Jimmy Page famously used this guitar with Led Zeppelin throughout and classics such as Kashmir, Page bought this guitar while he was a studio musician and still uses it now, it can be seen in the documentary 'It Might Get Loud' with Jack White and U2's the edge.

The guitar was used on songs such as "In My Time of Dying", "Kashmir". According to The Met, Page bought this guitar in 1963 at London's Selmer Shop, and was firstly used in 1967, during his tenure with The Yardbirds.

You can see Eric Clapton playing Danelectro 59 DC

In the official music video for "The Unforgiven II" by Metallica, Kirk Hammett is seen playing a guitar that closely resembles a Danelectro 59 DC. Although I initially identified it as such, the unique pickguard and pickup configuration led me to believe it may actually be a Danelectro 4021. This guitar matches the distinct features observed in the video, including the pickguard, pickups, and knobs.

Max DeMarco can be seen playing a Danelectro 59 DC while playing his song Still Together, at 0:53 in this video.

On the stage with Danelectro 59 DC Electric Guitar.

On the Hullabaloo DVD, Wolstenholme uses a Danelectro guitar to play the main guitar part in Unintended.

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Throughout this video, Jonny can be seen playing a Danelectro DC 59. This is the only time Jonny's ever used this guitar.

You can see Joe Perry playing a Danelectro while doing his soundcheck.

In this picture from this page www.paramore.net/photo/dark-shot-taylor-guitar-327366 which shows Taylor in the studio, recording the Paramore's self titled record and playing a Danelectro 59 DC Black.

In this photograph, Syd can be seen playing with Rick Roger and Nick. The guitar he is playing is a Danelectro Double Cutaway.

Can be seen using a Danelectro 59DC in Black

Zachary Cole Smith is seen playing a Danelectro 59 DC in this photo.