Manny Charlton

In this video Manny can be seen rockin' his Falcon.

Manny Charlton's main guitar for the Nazareth years which he said he sold to pay off a lawyer. A 1960 Les Paul Custom used for the majority of recording on Hair Of The Dog album and the bands touring in the 1970's.

In this photo, Manny can be seen with what appears to be a Gibson Flying V Custom.

You can see Manny with a Cream Fender Telecaster with a Bigsby Vibrato Bridge.

In the YouTube video titled "Nazareth - Miss Misery (Austrian TV, 1975)," uploaded by Spotlight Music Show on September 21, 2017, at the 2:56 mark, guitarist Manny Charlton is clearly seen playing a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar. During this live performance in 1975, he switches from a Gibson Les Paul to the Stratocaster for the lead parts of "Miss Misery."

In the YouTube video "Manny Charlton’s (Nazareth) Guitar Rig: The Fluffy Jackets: 'Something from Nothing' Ep. 6," uploaded by The Fluffy Jackets on October 20, 2019, Manny Charlton is visibly playing a Danelectro 59 DC guitar at the 5:36 mark. The guitar is identifiable by its solid-body DC shape and distinctive Danelectro headstock. Charlton mentions in the video,

The reason I got it was because Jimmy Page was playing early Danelectros, and I thought, 'Good enough for him, good enough for me!

This statement, along with the visual confirmation, verifies Charlton's use of the Danelectro 59 DC guitar.

In the YouTube video "Manny Charlton’s (Nazareth) Guitar Rig: The Fluffy Jackets: 'Something from Nothing' Ep. 6," uploaded by The Fluffy Jackets on October 20, 2019, Manny Charlton is visibly playing a Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar at the 6:28 mark. The guitar is identifiable by its Les Paul Junior shape and headstock. Charlton mentions in the video,

This is my Les Paul Junior. Bought this in the seventies for a hundred and twenty-five bucks, and it’s a Gibson.

This statement, along with the visual confirmation, verifies Charlton's use of the Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar.