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Guns N’ Roses producer Mike Clink says Slash made the Les Paul cool again
By Phil Weller published
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

Reverb returns to Joe Bonamassa’s home for ‘Welcome Back to Nerdville’ mini-documentary
By Phil Weller published
From seances and trash bag Flying Vs, to Gibson-inspired interior design, a new Reverb film charts Bonamassa’s growing vintage gear collection – and unearths some fantastic tales along the way

Ian Bairnson's Wuthering Heights Les Paul Custom surpasses expectations as it's sold at auction
By Phil Weller published
Bairnson famously played the solo with a broken arm, and the guitar he used, which featured on Kate Bush's first four albums, more than doubled its estimated value of £10,000

The story of how Fender nearly worked with Les Paul
By Phil Weller published
Leo Fender saw the potential of Les Paul’s solidbody guitar concept, but the latter opted not to work with the legendary luthier

Gibson recreates Charlie Starr's beloved 1956 Les Paul Junior for a limited signature model
By Phil Weller published
The guitar, which once belonged to Georgia Satellites guitarist Rick Richards, has been a key fixture in Blackberry Smoke's career

Gibson's Custom Shop exactingly recreates Jason Isbell and Ed King's legendary “Red Eye” Les Paul with ultra-limited edition replica
By Phil Weller published
Cutting-edge techniques were employed to build the most accurate version of the classic '59 Burst, and only 59 copies are being made

Guitar Center's epic Memorial Day sale includes $200 off a Gibson Les Paul and $150 off a Martin Dreadnought
By Daryl Robertson last updated
Don’t miss out on this incredible range of deals from Fender, Martin, Gibson, Blackstar, Boss, Gretsch and more

How a deeply personal twist of events brought a beloved 'Burst into Vince Gill's life
By Jackson Maxwell published
In a 2017 interview with Guitar Aficionado, the country-rock six-string ace revealed how a sad and deeply personal twist of events brought a prized '59 Les Paul into his life

Musician’s Friend Guitar Fest sale has started with up to 40% off guitar gear - including $600 off a Gibson Les Paul
By Matt McCracken published
Bag yourself some fresh new guitar gear with huge discounts on Fender, Gibson, Electro-Harmonix, and more

“I picked up my Fender and thought, ‘How the hell did I ever play this?’”: Jeff Beck once said “there was no turning back” to the Strat – here's why he eventually did just that
By Jackson Maxwell published
Never one to creatively and sonically stand still, Beck – just as he had with the Strat – eventually grew dissatisfied with what he saw as the Les Paul's limitations
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