Noel Gallagher's Epiphone EJ-200 Auctioned

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music industry. Noelle Gallagher's epiphone, EJ-200 acoustic guitar, the one he used to write, Oasis's massive second album, What's the Story Morning Glory is? Hitting the auction block at Sotheby's. It comes signed, with a handwritten lyric sheet for, Don't Look Back and Anger, plus a Rick and Backer 12 string he played for a whole decade. Hitting kicks off online tomorrow, and experts peg the epiphone alone at between 45,000 and 60,000 pounds. First time it's ever. Been sold. This acts help birth classics like Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova, and some might say, tracks that turn the 1995 record into a. Monster. Selling over 22 million copies worldwide and topping the UK charts for 10 weeks straight. Sotheby's pop culture guy calls it a holy grail for fans. Straight out of Noelle's prolific era, when songs poured out like water.

1:00He gave it to a roadie back then, who passed it to a die hard Oasis collector in their circle. Now it's got full authenticity papers tying it to the album's creation. With Oasis dropping reissues last year and crushing their reunion tour, this sailed nods to their endless legacy, especially as Noelle's hinted at new. Studio time, while the brothers bond over Manchester City wins.