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Killer!!!!!

BB King, Albert King, Freddie King, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy ….Jimi, Clapton, Beck, Lee, Green, Gallagher…….SRV, Gary Moore, Jeff Healey ….so happy to see this generation continue the legacy! 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Phones have ABSOLUTELY RUINED the live experience! There's no way to really get into the music when you have to make sure you're getting a good shot with your phone! Put those BRAINWASHING, HYPNOTIZING, MIND ALTERING BOXES down and really listen to the music! Of course they won't because they're already ADDICTED AND HOOKED!

When men and women worked in their speed dedicated making great tools and tools for making the tools. I like it a lot. None complaining what they not got. Making the best of what they had. Not complaining about safety. Just taking care for themselves and work responsible. Sure there was reason to improve. And so they did. But where we’ve gone since is beyond any sense.

Awesome line up!!!

If i could time travel and go anywhere it would be here to this place and i would chain smoke and test old fenders and amps all day with my shirt off lol. DREAM

Was there! Byron Bay 23

So awesome! That’s why I love vintage instruments! They all did a great job, all by hand!

Joe Bonamassa is so over rated.

Eric should've let Marcus sing.

Doesn't look like Mr. Carlisle... he picked with his right hand, fretted with his left.

It’s the 👑🐟for me man… on this one

Is that Tadeo Gomez at 9:20?

this is the real way to make instruments

I don't take pics at gigs, but I took a pic of this 😂

those guys are the truth !

😎 cool band whats their name:

Yep that was sick

You know your stuff. Thanks for sharing.

those instruments are worth alot of $ now because of the hand work!

Great sound amazing craftsmanship

Two superb videos, great quality film super 8 I presume it was cleaned up? Fascinating insight on the early days of fender. Still amazes me how the strat, tele, and jazz master look so modern ahead of their time and the designs haven’t changed radically, 67 years later 👍

Share talents

They take turns

The boys know how to rock

This is incredible

Old world hand craftsmanship with 1957 state of the art manufacturing technology. Thank you for sharing👍😊🎸

Sweat shop.

awesome

thank you for posting this interesting film footage

Awesome video thank you so much for posting this.

Awesome, the good old days Leo was quite the visionary

Fender haven’t made much better guitars than they did then . Pretty slack really

Fantastic video, so much of how things were done then not known to most of us still around today. It was great to see Alvino Rey in this vid, I was good friends with him in the 80's when he was in our amateur radio club which is how I knew him, not through music although I am a bassist of another generation. Thank you so much for this piece of amazing history. Cheers

I had no idea these guys all played together on the same stage before. I typed in all their names and what a great surprise!

When did Eric Gales go Muslim? The Muslim gown etc.. fcking hate that shite! Theyre infiltrating EVERYTHING FFS this is supposed to be a western tradition & music! Muslims will DESTROY anyone playing this wtf WAKE UP!! 🤬👊

This is ForEveRLand

To me IMHO the wizz pickups sounded better compared to the original paf.

Yeah, that was a great gig! I was done the front eating those blues licks right up! No question that many of the current blues greats of this time were on that stage.

These 4 are monsters... Would love to see Henrik Freishlader here...

"Where's that amp today"?

That is as close to a perfect blues show as it can possibly be. Simply unbelievable talent up there on that stage. Add BB, Albert, Stevie, Johnny Winter and it’s perfect. So many others but the stage couldn’t fit them all.

Fender AMPS FROM THAT ERA 😮😮😮😮 Ive heard two MIND BLOWN SO CLEAN AND LOUD 😊

Nice to see Marcus King playing a guitar reminiscent of the Great Buddy Guy. Nice playing fellas!

My mother (Ione Lambert) was Leo Fender's secretary back in those days. My step father to be (Russ Green) also worked there.

Replace Joe with Derek Trucks and that damn stage would’ve caught fire 🔥

Guys with their shirts off, not a single person wearing any kind of ventilation mask. What a time.

Hey! Hey! The blues is alright!

Guaranteed they had to replace the foundation of that place after the show

I have several vintage Fender amps from the late 40's and 50's. Most of the electronics were installed by women, mostly hispanic. They would write their names on freezer tape and stick it to the inside the chassis. I always thought was so cool. I still have them and will not remove the tape. Part of history.