Brian Ray

Ray posts, "Yep, Muddy Waters' old custom color Telecaster."

Ray posts on instagram, "Hello baby. 1953 Telecaster and I'm her daddy."

Here is a video from Gibson of Brian trying and talking about his '63 Signature SG Electric Guitar.

Ray posts on instagram, "Opening night with Paul and the guys on my new Rick Nielsen 59 Les Paul from @gibsoncustom Thanks Rick, I love this guitar! Cc @cheaptrickrick"

Ray posts, "The new kid in my house. A sweet early 1954 Blackguard Telecaster. It's a boy: 7lbs. So much vibe, so much tone. #tone #fender #telecaster #keef #blackguardtele #welcome #facemelt"

It can be seen as the fourth guitar in that photo with a 1962 Dwight and 2 BR63SG.

It can be seen as the second guitar put in that photo with a Gretsch 6118 and 2 BR63SG.

In this image Ray shows his 61 SG Les Paul that was painted 30 years ago.

The guitar can be seen in this post, "dot neck".

The guitar can be seen in this image beside the 1970 Marshall Bluesbreaker Combo amp.

Can be seen here in that instagram post.

Ray took a photo of this guitar and posted it on instagram typing, "My other 1957 Gibson Goldtop w humbuckings I use w Paul #outthere"

Here is a pic of Ray's ES-295 on instagram.

Here is a pic. on instagram of Ray's 65 "Silver Fox black" Epiphone Casino.

In this live performance video, at 1:41:01, Brian can be seen playing a Gibson Dove.

In this live performance video, at 1:47:02, Brian can be seen playing a Taylor 855 12 String.

In the video you can see Brian Ray playing a Gibson Junior 58.

In this instagram post you can see his Gibson Les Paul Junior.

Brian Ray is playing a white Gibson SG Junior at 1:19:00

You can see Brian Ray playing a Gretsch Jet Firebird at 1:35:41

"61 SG Les Paul painted 30 years ago for a nearly identical #thefoolguitar copy. With 71 Bluesbreaker Combo. #tonefordays #god #clapton #todd #george" Ray posts.

Rays writes on the pic, "The rare and awesome 57 3x10 Fender Tweed Bandmaster. Not a reissue- all original. Welcome home, baby."

Can clearly be seen here in the pic.

"I’m using a reissue Marshall JTM 45 head on top of a pair of 2x12 closed-back Marshall cabs. That, with the goldtop Les Paul, is a pretty great sound."

"...the BTR 23 (Developed for Brian Ray of Paul McCartney's band)..."

Listed on Brian's official Ashdown artist page.

Listed on Brian's official Ashdown artist page.