14 famous Epiphone players
The ex-Oasis chief is a long-term Epiphone fan and had a serious Epi addiction in the band's early days.
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Noel Gallagher
The Vampire Weekend frontman has remained loyal to his Sheraton throughout three albums.
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Ezra Koenig
The Jefferson Airplane bassist has had a signature hollowbody Epiphone for years.
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Jack Casady
The Trivium main man's seven-string Epiphone signature is a mighty beast indeed.
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Matt Heafy
His sex might well be on fire, but his trusty Sheraton is, thankfully, untouched by lusty flames. Phew.
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Matthew Followhill
Clark is a Casino man through and through, generally favouring this bright red beauty. Nicely done, Gary...
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Gary Clark Jr
In the early days of the Stones, Keith could often be seen brandishing a Casino with intent. Brian Jones was ocasionally fond of an Epi, too.
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Keith Richards
Machine Head's frontman wields his signature Love/Death Baritone Flying V more often than not these days.
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Robb Flynn
The Strokes' guitarist has rarely been seen without his Riviera and has a particularly tasty signature model.
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Nick Valensi
The Modfather is a hardcore Epiphone fan and has been thrashing at Casinos since at least the 90s.
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Paul Weller
Scourge of polite society he may be, but the erstwhile Libertines man has always had an excellent taste in vintage Epiphones.
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Pete Doherty
The unassuming Fleet Foxes guitarist isn't afraid of bowing away on his customary Casino.
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Skyler Skjelset
With an epic armoury of guitars at his disposal it's no surprise that The Edge can ocasionally be found turning to an Epi to liven up a U2 show.
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The Edge
Yep, all of 'em (well, except Ringo). John and George both fell in love with the Casino, a model that Paul also owned alongside an Epiphone Texan.
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