Electronic Musician

Extending the Instrument

As with many inventions, the precise beginning of the electric guitar is shrouded in mist. Wikipedia boldly states it was invented in 1932, but there are tales of various musicians sticking a phonograph needle into an acoustic axe at earlier points in history.

Once firmly established by people like Charlie Christian, the

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