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			<title>RICKENBACKER ELECTRIC 12-STRING - THE STORY OF THE GUITARS, THE MUSIC AND THE GREAT PLAYERS 
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			  			     			                             <a href="http://elderly.com/books/items/49-332751.htm"><img src="http://elderly.com/images/tiny/books/670/49-332751.jpg" width="76" height="100" hspace="4" border="0" align="left" alt=""/></a>
			     			                            

                           TENTATIVELY expected November 2009. The definitive history of the world's most famous 12-string electric guitar. When the Byrds recorded their hit version of Dylan's &quot;Mr. Tambourine Man,&quot; they popularized a new sound in pop music: the electric 12-string guitar. Rickenbacker brought the electric 12-string to market and has since been almost single-handedly responsible for establishing what such a guitar should do. This book tells the story of those heady days in the '60s, of the competitors who tried and failed to match the sound, and of the instrument's continuing production and use by many modern guitarists. Complete with high-quality photos and exclusive interviews with many of the 12-string's leading players. 144 pp.    ($24.95) ]]>
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			<title>THE HOFNER GUITAR: A HISTORY 
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                           TENTATIVELY expected December 2009. A true classic, back in print with an updated section covering 1994 to today! Celebrates the glory years of Hofner, the company made famous by Paul McCartney's use of their left-handed 1962 500/1 model. Beautifully illustrated in color and black &amp; white, the volume is packed with detailed information about classic Hofner guitars as well as interviews with Paul McCartney, David Gilmour, Albert Lee, and others. The famous &quot;Memorabilia&quot; chapter includes crisp reproductions of pages from the vintage Selmer catalogs; a guide to dating Hofner guitars; more. A new section features both the German and U.S. divisions of the current Hofner company, with interviews and photos. Hardcover. 96 pp.    ($24.99) ]]>
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			<title>FENDER: THE SOUND HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD - CENTENNIAL EDITION 
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                           Book/DVD pack. TENTATIVELY expected November 2009. Takes us back to Fender's beginnings with the most comprehensive collection of Fender historical photos, product shots, patent drawings, and advertising materials ever published. Musician, lover of Fender lore, or an instrument collector, your search ends here for the ultimate book presenting the complete, unedited Fender story. Includes rare photos of Leo Fender on the bonus disc. Hardcover. 320 pp.    ($35.00) ]]>
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			<title>LES PAUL LEGACY COMPLETE COMMEMORATIVE EDITION 
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                           TENTATIVELY expected mid-November 2009. Two book set. Includes both the &quot;Early Years 1915-1963&quot; (49-330972) and the &quot;Modern Era 1968-2009&quot; (49-331953) packaged in a beautiful slipcase box. Covers Les Paul's entire life including his last performances at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the memorials in New York, and the burial in his hometown in Wisconsin. The books are lavishly designed featuring over 400 color photos in each. Authorized and reviewed by Les, this is the definitive edition on Les Paul and the fifty-year production of the Gibson Les Paul guitar. Hardcover.    ($89.99) ]]>
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