It was a rainy day 30 years ago when Leo Fender went home from his CLF Research factory for the last time.
He told his wife Phyllis “I’ve given all I can to the musicians. It’s time to go now.” Then he took a nap and never woke up.
Feels like he’s still around though, inspiring and guiding
It was a rainy day 30 years ago when Leo Fender went home...
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Re: It was a rainy day 30 years ago when Leo Fender went hom
Posted today on the CLF Research facebook page:
“The man is gone now, but his spirit is still with us.” That hasn’t changed in 30 years, and it won’t as long as John and I are around
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Re: It was a rainy day 30 years ago when Leo Fender went hom
A legend of legends! Simply the best!