Gibson Les Paul Standard (Duplicate)

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Had a bolt-on neck. Also smashed at the Motor Sports show

Jimmy Page talks about the guitar he used for "Whole Lotta Love" in [this interview with the Wall Street Journal](http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-making-of-led-zeppelins-whole-lotta-love-1401390281), saying, "To get my guitar to sound surreal, I detuned it and pulled on the strings for a far-out effect. I was playing a Sunburst 1958 Les Paul Standard guitar I had bought from [James Gang guitarist] [Joe Walsh](https://equipboard.com/pros/joe-walsh) in San Francisco when we were out there on tour. The Standard had this tonal versatility, allowing me to get a blistering high pitch."

This Image shows Kirk Hammett playing a Gibson Les Paul on stage.

Used on let there be rock and dirty done dirty cheap

The rhcp instagram did a livestream of them playing a charity gig. Josh used a gibson les paul for some songs they played including dark necessities

This is the guitar that Duane is perhaps best known for. He got it from ZZ-Top’s Billy Gibbons in June 1971, and recorded with it on “Eat a Peach” and The Allman Brothers at Fillmore East albums. After Duane’s death, this guitar remained with his brother Greg, who eventually traded it with Twiggs Lyndon, who kept it untill his death. It is now back in the possession of Duane’s family.

Used by Kim: 1992-2001 1992 -- DEGDBB (Swimsuit Issue, Wish Fulfillment, On The Strip, Creme Brulee) 1993 -- DEGDBB (Swimsuit Issue, Wish Fulfillment, On The Strip, Creme Brulee) 1995 -- BEGDBB (Becuz, Junkie's Promise, Saucer-Like, Washing Machine, Unwind, No Queen Blues, Bone) 1996 -- BEGDBB (Becuz, Junkie's Promise, Saucer-Like, Washing Machine, Unwind, No Queen Blues, Bone) 1997 -- CGGDDD (Anagrama, Ineffable Me, Wildflower, Stil, Heather Angel, Hoarfrost, French Tickler) 1998 -- CGGDDD (Anagrama, Ineffable Me, Wildflower, Stil, Heather Angel, Hoarfrost, French Tickler) 1999 -- CGGDDD (Anagrama, Ineffable Me, Wildflower, Stil, Heather Angel, Hoarfrost, French Tickler) NOTES: Kim began using this mid-70s Gibson Les Paul Special in 1992, and it was her main live guitar from then until its theft in July 1999. Gauges: .052 .048 .042 .026 .020 .020 (DEGDBB) Tobacco sunburst finish 2 pickups Rosewood fretboard 1 toggle (taped up) 4 knobs Black pickguard "Snoopy" sticker Serial # -- 503202 Listed as "SNOOPY" on '98/'99 set lists.

In this live video we can see Matt Pike playing his ’92 tobacco sunburst Gibson Paul.

In this photo you can see Sambora posing in the stage with a 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Tobacco Sunburst.

In this video clip, Mikael Akerfeldt can be seen playing with his Gibson Les Paul Standart.

he uses as slide guitar for open tunings for exmple he uses for i know its only rock and roll who is original in drop d tuning

Les Paul plays...well a Les Paul! Founder and creator of Gibson's most famous guitar, Les Paul does an interview with [*Biography*](http://www.biography.com/people/les-paul-9435046) where they write "Les Paul designed a solid-body electric guitar in 1941, but by the time it was ready for production by Gibson in 1952, Leo Fender had already mass-produced the Fender Broadcaster four years earlier, thus beating Paul to popular credit for the invention. Nonetheless, the Les Paul acquired a devoted following, and its versatility and balance made it the favored guitar of many rock guitarists."

Though Michael mostly used Flying V in his career and even associated with the Flying V,The first guitar he used in his early career was a Les Paul.Michael decides to be a V user after one Scorpions gig,which he broke a string on his Les Paul,and Rudolf exchanged his V with his Les Paul so Michael can keep soloing.After the gig,Michael fell in love with a V,and decided to switch to Vs.Nothing known what happened to this Les Paul after Michael switch to Flying V. (taken from http://blacksonata-hihi.blogspot.it/2012/08/michael-schenkers-guitar-and-sounds.html)

he did occasionally use his tobacco sunburst gibson les paul standard in 1995/1996. he didn't use it very often. there is a few pictures of it on the internet. probably it's most popular use was the whole concert at the big day out in 1995.

Phil can be seen here playing on a 1958 Gibson Les Paul.

I love this thing, might be my candidate for favorite guitar I think

if you go to the website and scroll down you will see it. not sure what show it is from or what year it is even from.

Rick Nielsen talks about his ’58 Gibson Les Paul at 14:30 in this video interview. “It’s nice and pretty. It has never been played much. It’s not relic.”

In this photo here, Steve is using a Gibson Les Paul guitar

In this concert at amex everyday live,you can watch jesse carmichael using gibson les paul at 3:28. He's job is keyboard,backing guitar,and backing vocals. The video published when june 23, 2014

Based on this rig image he uses a Gibson Les Paul Standard in Black.

John played a Gibson Les Paul when he did gigs with Marillion

1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Tobacco Sunburst

Curt Kirkwood's Gear Guitars ’81 Gibson Les Paul sunburst (’50s reissue) Amps 50-watt Soldano with 4x10 cabinet, 100-watt Marshall Effects Boss DS-1 Distortion, Fulltone OCD, Chandler Tube Driver, Dunlop Slash Wah, Morley Echo/Chorus/Vibrato, Maxon Analog Delay, Boss RE-20 Delay Strings, Picks, and Accessories Ernie Ball Regular Slinky strings, Tortex Purple (1.14 mm) and U.S. quarters for picks

In the whole vid the les paul is the third guitar on the right

In this photo you can Chad with his Gibson Les Paul.

Diana Green writes: "Bear in mind the instrument not only has intrinsic value as a vintage Las Paul, but also has significance due to its provenance being so well documented (an issue in anything arbitrarily deemed 'collectible') and its place in rock history."

Pete used a les paul every now and then; like on a T.V appearence for "Suitcase" and in this photo.

Ian used lot of Les Pauls and mainly Standard ones.

In this photo you can see him playing what looks to be a Les Paul.

Billy Thorpe playing a Gibson LP in Melbourne Pub Rock.

Brian has what looks like a Les Paul in this photo

"It is, it is! My dream guitar - Les Paul Standard! They made it only for their 120th anniversary but I like it from the difficult electronic system of pickups"

James is spotted using this guitar in this video

In the video you can see Takashi Masuzaki playing a 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Tobacco Sunburst. (0:29)

Michael play this Gibson Les Paul on stage.

Here's a picture of Lundqvist playing his les paul

This is the guy who made me believe that music can force a man to do horrible things (tell really bad music puns) I watched him playing this guitar live.

in this post dave can be seen playing his gibson les paul

In this video with ernie ball, eric talks about his gear. he statws that he uses a les paul as his main guitar

Playing 2004 SXSW

Plays a lespaul most of the time

In this photo, Bob can be seen using one of these.

Seen playing white Les Paul copy at 6:29 and throughout

Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip played a Les Paul as one of his main guitars before, during, and after the east coast solo loop tours. You might see videos or pictures of Luke playing a les Paul during the 2007-2010 PMT era. Mostly due to spine issues luke played a Fender VG American Stratocaster during the 2011-2017 Positive Mental Trip era. (Stratocasters barely weigh anything compared to a les Paul if you play it 8 hours a day) However during almost all the “Love Never Dies” album recording sessions in 2019 videos have surfaced of Luke playing a Les Paul again. It is said to be a “Walt B Les Paul Custom” in multiple guitar videos on YouTube. It doesn’t look like it has a Gibson headstock... but it looks and sounds exactly like a Gibson Les Paul. Walt B is a guitarist from CT sponsored by PHRED guitars and plays 2 different WOLPH Guitars with OBEL systems. https://shop.phredinstruments.com/artist-spotlight-walt-berger We found a bio on “Walt B” on the PHRED Instruments website. It appears he may have hand made this “WALT B Les Paul Custom” for Luke to play on the “Love Never Dies” album specifically to get Luke a nice Les Paul Guitar sound. It doesn’t seem like(going by YouTube videos of recording sessions and guitar sound chronicles) Luke has played any other electric guitar in 2019 except possibly the 09’ SG Standard.