Yep. HoD, Vic, and Veep did beautiful three part harmony. On occasion, as a non-Catholic who sees the beauty in the Roman Catholic faith, I have joined in with a fourth harmony. (GO, that would be possibly a major seventh, or maybe a ninth or even a thirteenth depending on the song, to go along with the first, third (or possibly the flatted third), and fifth, that the others are singing.
It's a Rhionnian Fifth, if you really care to know... Careful about starting a musical discussion unless you really want to go there. 
Now, to address the new troll's other questions,
I'll simply assume that you're a rude azz and talking to me rather than question that comment.
I am not a fan of Fender guitars at all. I don't play a lot of country music, for which the tele would be most suited, and if I am going to play rock (which I seldom do), I prefer the humbuckers of a Les Paul, or an SG.
Teles aren't country. They're great jazz guitars. Know any of the best local jazz players? What are they playing? And who are the best local jazz guitarists in your opinion?
Les Paul? You prefer the custom, standard, or deluxe? For jazz purposes, that is, what's your preference?
I play (among others) a 1960 Guild CE100D. That is a beautiful deep bodied jazz box, similar to the ES175. I also play the 13 other guitars in my collection. And my Deering banjo. And my Witcher harp.
I have no idea how a trumpet player's ability to sight read has anything to do with the discussion,
There was no mention of trumpets. You didn't read your own comment?
but if you are unaware of the way some of the more modern composers have used differring time signatures and dissonance to create for instance, the feel of traffic in a busy city, or even the horror and confusion of the battlefield, then I suggest you educate yourself.
Which modern composers? Mozart did that, and he's... well, not so modern. What composer doesn't use art to imitate life?