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“There’s going to be a feeling of loss but a huge sense of relief… I’ve had my time with them. I’m finding new friends now and they can move on”: When David Gilmour auctioned 123 of his guitars for charity
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In 2019 David Gilmour made the shock announcement that he’d decided to sell 123 of his guitars at auction, many of them legendary among Pink Floyd fans.
I could do without one or two guitars here and there; one or two guitars that I use less.
“They have given me music, I’ve loved them, but now it’s time for them to go off and be part of someone else’s musical life.
Was the love for acoustic guitars there before you fell in love with electric guitars?
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