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  1. Hace 2 días · Not simply a luthier and inventor, Les Paul himself was a fine jazz and country guitarist and an early pioneer of studio effects, including delay, phasing, flanging and multitrack recording. With his wife Mary Ford, they sold millions of records in the 1950’s and Paul’s influence on the sounds a guitar could make, cannot be understated.

  2. cartoonresearch.com › index › a-musical-up-roar-1936-38A Musical Up-Roar 1936-38

    Hace 5 días · Les Paul and Mary Ford would electrify it for Capitol. The Modernaires would also croon it on Coral. The Firehouse Five Plus Two of course covered it on Good Time Jazz.

  3. Hace 4 días · Title says it all. I've had the R4 on my list for countless years and have found one semi-local, that I'll likely purchase (assuming it plays well, which I'm sure it does). I was thinking of a vintage 60's SG Special, but at current prices, I'd need to play in-person before purchasing.

  4. Hace 6 días · The design itself was a little crude – we have Seth Lovers original drawings and you can tell that this wasn’t his instinctual way to create a pickup. “This was Les Paul in his ear saying, ‘This is what you should do.’

  5. Introduced by Gibson in 1961, the newly redesigned Les Paul Junior would feature a new thin, double cutaway body in line with the new entirely revamped Les Paul range. The new Les Paul Junior would feature a beveled, solid Honduran Mahogany body with the afore mentioned double cutaway body.

  6. Hace 4 días · I would recommend a Les Paul Studio or Les Paul Standard, depending on what you want to spend (as you want the "wow" factor of having a "real Gibson"). Save other bells and whistles features for later.

  7. www.guitarworld.com › lessons › joe-bonamassa-bruce-conte-les-paulGet The Pick Newsletter - Guitar World

    Hace 3 días · “I’m more of a humbucker player onstage, but I like P-90s because they roar while also driving up the ‘middle’ of any band”: Joe Bonamassa on why he loves the P-90s on his 1958 Gibson Les Paul Special – and the origins of its ‘TV Yellow’ finish