Mark Knopfler – A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2002 album A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture).
Music from A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture)
Artists on A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture)
Gear Used On A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Mark Knopfler – A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture) (2002). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Guitars used by Mark Knopfler on A Shot at Glory (Music from the Motion Picture)
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
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Mark Knopfler is confirmed to use a Gibson ES-350T, which he acquired in the mid-1980s from Rudy Pensa. In an interview with Neil McCormick for The Telegraph in 2012, Knopfler reflected on his early musical influences, stating: “I fell in love with songs when I was very, very small. Chuck Berry made a huge impression, where the rhythm of the lyrics is as important as the music, there’s a ricocheting effect.” Furthermore, Knopfler utilized this Gibson ES-350T while producing Willy DeVille's 1987 album Miracle, specifically playing it through a Fender Vibrolux for his solo on DeVille’s cover of Van Morrison's "Could You Would You?" These details are corroborated by the source "Mark Knopfler and his guitars" on Oneverybootleg.nl.
