bbbobb a écrit :
sinon clapton n'a pas joue sur blackie mais sur un modele signature clapton de chez fender ( il ont fait un gros plan enorme sur la tete a un moment et on a bien vu la signature!!!......) deplus je crois que blackie a etait vendue recemenet au enchere!!
Je confirme :
Clapton sells treasured guitars for drug clinic - March 10, 2004
"The rock musician Eric Clapton is to sell almost all of his most-treasured guitars to raise money for a rehabilitation centre for drug addicts and alcoholics that he founded on a Caribbean island.
"This lot is the A team," said Clapton, who will auction the guitars at Christie's in New York. "What I am keeping back is just what I need to work with."
Clapton has also persuaded the guitarists Pete Townshend of The Who and Brian May of Queen to donate instruments to the sale on June 24 in aid of the Crossroads Centre on Antigua.
The auction is expected to raise at least £550,000, although many observers believe that this estimate is conservative. When Clapton sold some of his guitars to help the centre five years ago the sale made £3.2 million, six times the estimate.
"These guitars in fact are the ones that I kept back from the first auction because I seriously could not consider parting with them at that point," he said. "I have picked out all the great Rock and Blues guitars. I have had great use out of nearly all of them. I have tremendous respect and affection for them."
The most famous of the 56 guitars which Clapton is auctioning is Blackie, the composite Fender Stratocaster which he said "has become part of me".
Blackie, which is estimated at £55,000 to £85,000, was built by Clapton from three Stratocasters that he bought in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1970.
He is also selling a 1964 cherry-red Gibson ES335, the guitar which he has owned longest.
It could fetch up to £45,000 while a 12-string guitar nicknamed Ivan, which Clapton co-designed with Tony Zemaitis in 1969, is estimated at £28,000.
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