Name: Pawn Stars: RARE EXPENSIVE GUITAR MADE MUSIC HISTORY (Season 8) | History
Uploaded: 2020-04-15T16:55:49.000Z
Duration: 5 min 54 s
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My earliest memories of, you know, as a kid, you know, watching old videos of Jimi Hendrix play a white early sixties Stratocaster.

For years, I've worked on records with Nancy Sinatra on particular clock.

All right, So were you like a studio, Miss?

Well, I mean, I was part of the Herman's Hermits.

With the silhouette, if you hear the silhouette to be playing solo, I actually worked a little bit with the Beatles to probably might have heard of the film Hard Day's Night.

Yeah, well, when gringos walking around at the end of that film, this guitar is playing Ringo's theme, which is the one he's walking about.

Yeah, I have a partial list of the records that I played on.

This is how many albums you've been on the albums and films.

I worked on films I worked on Goldfinger.

James Bond actually played the James Bond theme, which you point the James Bond theme.

Yes, of all the movie themes that would probably be the most recognisable.

One period, a 1961 fender Strat is worth five digits.

At least they're extremely desired, and one that actually played on big movie scores could be worth 10 times that amount.

But it's all whether or not the story checks out.

So how much you looking to get out of it?

Um, it's a 61 stress, so that makes it worth five figures.

Um, I'm gonna call someone up who knows everything about guitar knows everything in the world about music.

I'm just basically gonna ask him, as does your name make it worth that much.

Okay, so Jessie's stories just a few blocks away, so we'll be all right.

This is the guy that Jimmy Page would look over his shoulder in the studio and, like, figure out what he was doing.

I helped Jimmy Page advised him on a couple of things is you know, it's pretty stoked when they called and told me that Vic Flick was in the shop before my heroes from the sixties and seventies.

There's very few songs that he didn't play some guitar on.

So I basically need to know this being his guitar, obviously a very influential guy in the music industry.

60 won an Olympic white, Probably about $35,000 guitar on its own.

Okay, um, let alone with the pedigree of this guitar.

Probably more times than you even realize you've heard this particular guitar over.

Going to a collector at auction it easily, easily.

But if you say it's cool, you say it's cool.

I'm sure there's plenty of collectors out there would love on that guitar.

I mean, not just simply because of his big flicks, but because of the number of songs and recordings The guitar was used.

It's pretty significant rock and roll history.

I'm looking more towards the 70 maybe 65.

I mean, you're sort of a rock star, and that's my quandary.

When I go to sell this, um, you go 60 I will go $55,000.

I thought he was going to go down in the thirties or something like that.

I knew he'd probably go for 55 I'm happy now.