Latest about Gibson Les Paul
Phil Manzanera on his Roxy Music Firebird, "Love Is the Drug" 1951 Tele and other favorite guitars
The guitarist gave us an exclusive look at the key axes from his long career
Scott Gorham on his trouble-plagued Thin Lizzy audition and the mod he's made to every Les Paul ever since
The guitarist explains that he'd sold his better guitar to Supertramp’s Roger Hodgson
Steve Lukather reveals the best electric guitar he owns and the one he’ll never play
The Toto guitarist also talked to us about his biggest guitar regret and the pedal that’s always on his board
Joe Bonamassa reveals the one guitar that does it all... and the one he'll never play
The guitar aficionado also tells us which guitar he'll never play, and the pedal on his board that he can't do without
Her Gibson Les Paul was worth four times what she thought
The one-of-a-kind custom guitar mysteriously disappeared years ago and resurfaced only recently
“Joe Walsh insisted that I buy it”: Jimmy Page on his “Number 1” 1959 Gibson Les Paul
In this vintage chat, Page talks about his most famous Les Paul and some of its unique aspects, such as its sealed Grover tuners and bridge humbucker-splitting push-pull knob
“Joe Walsh insisted that I buy it”: Jimmy Page on his “Number 1” 1959 Gibson Les Paul
In this vintage chat with Gibson, Page talks about his most famous Les Paul and some of its unique aspects, such as its sealed Grover tuners and bridge humbucker-splitting push-pull knob
Gibson revamps the Les Paul Studio with tonal, playability, and aesthetic upgrades
A lighter body, plain maple cap, updated electronics, and new finishes give the affordable LP a new lease on life
Gibson's Custom Shop recreates Jeff Beck’s 1959 ‘YardBurst’ Les Paul Standard
Boasting specs and aesthetics mirroring the original version of Beck’s cherished guitar, only 130 of this premium instrument will be produced
Guns N’ Roses producer Mike Clink says Slash made the Les Paul cool again
Despite the fact that Slash's original Les Paul of choice wasn't actually a Gibson, the man behind the desk for Appetite for Destruction and Use Your Illusion says that the band’s popularity helped put the Les Paul-into-a Marshall equation back in vogue
