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Graham Coxon's Fender Musicmaster Sunburst

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In this photo Graham Coxon can ne seen playing a Fender Musicmaster Sunburnst.He played it in "Beetlebum" and "Coffee and TV" videos.

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Coxon used a Fender Musicmaster

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anti guitar solo

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The album marked a departure of the band's longtime producer, Stephen Street, with his role being filled by William Orbit. Relationships between the band members were reported to be strained, with members frequently missing from the recording sessions

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appeared on 13, the sixth studio album

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William Orbit's production style allowed for more jamming, and incorporated a "variety of emotions, atmospheres, words and sounds" into the mix

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Blur guitarist Graham Coxon wrote this song after he gave up alcohol. Coxon sings about his trouble dealing with the sober world an example of this is the lyrics "Sociability is hard enough for me, take me away from this big bad world and agree to marry me."

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VERSE
CHORUS
VERSE
BRIDGE
CHORUS
CHORUS
OUTRO

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13 contains elements of experimental, psychedelic and electronic music.

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28 June 1999

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THE INDEPENDENT described the solo as "one of Coxon’s finest"

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NME rated the solo 30 of the top 50 solos of all time. They described it as "a string of discordant notes, building to a storm of haywire string-bending"

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The song reached No. 11 in the UK singles chart on 4 July 1999

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The song's musical style is an anomaly in comparison with the rest of 13, appearing similar to Blur's earlier, Britpop days

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he looped the riff on the super replay and adjusted the timing on it, which created pitch shifting
http://www.harmonycentral.com/forum/forum/guitar/acapella-29/1787068-

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the solos were made with a boss VB-2

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fast delay and distortion

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Coxon sang the song himself, and it sounds more like mid-1990s Blur than anything else on the album.

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Graham Coxon- lead vocals, guitar

Damon Albarn- backing vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards

Alex James- bass

Dave Rowntree- drums

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Despite featuring heavy guitar distortion and feedback during the instrumental break, the track generally features subdued, calm lyrics and vocals.

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The lyrics describe Coxon's struggle with alcoholism and the song's video, featuring a sentient milk carton searching for Coxon won many awards
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee_%26_TV

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brit pop
alternative rock