Chris Rea
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Chris Rea's Guitars
In this photo, Rea is seen with his (thought to be 1962) Fender Stratocaster. This guitar is called "Pinkey" by him, and it also has a lot of stickers on it, and duct-tape made guitar pick holder.
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"I would save the blue Italia Maranello. Funnily enough, it's the cheapest guitar I've ever bought. "When I plugged it in and played slide on it, it was just beautiful. It's got great sustain and obviously the strings are quite high off the frets but that doesn't matter, but it sounds like you wouldn't believe. https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/chris_rea_its_funny_my_favorite_guitar_is_the_cheapest_one_i_own.html
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In the video by Fenderado, Chris Rea plays his 1962 Fender Stratocaster, known as "Pinkey," and discusses its role in his slide guitar technique.
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You can see him play “Josephine” in the video on it at Nürburgring, Germany on June 15th 1988.
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In the left picture you can see Chris Rea holding a red Höfner 176 Galaxy.
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In the video he perform Stainsby Girl live in the Peters-Popshow in 1985.
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Chris Rea · 2025
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Chris Rea · 1993
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Chris Rea · 1992
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Chris Rea · 1987
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Chris Rea · 1985
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Chris Rea · 1984
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Chris Rea · 1983
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Chris Rea · 1982
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Chris Rea · 1980
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