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David is seen using his then favoured red 1983 Stratocaster during rehearsals at Black Island Studios in London, but swapped it for the black. This was the start of the second era of the Black Strat. David Gilmour playing the Black Strat at the Live 8 performance in Hyde Park, London, July 2nd 2005.
May 26, 2020 · David Gilmour’s Black Strat, the most expensive guitar in the world. In June 2019, Christie’s New York auction house auctioned the 126-guitar collection of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour. In total, the sale of all musical instruments raised the amount of around USD 21,500,000, while the Black Strat was paid approximately USD 3,950,000.
1994/2021 fender stratocaster black David Gilmour High end parts USA made bound rosewood neck. Used – Excellent. Yorba Linda, CA, United States. $1,995. $500 price drop. $1,495. Price Drop. Fender USA Strat/Stratocaster ST P/C Blizzard Pearl, Fender C/S Fat 50's. Used – Mint.
Jun 19, 2019 · David Gilmour purchased the guitar new in May 1970 from Manny’s, the iconic guitar store on West 48th Street in New York. It was bought to replace a black Stratocaster with a rosewood neck that he had purchased just six weeks earlier but which had been stolen in New Orleans, along with the rest of the band’s equipment, following the second show of Pink Floyd’s third US tour.
The instrument in this instance is a black Fender Stratocaster belonging to David Gilmour, and the story is one of the greatest in the annals of classic rock: the Floyd’s meteoric rise to popularity in the Seventies, their enduring appeal over the decades and historic reunion in 2006 to perform at the Live 8 benefit concert in London’s Hyde ...
Oct 21, 2008 · The David Gilmour Signature Series Stratocaster is as beautiful, powerful, and idiosyncratic as David’s playing. What’s more, this signature guitar comes with a custom case, an Evidence Audio high-end guitar cable, David’s 3-disc Live in Gdansk CD/DVD package, and a copy of Phil Taylor’s The Black Strat book.
Feb 9, 2017 · Now, David Gilmour is one of the most famous and renowned Stratocaster players, so it was only a matter of time before Fender introduced his now famous and much documented 'Black Strat', which the company duly did, way back in 2008. I actually reviewed the David Gilmour NOS signature Strat in the ill-fated first issue of Guitar Interactive, but ...
