scratch would have been extremely difficult. Even magnets for making speakers and pickups would have been in short supply. I think it's a safe guess that Leo sustained himself financially on radio repairs and PA system rentals during this time. At war's end, however, the electronics companies turned their massive production cpabilities towards building components for the consumer electronics market, and there would have been a lot of war surplus parts available as well. Consumer demand, formerly pent up for nearly 5 years, absolutely EXPLODED because people had made, and saved up, good money frim working in the defense industry but hadn't been able to spend it on any type of luxury goods while the war was on. Prohibition had been repealed, and distilleries and breweries were producing an ocean of alcoholic beverages. People wanted to drink and to celebrate, to go out to nightclubs and have a good time, and that called for music, *LOUD* music, and especially guitars that could be heard over the saxophones and trumpets of a big band or jazz group; or especially, in Leo's Bakersfield-adjacent area, loud country music played to loud oilfield roughnecks. Leo was well positioned, in the right place at the right time. Like a song title from long ago: "bright lights, thick smoke, and loud loud music"! PS, I had mentioned magnets above; in the 1920s and 1930s, powerful permanent magnets were virtually non-existent and most speakers were made with "field-coil" electromagnets that required a voltage from the amplifier's high voltage power supply in order to energize the electromagnetic coil of the speaker and make it work (an expensive and heavy coil of copper by the way). High strength "Alnico" permanent magnets were developed in the late 1930s or early 40s, but being made from aluminum, nickel, cobalt and copper, all of which were critical for the war effort, those magnets were rarely if ever seen in any consumer product until after the war's end. It must have been extremely difficult to obtain even the smallest of magnets to use for building guitar pickups while the war was still on. After the war, however, permanent-magnet speakers could be built more cheaply than fieldcoil speakers, and they were lighter and didnt require being tethered to a high-voltage power supply in order to function.
@GuitarNoize111
@GuitarNoize111 Ай бұрын
Subbed
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
I didnt know about Leo's glass eye; tangentially related, slide-guitar specialist Ry Cooder, who mostly plays Stratocasters, also has a glass eye. Ry's modifications to one of his Strats spawned the infamous "Coodercaster", with a vintage lap steel pickup in the bridge position and a Japanese Teisco "gold foil" pickup in the neck position. Subsequently, other well-known players had their own Cooder-casters built, and they've become so desirable thst Lollar now builds reissues of the original Valco (National, Supro, Oahu) lap steel pickups. Theres a funny video on youtube titled "The Lost Guitars" where Jackson Browne and David Lindley are singing a modified version of Jesus On the Mainline to Ry Cooder in hopes of a borrowed Cooder-Caster being returned: Jackson sings "I want my Cooder-Caster back" and Lindley provides the chorus: "tell him what you want", while they're sitting in a house (Lindley's home, I think) filled with guitars and amps......Ted Woodford's guitar repair channel also has a video on repairing one of these rare birds..... PS, if you want to explore roots music, it would be difficult to find better subjects for a video than Ry Cooder and David Lindley. Lindley, who passed away last year, was a guitarist and multi instrumentalist to the stars ----- Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Warren Zevon, James Taylor, Crosby/Nash, and dozens more ---- equally skilled on guitar, lap steel ( "Running On Empty"), fiddle , banjo, mandolin, the Greek Bouzouki, Turkish Saz and Oud, the Chumbus.....he could play anything with strings, built his own hybrid and mutant instruments, and could play any style from folk and bluegrass to reggae and rock ( see ElRayo-X), from country to blues to Middle Eastern music. His recordings with indigenous musicians around the world are legendary, especially the albums he did with local musicians in Madagascar titled "a world out of time". He was unique, a one of one, a volorful character and equally colorful dresser. When he died, even comedian Steve Martin and author Steven King paid homage to him.
@svbarr
@svbarr Ай бұрын
Santa Maria is around 150 miles from Fullerton.There were many cities far closer to Fullerton than Santa Maria. Long Beach, Los Angeles and even Santa Ana were larger than Santa Maria.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
I definitely meant Santa Ana hahha!! Yikes! 🙈🙈
@iamanovercomer3253
@iamanovercomer3253 Ай бұрын
Leo Fender was a pivot of the music world.....Fender fits your body compared to the other manufacturers. Sadly Fender has gotten too corporate. G&L is the Fender on steroids and actually fits you better. After playing a G&L, Fender is not on my radar to get. 😂🤣 I feel like a kid in the " candy " shop when I'm in a music store ‼️👍
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
Can’t agree more! And same about a candy store!
@markmcdonald5711
@markmcdonald5711 Ай бұрын
G&L guitars are the best Fenders, made in Fullerton on Fender Ave. If you're ever in Fullerton go by the factory and they'll give you a tour and show you Leo's workshop.
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 Ай бұрын
​@@markmcdonald5711, a lefthanded acquaintance of mine who used to own a music store told me he liked G&L because they built left-handed versions of each and every model without having to custom-order them.
@markmcdonald5711
@markmcdonald5711 Ай бұрын
@@goodun2974 I bought a G&L F-100 strat in 1981 for 500.00 plus 50.00 to make it lefty
@dankmazzi2376
@dankmazzi2376 Ай бұрын
Funcle😂❤
@sixstringintexas
@sixstringintexas Ай бұрын
I was one of Stevie Ray Vaughans closest friends in you're interested in Stevie
@markwinnicki8802
@markwinnicki8802 Ай бұрын
Do you play guitar as you seem to know a lot about it great job😂
@georgedignan2490
@georgedignan2490 40 минут бұрын
Untold?
@johndodson4527
@johndodson4527 Ай бұрын
Someone is very artistic.you.
@BrazzyRosewood
@BrazzyRosewood Ай бұрын
We have a living man who is very similar to Leo Fender in his importance to the guitar world today. His name is Paul Reed Smith. I would love to see his entire story, especially his beginnings, documented in a similar fashion, while it's still possible.
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY Ай бұрын
I’ve made a note for him on my list ! Thank you for the suggestion! ❤️🎵
@shanewalton8888
@shanewalton8888 Ай бұрын
lol you are not seriously comparing a hack like PRS to Fender?
@shanewalton8888
@shanewalton8888 Ай бұрын
@@ROOTSMUSICHISTORYPRS is a copycat hack. If you want to feature a true innovator, do Hisatake Shibuya, founder of ESP.
@Panic42000
@Panic42000 Ай бұрын
Hahah!! He is nothing like Leo. Paul Reed Smith isn’t doing anything that hasn’t been done.
@shanewalton8888
@shanewalton8888 Ай бұрын
@@Panic42000 Totally agree. Smith is just a hack that likes to overpriced his mediocre guitars.
@peterstephen1562
@peterstephen1562 20 күн бұрын
There is an unfortunate peaky sound and sibilant distortion on the voice in this video. A different microphone , placement or pop filter may help. Good research and presentation but the relentless delivery and weraying tone is off puting.
@Crosshatch1212
@Crosshatch1212 16 күн бұрын
Jeez can u not just listen it's not like she's being quiet , soft times
@BlueBeeMCMLXI
@BlueBeeMCMLXI Ай бұрын
You might like to slip American in your channel title. Music is a global practice. It arose well before the North American landmass was known.
@johngribble1096
@johngribble1096 Ай бұрын
Sorry, but Santa Maria is nowhere close to Fullerton or Anaheim
@Pegasus4213
@Pegasus4213 28 күн бұрын
As a guitar lover, this subject attracted me, but after listening to the edited-out commentary of it I had to turn it off! When will people understand that breath pauses between sentences are there for a reason! This video is unlistenable! Next!
@michaelscortez4341
@michaelscortez4341 Ай бұрын
Wrong 😢
@nickmonk7945
@nickmonk7945 Ай бұрын
Please explain
@flhxri
@flhxri 25 күн бұрын
A woman telling a man's story? 😂😂 😂 No! 😂😂😂
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY
@ROOTSMUSICHISTORY 25 күн бұрын
@@flhxri I identify as a telecaster thank you very much 🤣
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