Top 5 Gibson Les Paul players:
1. Jimmy Page
2. Paul Kossoff
3. Duane Allman
4. Slash
5. Les Paul
Top 5 Gibson Les Paul players:
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Ryan Reed
Where am I on the list?
Sebastian Hall
1) Post your Les Paul
2) Post playing and I'll decide
Colton Nelson
>>Paul Kossoff
If he hadn't fallen for the drug meme he'd have been one of the most famous guitarists of all time on every "best ever" list out there. His playing was special in ways few other's was
Isaac Morgan
Gordie from Big Sugar isn't as well known but he should be in the conversation
Do yourself a favor and listen to picrel, based on your list you would love it if you haven't heard it
There's even a cover of Let It Ride where he trades licks with Warren Haynes for an extended solo session, just a gem of an album
Luis Harris
>reggae rock
No, I'm not a faggot so I think I'll pass
Brandon Foster
Better Les Paul related question:. Pickguard on or off?
Juan Reyes
Off
Dominic Smith
1) Gary Moore
Thanks.
Logan Richardson
How do you cope with the screw holes in the top?
Jonathan Lopez
Zakk Wylde
Jerry Cantrell
Slash
Camden Ross
Too bad Zakk stopped playing his LP and now plays his pointy meme guitars
Asher Watson
That’s cause they look and play better pleb
Charles Long
Cantrell plays a lot of Gibson's but most of his AiC recordings were on a G&L
Jayden Walker
Good one
LPs play fine. People that complain about the heel joint are faggots
Brandon James
Right….
Charles Lee
Worked for Rhoads and Wylde and they could play an LP as fast as anyone
Zakk left Gibson to make money buy having a company with his name, that's it. He played Gibson for nearly 40 years before that
Joshua Foster
Nothing wrong with a reggae beat under a rock song
Your self perceived lack of masculinity on the other hand I find highly questionable
Joseph Gutierrez
You mean the sovl holes?
Julian Campbell
>Duane Allman
>Dickie Betts
>Paul Kossoff
>Gary Moore
>Mick Ronson
>Slash (on his original guitars)
>Zakk Wylde (almost positive on his original bull's-eye)
All played an LP with the pickguard removed and visible screw holes on the top. There are more I can't think of off the top of my head
If anything there's a certain cool factor associated with not giving a shit that there's big holes in the top and just playing
Jackson Perry
My ears are still ringing from the Big Sugar shows I went to in the 90s. They were absolute beasts to see live. During the lockdown bullshit I got on to watching comfy vids of Gordie doing Sugar covers from his ranch.
Charles Anderson
You put the screws back in them so they don't get lost.
Jacob Miller
I honestly think having the screws looks like dogshit. I'd rather just have the empty holes