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Pete’s Gear: Miscellaneous Guitars
Miscellaneous guitars, either used on stage or as collector’s items. This page is a work in progress.
| Guitar | Details |
|---|---|
| D’Angelico New Yorker | Sold to buy a boat. This guitar was used on Music Must Change and Rough Mix. |
| Alex Axe 6/12 double neck | This guitar was used on Rough Mix. |
| Gibson EDS-1275 doubleneck (White) | As seen on Chinese Eyes cover. |
| Guild F50 acoustic | Pete: “I broke it in 1973 in a rage of frustration in my studio.” Likely purchased from Manny’s in 1971. |
| 1964 Gibson Everly Brothers acoustic | Purchased from Frank Lucido, California Guitar. |
| Late 1920s Martin 00-42 | Purchased from Frank Lucido, California Guitar. Frank Lucido:
More Martin 00-42 info |
| Rickenbacker 360 (Jet Glo) | Pete was guest of Eric Clapton at a 1974 concert in Greensboro, N.C., where he played Layla. |
| Guild Merle Travis | Pictured in 1971. Purchased from Manny’s in 1971. |
| Martin D-45 (unknown year) | Pictured in 1971. Purchased from Manny’s in 1971. |
| 1965 Gibson Firebird XII Pelham Blue, 12-string (courtesy rockstarsguitars.com) | Used on Tommy Soundtrack LP (rec. 1973–74). Currently on display at Hard Rock Café, Boston. |
| Ferrington parlour or miniature guitar/six-string ukulele | Used in home recordings as seen in South Bank Show documentary, 1985 (for “That’s Alright, Mama” and “After The Fire.” |
