Stan Cullimore

"Stan's quite involved in money," Paul says of Stan Cullimore, rhythm guitar player, partial singer, and his co-writer. Stan does not retaliate. "I use a Sessionette 75, and a Rickenbacker 420 — we had a bit of an accident on the last night of the tour and that guitar got smashed, but I've got a new one. I also use a Strat as an occasional second guitar."

"Stan's quite involved in money," Paul says of Stan Cullimore, rhythm guitar player, partial singer, and his co-writer. Stan does not retaliate. "I use a Sessionette 75, and a Rickenbacker 420 — we had a bit of an accident on the last night of the tour and that guitar got smashed, but I've got a new one. I also use a Strat as an occasional second guitar."

"Stan's quite involved in money," Paul says of Stan Cullimore, rhythm guitar player, partial singer, and his co-writer. Stan does not retaliate. "I use a Sessionette 75, and a Rickenbacker 420 — we had a bit of an accident on the last night of the tour and that guitar got smashed, but I've got a new one. I also use a Strat as an occasional second guitar."

In the video for "Think For A Minute" by The Housemartins, Stan Cullimore is seen playing an Epiphone Casino without a pickguard, as documented by MiNaNi on YouTube.

Stan Cullimore is seen playing a Rickenbacker 610 Electric Guitar in jetglo finish at the 20:49 mark of the YouTube video titled "The Housemartins - London 0 Hull 4 Short Film (Full Length, High Quality)" by MrMadPeanut. The guitar's distinctive body shape, dot inlays, and unbound neck are clearly visible.

Can be seen playing one from 13:10 onwards.