"Black Strat" played by legendary Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour heads to auction

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"CBS This Morning" got a first look at the most essential guitar from Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, who Rolling Stone calls one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Gilmour is selling more than 120 of his personal guitars through Christie's auction house. They include the iconic Fender Stratocaster known as the "Black Strat." Gilmour bought it in 1970 and played it on Pink Floyd's best-known albums of the '70s and '80s, from "Dark Side of the Moon" to "The Wall."
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@boataxe4605 5 лет назад

Pawn Stars, “It’s got some chips in the paint and that really lowers the value, I’ll give you $100.00.”

@MartyMcFlyV 5 лет назад

Best comment on here!

@paulk8716 5 лет назад

Ok, I’ll give you $125.00 but I’m taking all the risk!

@hansgrueber8169 5 лет назад

"$125 is top of the mark, Son..." -Old man in pawnstars

@andrewbevan4662 5 лет назад

Let me just call my buddy who's an expert on Strats

@andrewbevan4662 5 лет назад

'Hey Chumlee - where's that black strat gone?"... That old thing? I just sold it to a guy for $20..

@willmorris12345 5 лет назад

"best known albums of the 70s,80s and 80s"......

@nickklok4955 5 лет назад

Yeah! You forgot the 80s though.

@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 5 лет назад

Except in the 80s it sounded mostly generic. Which can be said about most 80s songs

@rudybigboote3883 5 лет назад

80’s so nice you have to say it twice.

@joe6096 5 лет назад

@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 The only 80s Albums done by Pink Floyd were The Wall and Momentary Lapse of Reason.

@krzekil 5 лет назад

But what about the 80s. And we really cant forget the 80s.

@jacksonfrazier6130 5 лет назад

Predicts 100k-900k *sells for $4,000,000*

@jasnterry1313 5 лет назад

I have a friend that tried for weeks to tell me "it wasn't that well known and would never top the prices Clapton's guitars brought".

@jacksonfrazier6130 4 года назад

nineball26 well yeah but they said they predicted it to be about the same

@MrMaybe2nite 10 дней назад

Is sold for 3 million 300,000

@EDAR96 5 лет назад

Floyd in the 80s was alright, but Floyd in the EIGHTIES?? Amazing

@jefflibby4784 5 лет назад

Couldn't disagree with you more. Floyd was the best in the eightees!!! 🎸

@shmooless3699 5 лет назад

Jeff Libby pink floyd in the 80s went to dogshit, I honestly think their best music was with syd barret on the first album it’s totally a genre of its own

@droner8359 5 лет назад

@@jefflibby4784 Even the 90's. I think the Division Bell was pure artwork. Listen to the riffs on "Take It Back" or the best one in "Coming Back To Life" The 80's also had "Learning To Fly"

@HeiTheDarkReaper 4 года назад

Shmooless aren’t you special you arent like everybody else you like unique things

@blackstormer95 3 года назад

@@shmooless3699 said no one ever

@guitarchris76 5 лет назад

I’m actually depressed about the fact that this guitar is leaving David. I think I would buy it and present it back to David. That’s a win, win.

@stevemaslow703 5 лет назад

he doesn't want it!

@kokothegreat5583 4 года назад

He's said he has replicas that sound better 😁

@brycenpace 4 года назад

It belongs in a museum

@kokothegreat5583 4 года назад

@@joeyvitale3241 true...the beast is what i call it 😁

@JesseltonGaming 3 года назад

@@brycenpace agreeew

@h91rex100 5 лет назад

Lol he did indeed change the color. When gilmour first purchased the strat it was three color sunburst. You can even see the original orange under the black in particular spots

@norestforthewary 5 лет назад

You should know Fender did that for custom colors. They would paint over the sunburst.

@petermosdal1372 5 лет назад

j2010 This strat was sunburst when David got it. He painted it black himself. It even got a respray when he removed the floyd rose bridge, when he glued in the piece of wood

@corneliuscrewe8165 5 лет назад

It was a Kahler, not a Floyd Rose.

@jackgoff4859 5 лет назад

Actually I think it had already been painted before he bought it. All I can find for specifics is that "it was repainted at Manny's" but it doesn't say Gilmour had them do it.

@h91rex100 5 лет назад

@@jackgoff4859 i think you're right. I do know for certain the pick guard started off as white and was later changed over for the custom black one.

@gpaRocks1 5 лет назад

"Oh my God! What a fabulous room! Are all these your guitars?"

@kelseacooper7867 5 лет назад

gpaRocks1 😂

@golfingcub02 4 года назад

"Can I get a glass of water?"

@sumedhhhh 4 года назад

One of my turns

@naijohn 4 года назад

Cheers to all the people who recognized this, Wish you were all here

@chandrakant5901 4 года назад

Wanna take a BAAAAATH

@lincolnosiris3665 5 лет назад

Didn´t change the color...as the camera swoops over the overpainted sunburst finish...experts.

@mouloudo 3 года назад

It was painted black before he purchased it

@stevemorse108 5 лет назад

Bless Gilmour for being so generous for charity....if only others would follow his and Clapton's example.

@rupe82 5 лет назад

Most celebrities give or do things for charity, there's very few who do not.

@connormcinerney7503 5 лет назад

bigj2637 “The guitar auction raised a total of $21,490,750. Proceeds will go to the ClientEarth charity, which donates money to famine relief and homelessness.” Do your research dude. It took about 5 seconds to find that along with thousands of other articles

@hansgrueber8169 5 лет назад

@@connormcinerney7503 Yeah that famine relief is working wonders in Africa. How many trillions of dollars in aid and donations thru the decades have been thrown and nothing has changed.

@hansgrueber8169 5 лет назад

@@bigj2637 Exactly!! ClientEarth are pedaling a bunch of bs for profit. Gilmour wasted that $$.

@connormcinerney7503 5 лет назад

bigj2637 You missed my point. Their goal is to implement greener energy means as opposed to fossil fuels. Less global warming = less failed harvests = financial stability for farmers and their dependents. The extent of which they have succeeded thus far however, I cannot affirmatively say Hans Grueber They’re working specifically in Europe, not Africa.

@GerrysGuitar 5 лет назад

It fetched $3.975 million dollars. Amazing!!!

@Rikalonius 5 лет назад

I've been waiting for months to see what it goes for. Making hints to my friends that they could get it for me for my birthday :P. I figured a million easy, but I was shocked when it was almost 4. Despite him wanting the buyer, or someone else to continue to play it, I doubt they will. It will be put in a display case somewhere. Hopefully in a place the public can see it.

@DrumWild 5 лет назад

@Ray Fabris Jim Irsay started studying violin from age 7-11, and then picked up the guitar. He still plays guitar to this day. His guitar collection is rather iconic in itself. Not only does he play them, but he also loans them out to museums, as well as to other musicians. It will be seeing more action.

@David-ry9ly 5 лет назад

@@DrumWild I just looked him up and he sounds like he is a decent guy, so I hope he enjoys his new Strat.

@curlylarrymoe 5 лет назад

That money will go to good use. Gilmore is not only one of the greatest musicians ever, he has a good soul.

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

@@DrumWild I don't know who thought of the Idea to loan out famous guitars to places, and get paid to do it, but that was a genius Idea though

@pizzamon795 5 лет назад

70s, 80s and 80s. Lol

@mustyguitar 5 лет назад

god damn, they have no idea how much i want to play that instrument. i wish i could play the 4 amazing notes on THAT instrument. you know the notes i'm talking about. 8-6-0-0

@callmeej8399 5 лет назад

Mustafa Can Kaya I would play 0-3-5 but to each their own

@rickfeith6372 5 лет назад

Show me HOW you make Shine work with that???? Its Bb F G E like Mustafa said

@mustyguitar 5 лет назад

@@rickfeith6372 it's actually x-x-8-6-0-0 in order, from the lowest to highest.

@rickfeith6372 5 лет назад

Its ACTUALLY Bb on the D string, F on the B string, open G, open E Like THIS: e----------------0---- B------6-------------- G-----------0--------- D--8------------------ That is how to play the 4 notes correctly, so they ring properly. Period. I've been playing this song for 20 years.

@jarrodkeiser9458 5 лет назад

Someone better play this. It just doesn’t sit right with me knowing that David is no longer connected with it

@gordonyoung1970 2 года назад

Gilmour had fender make 3 more to the same spec. The original had been chopped and stuck together so often it was on the point of collapse

@LG-xk2wh 2 года назад

And here it is getting played just last week. Best part is, it isn't locked up in someones house where no one can see or hear it. I was at the concert/collection display and it sounded so much better live than any recording could convey. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bEkr2SgNy4g.html

@klauswhitedreamer 5 лет назад

God bless you, Mr. David Gilmour !

@timetraveler6247 5 лет назад

In June of 1972 i tuned this guitar for David 🤗

@josemiguelcarrizo7373 5 лет назад

Where did It happen?

@timetraveler6247 5 лет назад

@@josemiguelcarrizo7373 we were in the UK lining up the Dominoes

@MikeHawk-tj3dz 5 лет назад

They didn't have tuners?

@josemiguelcarrizo7373 5 лет назад

I guess It happened in Brighton. Am I right?

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

In June of 1972 I wasn't even born until 10 years and a few months later!

@vremetal 5 лет назад

Long live Dave! I can only imagine how many times he picked that beauty up and poured his soul out in sound.

@sadman5916 5 лет назад

Amen, although there is something quite sad about the fact that he's selling most of his instruments. His legacy will live on, nevertheless.

@Spodie001 4 года назад

Spoiler: It sold for $3.975 million USD making it the most expensive six-string ever sold.

@jimihendrix1575 5 лет назад

You'd think his children would want it. If David was my father, I'd want my famous father's guitar.

@corporalclegg5057 5 лет назад

jimi hendrix his son gabe isn't much into guitars, he's more of a pianist, and Roman wants to be an actress. Watch the David gilmour wider horizons documentary, he says that in it...

@saravananv9375 5 лет назад

Childrens doesn't deserve what their father achieved. David knows that n that's y he sold it.

@robertclarkguitar 5 лет назад

They had and have some. Trust me. They will each have some relics. Not only that, they have their dad and his memories. But yes. I would want it. Hahahahahahaha

@radofficial4672 5 лет назад

Jimi.. I thought you were dead man? Where you living now.. what you up to?

@Rikalonius 5 лет назад

@@corporalclegg5057 Funny you mention Hendrix, since Gilmour's famous guitar strap belonged to Hendrix.

@Bilderburger 5 лет назад

Love it when these dolts try to talk about music! Hilarious.

@scottrainey2375 3 года назад

shut up lol not everyone has to have the knowledge you apparently have. just enjoy the video

@nucleardancemoves255 3 года назад

I agree with both of you

@Bilderburger 3 года назад

Scott Rainey Love it! You’re hilarious hahahaha

@samson_BNR32 5 лет назад

"the bridge and the neck pickup" while pointing to the neck and middle pickup.... "only he didnt change is the color" it was a sunburst guitar that he made black. it had a white pickguard for a bit too. god....

@cbly 5 лет назад

Only thing, lol.. several necks, pickups. Only thing original is the body

@Coopersboy7 3 года назад

David didn’t change the color. Fender painted over sunburst as a custom color back then

@frantisca 5 лет назад

Experts huh ? 3.3 million $ for a partscaster not even with the case ? The buyer had to line up additional 140 grand for the flight case :)) Wow ! Expert investment !!

@pumpalBo 5 лет назад

3.975

@frantisca 5 лет назад

@@pumpalBo Have a look at the original footage (starts at 4:38) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XQXjaZuz31Y.html

@jackgoff4859 5 лет назад

lol the first picture at 0:24 is not even a stratocaster. Great job CBS\

@DJFalkoHannover 5 лет назад

Haha ...first thing I noticed, too!

@DJFalkoHannover 5 лет назад

@Daniel Johnson I think its a Gibson semi hollow 335 etc. or some odd model from the 70s Norlin era.

@davelanciani-dimaensionx 5 лет назад

@Daniel Johnson I think it's a Burns guitar? A custom 24-fret model that he recorded the "Money" solo with.

@jackgoff4859 5 лет назад

@Daniel Johnson It is a custom made "Bill Lewis guitar". He can be seen using this during the Dark Side of the Moon footage in Live at Pompeii. He used this for the Echoes solo supposedly and definitely used it for the solo on Money because his strat only had 21 frets and couldn't reach that really high note he plays on Money. (The Bill Lewis has 24 frets).

@pritishgandhi6535 5 лет назад

i was waiting for this comment!

@echelon6068 3 года назад

David Gilmour is moust greatest guitarist of all time, there is no question!!!

@motor_rad 2 года назад

Feeling so lucky to live at the same era of this legendary man. Long live David, still getting goose bumps whenever i listen to your incredible songs

@bradleyrayson2955 5 лет назад

I just found it on reverb for 200, it's mine now

@rejectedcovers8790 5 лет назад

0:24 “from the 70’s, 80’s, and 80’s”

@markosgraveyard 5 лет назад

He literally gave away the tool with which he left his most iconic mark in the world in an attempt to save it. If that is not Greatness, then I don't know what is.

@Last_one_before_I_go 5 лет назад

If it were me, I couldn't part with it - I still have my first real acoustic from 45 years ago.

@sr0407 2 года назад

But it was for charity so its kind of easy for him

@robertclarkguitar 5 лет назад

It set a record. 3,975,000. The best is always valued. You wont find anything like this ever again. Nope. Today would be Mic and a damn PC. Hahahaha

@NXSProductions 5 лет назад

It should have went for far more given its legacy and historical value. 3.9-million isn't even a fraction of the money that guitar generated from 1970 up until 2018.

@robertclarkguitar 5 лет назад

@@NXSProductions I would agree as well.

@mindeloman 5 лет назад

I mean he and the guitar are well known together but nothing like SRV and his number 1, EVH and the frankenstrat, and willie nelson and trigger.

@alexbowman7582 5 лет назад

The previous guitar got stolen from New York airport at the time ran by gangsters as seen in Goodfellas.

@kimschroeder1644 5 лет назад

His original black Strat was stolen in New Orleans along with the rest of the bands equipment in May 1970 after gig at the Warehouse

@m.schultz8132 5 лет назад

All Hail Fender, All Hail David Gilmour! Master of Guitarists!

@omarcapaso7156 4 года назад

I imagine the guitar being given to a kid and him becoming the savior of rock n roll. Ah a boy Can dream 😔

@BlueberryStinkFinger62 5 лет назад

Rolling Stone Magazine hasn't had any credibility in years...

@cgall4444 5 лет назад

Like cbs both FAKE NEWS alt-left-LIARS that aren't Trusted any longer.

@jennifersman7990 4 года назад

C Gall Then why are they still around? And while we’re at it, why are you watching this video if you hate CBS so much? Shouldn’t you be worshipping Mein Fuhrer Trump right now, or did Mommy say you were a bad boy and can’t come out of your room?

@laishtondonba162 4 года назад

This guitar recorded "shine on you crazy diamond "

@jamesgretsch4894 5 лет назад

I think he kept the original and sold them the Custom Shop replica and no one knows the wiser.

@robertemerson1087 3 года назад

That would be hilarious honestly, obviously these people wouldn’t be able to tell the difference, lol.

@killinfilms879 5 лет назад

Anyone else feel nervous for how its sitting up there? Like its gon fall

@thenagainwhodoes7764 5 лет назад

That's probably a replica one

@mikestang679 5 лет назад

Big deal, Paul Newmans" Rolex Daytona, SOLD for $18 MILLION, he hardly wore it and gave it to an associate.......

@royfablooo2810 3 года назад

Wait you telling me Fender didn't have 4 way switch back then? And David needed to do something about it. Wow that's just amazing how these guys were that experimental.

@SpaceCattttt 5 лет назад

Look, they touched it. So the value just went down about 150,000 dollars. Seriously, though. David doesn't have to do this. He's one of the richest plank spankers in the world and can easily afford to donate his guitars to a museum (where they belong!) while giving millions of the money he'll never spend in his life to charity.

@BabbaZee1111 5 лет назад

God bless him

@svfutbol20 5 лет назад

A black strat with a maple fretboard is the coolest combo Fender makes

@thebandlounge 5 лет назад

I saw David in 2006, he was playing the black strat. Always wanted to see him again, but admittedly if that DOES happen, it just wont be the same seeing him without it.

@vedicmetalhead1029 5 лет назад

Who cares about rolling stones

@crusnikrage2337 5 лет назад

god they are such squares. I'd melt in that guitars presence. but I wouldn't be a square about it.

@Goodiebar18 5 лет назад

I certainly did yesterday when I saw it thought about touching it but didn’t want to be booted out lol

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

Hearing this just makes me respect David Gilmour even more. Just like the title of a Neil Young song the man has a heart of gold

@garrysshelton 3 года назад

He has given us over five Decades of Music - I would EXPECT he will spend time with his Family now... You may note he is Sharing Re-Edits of older Videos - Obviously he can make no new ones - I fully appreciate all he has done, and all he may yet give us, but I also wish him and his Family some well-deserved 'Personal Time'

@bojanarezina2352 5 лет назад

a bit like trigger's broom innit

@fredfloyd68 Год назад

I would gladly pay $200 englush pounds sterling fir that ol thing.

@mrray1830 3 года назад

The mod switch lets you play the bridge and neck together

@mcphotolock1 2 года назад

Gilmore CLASS ACT

4 года назад

the perfect stratocaster

@jeff551z 5 лет назад

Let’s face it, anyone who spends that much on guitar probably doesn’t know how to play it...

@slickcross 5 лет назад

That's a 3 million dollar guitar now.

@davidwall4949 5 лет назад

Nearly 4.

@noelmajers6369 5 лет назад

If I had this, I'd just play those four notes from Shine on You Crazy Diamond through a boutique valve amp and a chorus pedal for ever and ever and ever (and maybe that solo too)....please just go on making that sound ! Mind you, if I could have afforded that guitar, then I would gladly pay David Gilmour to come and play them for me.

@Drogers8675 5 лет назад

I think it will sell for $3.9 million. Just a guess though...

@jackphillips939 3 года назад

0:22 bought it and played it in the 70s, 80s and 80s😂😂

@grantcindrich 2 года назад

He did change the color. You can see the original burst on the left contour.

@ironking76 2 года назад

Good observation. It was painted before he bought it by the guitar stop Manny's.

@FTStratLP 5 лет назад

Not quite correct - David Gilmour did change the colour, at least a bit. He exchanged the original white pick guard (seen at 0:45) for a black one.

@FTStratLP 5 лет назад

@Cash Watkins Thank for this interesting info, I didn't know this. I personally like the look with the white pick guard better.

@FTStratLP 5 лет назад

@Cash Watkins Thanks

@melvynrutterreedbeds 5 лет назад

my local radio news spoke of guitar solos played by the black strat, like another brick in the wall. Dave said it was a gibson les paul on that track. Hey who needs accuracy. Anyway its sold now, so I can't have it boo hooo hooooooooo

@Rikalonius 5 лет назад

You are correct that the track and the first tour for the Wall was played on a Gibson les Paul, and but I have seen him play the song live on both black and red strat. And by live I'm not saying I was there, but via video.

@muckiemarfe2782 4 года назад

3.9 million dollars.. david and i talk about this.. hahaha

@raserx63 5 лет назад

Well , they knew it was a guitar at least..

@kendrickbritto8556 4 года назад

Gilmour is doing a better job than the studio dudes

@luissuarez8299 5 лет назад

La guitarra mas cara del universo y dono los 24 millones en Savar el Planeta esto solo lo hace el mejor musico y grandisima persona Sir "David Gilmour"121 guitarras subasto.

@asparagusbear3323 5 лет назад

Take that Eric Clapton..phft

@frankpaws 5 лет назад

3.975 million for that guitar.

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

I think he kinda lucked out on waiting to sell this, I highly doubt this would've made even half that amount 10 -15 years ago

@frankpaws 5 лет назад

@@ludwigfan3013 He didn't keep the money either. It was all donated.

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

@@frankpaws I'm happy he got what he did for it since it was for a good cause. David earned a lot more respect in my book because of this

@frankpaws 5 лет назад

@@ludwigfan3013 That was amazing. I mean, he could have kept them, or kept the money too. A noble man says, I have what I need for the rest of my life and generations of my family. I need no more.

@itaintmebabe714 5 лет назад

00:23 The first picture is not the black stratocaster btw

@keithling417 5 лет назад

Originally said it would go to the poor and homeless charity. Instead, he's giving it all to a bunch of environmentalists. I wonder if that was stated at the auction. I'm certain there were probably many who bid thinking it would go to the poor and homeless.

@UmVtCg 5 лет назад

3:42 That a normal number for a artist like this? And how many shoes do you have honey?

@ludwigfan3013 5 лет назад

I bet if she heard how many Steve Howe from Yes had she'd start hyperventilating

@dartarkana4279 5 лет назад

Sold for 3.3 million🤨

@pumpalBo 5 лет назад

3.975!

@dartarkana4279 5 лет назад

@@pumpalBo oh whatever

@codythedoggo7671 5 лет назад

@@dartarkana4279 big difference though

@Tjoppy 2 года назад

4:19 ok this guy obviously knows nothing about stratocasters, he only knows about money. Get away. Get a good job with good pay and you're okay. Seriously: what David did is add a (tiny but effective) switch to make it possible to combine the bridge and neck pickup, so it can sound like a telecaster. A standard stratocaster doesn't allow the combination of neck and bridge pickup. This guy is trying to explain something he doesn't understand because he's pointing at the neck and middle pickup. That combination is standard on a late 60's strat. A standard strat has 5 options: neck pickup only, neck and middle pickup, middle pickup only, middle and bridge pickup, bridge pickup only. David added the neck and bridge pickup option. What the little switch does is activate the neck pickup, in any position. So what you get compared to a normal strat is two extra options: neck / bridge pickup and all three pickups at the same time. In total 7 different settings in stead of 5.

@oscarcarreon3989 4 года назад

Epic legend....!!!!

@TheRahulHegde 3 года назад

What's the song at 1:07?

@Tjoppy 2 года назад

"What do you want from me" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bKJqJt5RLrs.html

@TheRahulHegde 2 года назад

@@Tjoppy thanks

@Tom-oy8nr 5 лет назад

If the person who wins the auction only knows how to play smoke on the water...

@MilesBellas 5 лет назад

Fender Stratocaster 00001 who bought it?

@MilesBellas 5 лет назад

@@lyles32386 Off topic.

@dre4011 Год назад

if the ''White Strat" had never been stolen in New Orleans in '70...................imagine that.

@PeteWizzle 5 лет назад

Points to middle pickup and calls it, "the bridge", nice one...

@MrMaybe2nite 10 дней назад

The guitar ended up selling for 3,000,300,000..

@MilesBellas 5 лет назад

4:40 wrong he changed the colour, it is an original sunburst underneath .

@J.Dove3D 5 лет назад

It also had a rosewood fingerboard originally. He swapped necks on it at some point.

@dr.debajyotibose2928 3 года назад

"best known albums of the 70s,80s and 80s".. Midway through the media guy prolly realized ,wait no Roger in the 90s. LOL

@JaksonMusik 6 месяцев назад

Пожалуйста включите перевод в титрах на русском или украинском языках!! Хочется узнать об истории гитар Дэвида😊❤❤

@vincenthewlett4329 3 года назад

some info on Gilmour and his charity donations.....Back in the 80s he bought a london house for £3.5m he later sold it for £6.7m......he said something on these lines.....i only paid 3.5 thats all i want back the rest can go to charity...................

@delhurworth6001 5 лет назад

Over 3 fucken million dollars,whoo who for charity 😍👌💰💰💰🎶🎸🎸🎸😂👍👍

@artmchugh5644 5 лет назад

I really belive the blue strat used by Katy Perry on her instrumental albums will bring THE BIG BUCKS !!!😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄🎸🎼

@WarofAges258 2 года назад

So does anyone know who owns this black strat to this day???

@ironking76 2 года назад

Jim Irsay the owner of the Indianapolis Colts. Paid close to 3 million for it..

@WarofAges258 2 года назад

@@ironking76 yeah I heard it the cost. lol but not who owns it now

@drinkingpoolwater Год назад

@@ironking76 i heard it was 6 milion

@joey337611 2 месяца назад

Funny the guitar isn’t being played really to make any music. I guess Dave had no control over who would get it.

@thebreakfastmenu 4 года назад

:28 shows the Bill Lewis guitar

@Midlanflyguy Год назад

Just think. There was nothing special about that guitar. It was just another Strat that came off the Fender line on a Thursday afternoon. Nobody could have ever known a guitar like that would have such a pivotal roll in rock history.

@stephencox7699 8 месяцев назад

Totally wrong. He did change the color it was originally a sunburst and he painted it black.

@tylerparker3024 7 месяцев назад

Man.. if only I had bought a football team, I mightve owned that guitar.. darn it

@AndyIsleman 3 года назад

Hmmm ? I wonder who has that stolen Stratocaster ? If it came up for auction the price would be like $15-20 mil or even more.

@alexmontel7024 4 года назад

i will refinish my sunburst squire strat into that black strat

@guitarguy382 5 лет назад

That guitar is a mere shadow of it's former self. 'Floyd at Pompeii' shows what it looked like brand-new. The only original parts on that guitar are (probably) the trem system....input jack....and the body. The body was routed for a locking trem, and years later Dave had a tech remove it and fill-in the cavity. Rather than butcher that axe, he could have had an entirely different body routed and mangled. God-knows where the original neck is.

@accidentals_hacks 5 лет назад

guitarguy382 my thoughts exactly

@jackgoff4859 5 лет назад

To that point apparently a lot of the hardware was stolen from it when it was on display in a Hard Rock Cafe since it wasn't behind glass or anything. So apparently a lot of hardware and maybe even pickup(s) were replaced in 2005 or whenever he got it back.

@accidentals_hacks 5 лет назад

John Smith legendary tone wood... strat-o- castre. Lollll

@guitarguy382 5 лет назад

@@jackgoff4859 Yes, I'd read that the knobs & pickup switch-tip had been stolen while at the Hard Rock. Again.........you're David Gilmour.....you've got a fat bank account. Why butcher a perfectly good axe when you can have a custom axe built? Grab a duplicate black body and have at it. ...*sigh*....

@1777DK 3 года назад

Continue to make music … Right … It will spend the rest of its days, in a well lit glass box, never to be played again.

@BaconTomatoCheese 6 месяцев назад

I’ve got my own version of the black Strat… Thanks for all the great music and inspiration, David!🎸

@Godisnotmyshepherd 2 года назад

Lol dude from christies has no clue david built a switch into the guitar that let him play the bridge and the neck pickups together as i recall the 5 way switch was there from the start 🤣