Denny Laine

In this video you can see him playing this double neck Ibanez guitar.

In the picture you can see Denny Laine using a Gretsch Rancher.

In the picture you can see Denny Laine playing a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard.

Denny Laine played a Rickenbacker Rose Morris 1997 model during the early years of the Moody Blues, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Photobucket.

"In this picture you can see Denny Laine playing a Fender Telecaster Bass." This is not a Telecaster, but a 54-1957 Fender Precision bass, Note the contoured arm area at the top. This bass also has Kluson 545 tuners, Early ( dis continued in mid 1967 and never used of any version of the telecaster ) Telecasters have Fender "Elephant Ear", c. 1967-1983 or Fender Oval " Lollipop" tuners c. 1966-1969. Note: The Telecaster Bass was first released in 1967 as a reissue of the 1950-53 slab body Precision Bass.

In the picture you can see Denny Laine with his psychedelic Rickenbacker 370.

In 1:28 the video you can see Denny Laine playing a Fender Mustang Bass.

Here is Denny using a Fender Jazz bass

In minute 48:16 you can see Denny Laine using an Ovation 12 String 1658 Custom Legend. He played a few songs in 1976 during the Wings over America tour on it.

In the picture you can see Denny Laine playing a Fender Telecaster Hollowbody.

Here is a photo of Denny playing a Gibson les paul custom in 1970 when he worked with Ginger Baker's Airforce.

Here is Denny using a fender stratocaster

In minute 1:11:54 you can see Denny Laine using the same Steinway piano as Paul McCartney did during Rockshow.

In the Getty Images photo, Denny Laine is pictured playing a Gibson EB-1 Bass. Although the bass appears to be strung for a left-handed player, suggesting it might belong to Paul McCartney, Laine is clearly using it during this performance with Wings circa 1976.

Denny Laine playing acoustic guitar on live tv in 1980!!!

Denny Laine played a white Gibson EDS-1275 Double-Neck Guitar during his time with Wings. This is distinct from the 1975-1976 Ibanez Double-Neck. The proof is a user-uploaded photo.

(From his own comment on the post) "It's a '72 Classic Series model, same type he had during Wings, seen in the Juniors Farm video."(Also Helen Wheels video)