This Stratocaster had gold hardware, probably one that Frusciante used on BSSM seen on clips while recording solo for Mellowship Slinky (while recording Mellowship frets were already taken out as John didnt like new frets that were put on refreting after 1990 tour). This is cca 59 60 strat (not the same strat John used on BSSM tour 1991 1992).

Billy Gibbons received a 1960 Fender Stratocaster in Shell Pink as a gift from Jimi Hendrix, who admired Gibbons' talent while they toured together. This iconic guitar is featured in a photo provided by Paulgabriel.

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"A pink 1960 Fender Stratocaster. This was the guitar that would give most of the jangle to the Stone Roses sound. The single coil pickups are suited to a more subtle brighter sound. Squire being a massive Hendrix fan would inevitably want to play some riffs on a strat. He also had a big thing for the beach boys (Another group containing exponents of the jangly strat sound). Songs on which Squire would opt for the strat would be; Standing here, She Bangs the drums, Where Angels Play, Shoot you down, I am the Resurrection, What the world is waiting for. Story has it that it was actually a guitar residing or hired in to a studio they were recording in (possibly rockfield). And after using it on some of the tracks on the album ('The Stone Roses') had taken a shine to it and wanted to buy it. Never one to be scared of bold statements, (a pink guitar was about as bold as you could ask for back then!) it was soon in his possession. Although I imagine it was the sound of the guitar that captured his heart. If Squire's choice of guitars were his way of doffing his hat to his heroes. Then the Gretsch would be George Harrison, the strat would be Hendrix/Beach Boys/Eric Clapton etc, possibly the pink fender strat could also be tied to Hank Marvin. (Although his trademark was a red strat, he did also sport a pink one occasionally. It's either that or Gary Moore!!)"

-Here are some videos of John Squire playing his pink 60's Stratocaster. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tozNEbh9Pf4), (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNfHoPIxhXM)

-Here is a link to another list of squires guitars which Includes the pink 60's Stratocaster. (http://www.dawsons.co.uk/blog/the-stone-roses-legend-john-squires-favoured-guitars)

In this Instagram post, Mark Morton shows off some of his vintage guitar collection, including a sunburst 1960 Fender Stratocaster.

At 17:22 Jason Isbell shows his Fender Stratocaster

Tom Bukovac's "main" Stratocaster and one of the guitars you see him playing most often whether it's live, in the studio, in promotional videos or in his YouTube series "The Home Skoolin' Show." It's a 1960 Stratocaster in three tone sunburst.

In the music video for "Monday Blues," Tyler Bryant can be seen playing a 1960 Fender Stratocaster in Shell Pink.

Mauricio Durán used a 1960 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst, one of his earliest guitars, from the start of Los Bunkers until around 2010. This is evident in the "Yo Sembré Mis Penas de Amor en Tu Jardín" video by LosBunkersVEVO on YouTube.

In an interview on FREEZINE, world's end girlfriend confirmed the use of a 1960 Fender Stratocaster - Sunburst by stating: "[1960 Fender Stratocaster] 青木裕から譲り受けた大事なギター。作曲の作り始めにまずは手にする," which translates to, "[1960 Fender Stratocaster] This is a precious guitar that I inherited from Yutaka Aoki. It's the first guitar I pick up when I start composing."

In this Dec 2008 Vintage Guitar Magazine interview, Brent shared the following:

Q: What about the Olympic White 1960 Strat? A: Somebody called me, wanting to sell a guitar. I didn’t need it at the time, but boy am I glad I bought it. It has a wonderful, Stevie-Ray-type of throaty tone. I love it. It has an original finish with a three-color sunburst underneath. Q: And some tracks you used it on? A: On all of Blake Shelton’s Pure BS, which I produced and played on. Also, some Montgomery Gentry stuff I’ve played on.