Noel Gallagher 1978 Gibson Les Paul reissue. Only 20 made, Signed by Gallagher, profits from the sale go to charity.
https://www.guitarworld.com/news/gibson-noel-gallagher-1978-gibson-les-paul-custom
Long interview with Gallagher
Should be played on a Les Paul but this guy can't afford one.
https://youtube.com/shorts/8SbdfRQEKSQ?si=YVbk8aJRoh6x5sEk
Norman's Rare Guitars
Joe Bonamassa playing a 1967 Dakota red Fender Telecaster
Gibson Garage opening in London. I guessing it is expensive but it sure looks like a cool store for guitar lovers
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/gibson-uk-flagship/
https://www.musicradar.com/news/cesar-gueikian-gibson-garage-london-interview
@bill_graham Also, Orville (by Gibson).
https://reverb.com/brand/orville-by-gibson
Glad to see that CHIBson wasn't on the list! 😉
Normans Rare Guitars, Fender Masterbuilt WW10 '69 Stratocaster Journeyman Wildwood 10 |Guitar of the Day
Trogly's Guitar Show
Gibson London Garage video tour and showing the Noel Gallagher 1978 Gibson Les Paul Custom and Jimmy Page Double Neck SG reissue
Trogly's Guitar Show
Gibson's Collectors Choice Series- All Model + Stories
@bill_graham Jeff became dissatisfied with Les Pauls and Strats a number of years ago I recall from a guitar player magazine. Jeff had shifted to Ibanez guitars and talked about that in the interview. He chose Ibanez because that brand was favored by some of more noted heavy metal and hard rock guitarists.
It was about 24 months before I saw Jeff again and was expecting to see Jeff playing a hot rod Ibanez but to my surprise Jeff played a Stratocaster and don't recall ever seeing Jeff with an Ibanez.
Steve Vai is a big Ibanez player and so is Joe Satriani, two of the best firebrand shredders in the world.
Here is a man who claims the middle pickup on the average Strat can give you a way cool tone you simply can not find on a Telecaster, Les Paul, SG or ES-335.
https://youtube.com/shorts/K0KkD_UiKzo?si=wQ_N2uHCFammHAyZ
@robertdee Yeah Jeff was old school so can't picture him playing a Japanese superstrat.
I have seen Joe Satriani several times and he is more than just a shredder IMHO.
I have 4th row center tickets to see Joe and Steve Coheadline at one of my favorite concert venues the Boston Orpheum theater this summer. It is the Boston's version of the old Fillmore East I think. Great small old school theater to see a concert
Joe used to be Steve's guitar teacher and they are still close friends.
Here is an interview with them both where they talk about the tour and that they wrote new music together. Should be a night of epic guitar playing
Changing guitar strings video
https://www.musicradar.com/news/change-restring-eletcric-guitar-strings
@bill_graham Change them strings. Here is a clip of Jeff Beck magic.
https://youtube.com/shorts/YfMfuspVH14?si=cqCw98ZuJN9JDI6E
1968 Gibson Johnny Smith Double Archtop. A beautiful guitar
https://www.premierguitar.com/pro-advice/vintage-vault/johnny-smiths-fine-tuned-signature
Modern Tone King Royalist MKIII combo amp. It is an updated EL34/ 12AX7 1964-70 Marshall switchable tone.
Very cool features including independant attenuators for each channel which would come in handy for low volume practice considering it has a 40W output. Does weigh 60lbs though so would be a load to carry around
https://www.guitarplayer.com/reviews/tone-king-royalist-mkiii-1-12-combo
Murphy Labs 1959 Gibson Les Paul. At Wildwood Guitars for a mere $19,999...Full relic job and a Brazilian fretboard...Who wants a fully relic new guitar for that much $$$
Norman's Rare Guitars, guitar of the day
1970 Fender Stratocaster Lake Placid Blue
Now that we know how to change strings, a video from Gibson's master luthier on how to clean your guitar
The story behind Marshall's first guitar amp the JTM 45
Guitar amps are only 5% or the companies revenue with Bluetooth speakers/ headphones making up the bulk of the sales revenue 95%
https://www.guitarworld.com/news/marshall-group-amp-revenues
Guitar setup 101 continued. Intonation explained and how to setup
https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitar-intonation-tuition-jim-decola
It’s the higher-profile artist associations that tend to attract the big money – things like your Pearly Gates and your Jimmy Pages”: Why Gibson’s replicas of famous Les Pauls are commanding almost as much as vintage guitars
2009 Jimmy Page #2 reissue though a 1994 Marshall 1959LTD
Vintage vs. Custom Les Paul's: A long video but some nice picking
The Big Review: Are Gibson’s Murphy Lab Les Pauls as good as it gets?
https://guitar.com/reviews/the-big-review-gibson-murphy-lab-les-paul/
Some real beauties but major $$$
Norman's Rare Guitar of the day
1959 Gibson Les Paul Jr. Cherry double cut
When people went in to look at the gear they went in on jet skis… So many people lost their guitars”: Peter Frampton says he lost 44 guitars in the 2010 Nashville flood
https://www.musicradar.com/news/peter-frampton-says-he-lost-44-guitars-in-the-2010-nashville-floods
a long video on Framptons gear with great stories.
@bill_graham Water can do major damage to guitars! Here's a deal on a 1978 Gibson Les Paul - pre-relic'd!. Personally, I'll pass!
@rusty Yikes!, that is some serious water damage.
The cosmetic damage would not bother me as I think it adds character but the structural damage is concerning.
Might be worth the risk buying for $500 if a good luthier could fix the structural issues for another $500 or so, but can't see why anyone would pay $1600 for a Norlen era Les Paul with that much water damage.
Guess people think any vintage Les Paul is worth a lot of $$$.
@bill_graham The seller considers this guitar to be in "FAIR" condition! Fairly dilapidated would be a better grade!
I'd be afraid to even risk $500.00 on this particular guitar. I don't know if Gibson could remove and replace the neck or not. Even if they could, I'm sure for the cost (purchase and repair) you could get a much better guitar elsewhere.
