Way, way too many, but here's mine (at least for today - maybe different tomorrow..)

Blackmore: Catch the Rainbow, Gates of Babylon, Lazy
SRV: Lenny
Knopfler: Sultans of Swing
Gilmore: Breath, Shine On You Crazy Diamond
What'sisname: Sweet Home Alabama

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Fender Highway & Classic 60s Strats, Fender Toronado, Telecaster, Gretsch Projet, Charvel 3, PRS SE Soapbar II & Custom 24, Burns Batwing and many others!

This got me thinking of Steve Gaines' Tone in "That Smell". Just may be the definiton of Strat tone.

Way too many to try and choose one.

Hank Marvin
Ernie Isley
Nile Rodgers
Jimi Hendrix
Eric Clapton
David Gilmour
Buddy Guy
Eric Johnson

and the list goes on and on...

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[u]start with Buddy Holly....and the list goes on and on[/u

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"Another day in paradise!"

Gilmour all of them..... and Eric Clapton can't forget but with him i in love with his live tone for Wonderful Tonight, it one is my fav

And still no one answered the askers original question about how to play like Bobby Fuller. Amazing 5 pages talking about various other artists. Well hopefully the asker found an on line link to the tune he asked about and has been working for the last couple of years on the piece.

As for my take on all of it. Nothing beat the sound of 60's and 70's masters of rock on their Strats. Everyone out there today is playing some variation of what these guys and the only woman strat player I can think of from back then Bonnie Raitt-were doing.

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So heres to your survival, swimming up the stream, crossing over one dam after another till we get to Rock and Roll Heavens Gate!

Clapton on his 1st solo album, and of course, Layla.

I feel the true strat tone has to be Buddy Holly. Everything else is just adding to that.

The tone on Little Wing as played by Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Either of those interpretations embody to me the best strat sound ever.

David Gilmour has plenty of monster riffs and lead breaks with a similar tone. I couldn't pick one out of the three that's the best, but if someone held a gun to my head and said "choose one", I'd have to go with SRV.

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60th Anniversary AD Strat, Deluxe Nashville Tele, Player's P Bass. Mesa/Boogie Mk IV combo, Marshall JCM800, 1960A cab, Genz Benz El Diablo 60, Genz 2x12" cab, too many neat little practice amps and kit projects!

Here's a link to my myspace music. Look for the JJ Opus Warm Up Demo track. Its all 100% stratocaster and the Fender Superchamp XD recorded on Audacity using a Blue Snowball Mic.

http://www.myspace.com/jayjayyew

That's my take on the strat!

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Clapton "Forever Man"

Gilmour " Terminal Frost"

Joe Walsh " Rocky Mountain Way"
ABS

rory gallagher everything live from the early 70s! irish tour 74, strat tone hand book right there!! also in rockpalast 1976 gig unreal!!

strat of jimi hendrix catfish blues!! i do think that voodoo child is one of the best sonic recording of the stratocaster!!