Famous Guitars (& Basses) - Photos Please!

I don't know if the guitar ever actually existed but the image is feckin' awesome (so is the album)

 

3 pages and no Blackie?

 

Great article on how this was saved at Fender.com
http://www.fender.com/news/index.php?display_article=533

 

Pete Townshend has used a Guild F-512-NT 12-string guitar on most solo and Who recordings beginning with 1971’s Who’s Next.

 

Woodie Guthrie



Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Lenny"

 

Wow no pics of this guy:

 

1959 Gretsch 6120 ‘Chet Atkins’ Hollow Body

 

Jimmy's Arsenal:

 

I love it!!! I absolutely love guitars!!! If I would have held on to all mine, I'd have about 30 of them by now.

KEEP THE PHOTOS COMING!!!

 

It's not all about 6-strings, ya know! Let's get some room for MY instrument, the pedal steel guitar.

Lloyd Green with his signature model LDG which was played on THOUSANDS of sessions and heard on HUNDREDS (if not over a thousand) hit recordings.


Buddy Emmons with "The Blade"

Pete Drake with the Sho-Bud he recorded many sessions with in the 1960s....it now sits at the Ernest Tubb record store in Nashville on lower Broad

 

About time for someone from Ireland (and his 1976 Explorer)...

 

The 350SH:

 

Junior and the Guitsteel -

 

But does it ever sound good!

 

The only photo that I could find of Beck's 'Jazzercise' guitar. It's the one that's featured pretty prominently in the music video for 'Loser'.

 

the master and his trusty tele modded to tele-plus specs

 

How about a pic of his 5 neck (or is it 6) beast?

 

Is that a talk box on the stand next to him?

 

Mr Howe. Signature Model and in action around 1980.
I hope to see him play the ES 175 tomorrow night,

 

I think I figured it out. Jonny Greenwood?

I think it only goes to 5. I think.

Just wondering, which are the Who recordings that have the 12 string?

 

Let's not forget this guitar.

 

Alvin Lee's has made a few album covers . . .

 

I'd say that the Cloud is more famous.

As seen on the cover of Sign o the Times: