The Electric Guitar Mark C. Borton Huber and Tom Mould "India

Huber and Tom Mould "India

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The Electric Guitar Mark C. Borton Huber and Tom Mould "IndiaSince the guitar was first electrified in the 1930s, it has become an American icon and has transformed the soundtrack of our lives with its wide range of soundsfrom seductive twang to howling distortion. Relatively inexpensive, easy to learn, and fun to play, the electric guitar is a truly democratic instrument. Millions have purchased Rickenbackers, Gibsons, Fenders, and other brands of guitars over the decades, fueling daydreams of fame and