Pink Floyd – Ummagumma

Album 1969

The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1969 album Ummagumma.

Music from Ummagumma

Artists on Ummagumma

David Gilmour

Roles:

Guitarist

Groups:

Pink Floyd Spinal Tap Rock Aid Armenia Mica Paris & David Gilmour Deep End Hale & Pace and the Stonkers Jokers Wild The Ramblers Holly and The Ivy's
Richard Wright

Roles:

Singer Keyboardist

Groups:

Pink Floyd Architectural Abdabs
Peter Mew

Roles:

Music Producer Audio Engineer

Engineer Mixing Engineer
Brian Humphries

Roles:

Audio Engineer

Mixing Engineer Recording Engineer
Norman Smith

Roles:

Singer Music Producer Audio Engineer

Producer

Gear Used On Ummagumma

Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Pink Floyd – Ummagumma (1969). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.

David Gilmour

Roles:

Guitarist

Effects Pedals used by David Gilmour on Ummagumma

Fuzz Effects Pedals

Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face

Avg price: $870.50

David Gilmour had two Dallas Arbiter Fuzzes (one blue with silicon transistors and one red with germanium transistors) shown in this photo from the Pompeii concert. As Gilmourish.com points out, these two fuzzes were used alternately on Pink Floyd's early albums, between 1968 and 1983 (https://www.gilmourish.com/?page_id=9919).

Guitars used by David Gilmour on Ummagumma

Solid Body Electric Guitars

Fender 1951 Telecaster

Avg price: $2,762.76

The back of the Ummagumma album cover features a Fender Telecaster that appears to be a late 1950s model with a natural brown body and maple neck. Like several of David’s Teles, the “lipstick” cover was taken off the neck pickup. The guitar is later seen in Paris, France, September 12. 1970 and in Lyon, France, June 12. 1971. David bought this after his white Telecaster got lost during the band’s visit to the US in July 1968 and luckily it was the only instrument that didn’t get stolen in May 1970.