I bought a J-200 right around the early Creedence days, and that’s on “Green River” and some of the other ones where I’m strumming an acoustic. (...) I’m not a big fan of J-200s. They’re not mellow. I love Taylors. The strummy guitar on “Déjà Vu” is a Taylor.

According to an interview with Russ Gary, sound engineer of the studio where CCR recorded "Green River" in, he double-tracked this guitar.

Someone mentioned that Myles said it was bob Dylan’s signature guitar and that 175 were made

In this Instagram photo, Vic Fuentes can be seen holding a Gibson Super Jumbo SJ-200 acoustic guitar in Antique Natural finish, given to him by his manager.

"My manager bought me my dream acoustic guitar to help finish our new album. She's been with us through all the ups and downs since we started this band. Words cannot describe how much I love and appreciate you, Michele. So I'll let the guitar do the talking haha!!"

Alex Kapranos uses a Gibson SJ-200 Standard in this acoustic session for Oüi FM.

In this video, Jack Antonoff can be seen playing a Gibson SJ-200 Standard in a live performing "Somebody That I Used to Know" with Fun and Hayley Williams on BBC 1 Radio.

In an Instagram post by Mark Morton, he is clearly seen playing a Gibson J-200. The caption mentions, "Just over a week of Without The Pain. Thanks for listening and to everyone who picked up a copy on Record Store Day!" This serves as proof that the artist uses this specific gear. The post is credited to photographer Eric Ahlgrim.

In this photo, we can see Elvis Presley playing a Gibson SJ200.

"KISS Warehouse Today. Playing an awesome 1954 Gibson J200 with Fran looking over my shoulder".

In this episode of The Collection by Gibson TV, Mike discusses his Gibson J-200 at 18:04. Campbell mentions the guitar is a 1956 model. He mentions that this is a guitar he uses for songwriting on his couch or in his studio.

NPR TINY DESK concert Paul Weller July 28, 2015 2:03 PM ET Bob Boilen

There's a reason Paul Weller is so respected by his fans despite his shifts in musical styles over the years. Weller follows his heart and his tunes stay true to the times and his age. I first heard him in 1977, when I bought a British import of a 45 and later an album, each called In The City, by The Jam. Inspired by The Who, the music of The Jam was infused with urgency and melody. Then Weller wanted more from music and began The Style Council with a bit of R&B, ballads and even jazz. For nearly 25 years, Weller has been recording under his own name. Now he has new songs for us all and an album called Saturns Pattern. Here at the Tiny Desk he brings this humble collection of songs acoustically and includes a tune from what may be his best known record, his 1995 album Stanley Road. It's a pretty heartwarming moment — especially for longtime followers of his shifting but consistent music.

Jack Bruce can be seen using a Gibson J-200 in this video performance of "Rope Ladder to the Moon," with a good shot at the beginning of the video.

In this photo, one can see Jason White with a Gibson J-200.