named his album Firebird V11 (2008) after that instrument. Frank Marino has used 1960s Gibson SG guitars throughout his entire career. Bob Marley (Bob Marley and The Wailers) used a Les Paul Special. The guitar is buried with him in his mausoleum. Gibson has released a Bob Marley Signature Les Paul Special. Bernie Marsden uses a 1959 Les Paul known as The Beast which he acquired in 1974 and has used extensively since, particularly through his time with Whitesnake. Pat Martino uses a Pat Martino Signature model. He formerly used an L5S. Tak Matsumoto (B'z/solo) uses his own Les Paul signature model issued in 1999, which made him the first Asian artist to be bestowed with the honor. A number of other Gibson models comprise his collection, including a number of custom-issued Gibson DC's designed solely for him. Paul McCartney owns a rare left-handed 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Like many players, McCartney has replaced the fragile original tuning machines with a more modern sturdy set. He uses a left-handed 1960 Les Paul Standard (one of three known examples) as his main stage guitar. He also uses a C-5 in the studio. There is also photographic evidence of him using a Firebird VII fitted with a Bigsby vibrato, which appears to be a right-handed non-reverse model refitted as left-handed. Jimmy McCulloch used a Gibson SG and Les Paul with Wings. John McLaughlin has used many different Gibson models over the years, including Les Pauls, an EDS-1275, ES-335s, Byrdlands, a sunburst dual-pickup Johnny Smith model, an ES-345 and Hummingbird acoustics. He also used an SG on "Bitches Brew", Miles Davis' breakout fusion album from 1969. Ralph McTell uses a J-45, and records with a 'Robert Johnson Reissue' L-1 Pat Metheny used a humbucker-equipped 1960 ES-175N for much of his career, until switching to a signature model Ibanez hollowbody in the 2000s. Metheny has also used a Les Paul on occasion, notably on Zero Tolerance for Silence. Bill Monroe, the "Father of Bluegrass," used a Lloyd Loar-signed Gibson scroll-top F5 mandolin, making it the reference standard for bluegrass mandolinists. Monroe's F5 is now in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Wes Montgomery used an ES-175 early in his career as well as an L5 CES. Gibson currently produces a Wes Montgomery Signature model L5 CES. Gary Moore (Thin Lizzy/Skid Row/solo) used a Les Paul Standard and had two separate Les Paul signature models