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I only had a few hours there, so I wasn't in "obsessively photograph everything" mode. But seeing a Recording-style guitar in the wild, I had to get a shot.
There were a couple of low-impedance Les Paul Recording-style guitars at the show. Here's one:
I always associate these guitars with plugging straight into a recording desk. I have no idea what's necessary to plug them into an amp, but there have been a few threads about them at the LPF...
Not saying it actually was Beck's guitar, but could it be the angle of the photo? The cutaway looks pretty flamey in the photos of the painted guitar atop this thread.
I think that could be a late-'50s era Gibson EMS-1235 with a six-string mandolin neck on top.
Here are some additional details in a thread at My Les Paul, from LPF member Eric Ernest.
Is Winwood still scheduled to appear? In February, his Website had this announcement: "Update: due to unforeseen circumstances, Steve will not be appearing with Steely Dan on the upcoming Spring/Summer 2022 tour. The scheduled Steely Dan shows will still take place, but with Aimee Mann and...
Comparing this guitar to the 'Burst at the top of the page says it all. If it was a Danelectro or Squier, or a similar funky affordable guitar it might be fun. But for that amount of coin, I want something much more aesthetically pleasing than that. I'm sorry to see the new Gibson returning to...
I was looking at larger versions of those photos last night in Page's first coffee table book, and I think it's simply an extra coil of guitar string hanging off the D or G tuner.
It was quoted in one of the other many recent threads on Clapton, as joyless monomania seems to have taken hold of this pub.
Note the past tense you employed; here's the full quote:
That was from the start of 2018. Four years later, it appears that forgiveness is not an option in today's world.