Other than Willie Nelson and “Trigger”, what other celebrity guitars are somewhat fam

[L20A]

John Denver's Guilds.

[davidbeinct]

Billy Gibbons ‘59 LP Pearly Gates.

[M19]

Steve Howe’s ES-175. Starship Trooper baby! Oh, and Yours is no Disgrace...

[DenverSteve]

More than most of these, I would say, Stevie Ray Vaughan's - #1 Stratocaster .

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[lowrider]

You're forgetting The Boss;



Springsteen played that same Telecaster until if almost fell apart!

[LyleGorch]

Django’s Selmer 503

[whvick]

Originally Posted by L20A

John Denver's Guilds.

And didn’t he have some Taylors?

[gmel555]

Paul's '64 Epiphone Texan. He wrote and recorded Yesterday on it. To my knowledge he still plays it in concert sometimes. He stuck the Detroit Redwings sticker on it in Detroit during a concert there years ago. (Since others have included electrics you could also add Paul's '65 Epiphone Casino, which he also still uses on tour.) paul_mccartney_epiphone_texan_red_wings_pittsburg_penguins_sticker_2012-e1355432041461-1024x768.jpg

[whvick]

Originally Posted by folkmusikfan

Not sure they ever had names but Gene Autrys Martin guitar and Roy Rogers Martin also.



Seems Roy Rogers guitar sold in the last few years for what I remember was over $500k.

I just looked those up. Regular spruce top on Gene autry guitar. I remembered them as white guitars. I guess light spruce looks white in black and white![emoji848]

[AdlGMT8]

I can think of a couple, when I hear these players these are instantly what I think of in my mind.

Clapton's SG in Cream, Bert Jansch's Yamaha Dreadnought, and Josh White's Martin 00-21.

[RP]

Originally Posted by whvick

And didn’t he have some Taylors?

And some Yamahas....

[Brucebubs]

Brian May (Queen) and his 'Red Special' he built with his father.

[Kitkatjoe]

Originally Posted by whvick

All that I have come quickly to mind is the Andy Griffith D-18.
What other guitars are famous like that?

It was played on over a hundred Hank William's songs by Don Helms. Don Helms traded for the Gibson Console Grande and had been playing it for years at the time of his death in 2008.

[Herringbone]

Emmylou’s J-200 😍🤗👍

[Steve DeRosa]

Originally Posted by Sonics

Probably the most famous single-cut Gretsch White Falcon in the world and one of the men responsible for resurrecting the Gretsch brand...

I think these two guys would disagree - vehemently:





- and just for good measure, here's a couple before-&-after pics of Neil's rarely-seen early-'63 double-cut White Falcon Project-o-Sonic:





Sorry, but these guys were synonymous with the White Falcon years before Billy even thought of picking up a guitar - and let's not forget the influence of Brian Setzer's $75 '59 6120 on the price of original Brooklyn Gretsch instruments in the 1980's...