This Martin was the guitar used by the legendary “King of the Cowboys” in over a hundred films and 1,000 recording sessions between 1933 and his death in 1998. Roy Rogers was one of the most successful entertainers in history with multiple films, recordings, and popular radio and TV shows to his credit. This acoustic was auctioned for over $613,000. Not long after that, he used it to convince John Lennon to invite him to join The Quarrymen.

He bought it from a schoolmate who taught him his first few chords. This was the very first acoustic guitar used by the Beatle Paul. #2 Paul McCartney's first guitar - Rex acoustic The guitar fetched $791,500 at Christie’s in 2004. The resulting “Unplugged” album contained his hits “Tears in Heaven” and “Running on Faith,” as well as a completely revamped version of “Layla.” It is one of the best-selling albums of all time and garnered Clapton 3 Grammy awards.

This was the guitar Eric Clapton used on his now-legendary “MTV Unplugged” appearance. Check out these six acoustic guitars that cost more than your car (or house)! #1 Eric Clapton’s 1939 Martin OOO-42 They’re just wood and strings, right? Perhaps not. Home page The Six Rarest and Most Expensive Acoustic Guitars 6 Acoustic Guitars that fetch a pretty penny

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