How to Build a Les Paul – Second Guitar Built
Sunday, February 1st, 2009
Here is the second guitar. Hope you like it.
For more information on how it was built, see the description on my first video.
The “Blackman Blackbird”
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Here is the second guitar. Hope you like it.
For more information on how it was built, see the description on my first video.
The “Blackman Blackbird”
Duration : 0:4:45
This guitar is avilable from Craigs Music – Bodmin – Cornwall – 01208 77744
www.craigsmusic.co.uk
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yup, i was bored, and i know i just so happen to be wearing the same pink floyd, enjoy if you have the patience. tuning Db
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great song from Ben Harper (oops i forgot my pants, which is lying behind me on the couch)
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Les Paul may have had more influence upon the sound of modern rock and roll music than any other person in history. It was he who released the solid-body electric guitar that bears his name in 1952. It was built and marketed by Gibson, and, along with constant refinements and innovations from Les Paul himself, it has gone on to become one of the most widely used and respected electric guitars in history. Such noteworthy artists as Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page are all ociated with the Gibson Les Paul, but this is not Les Paul’s sole contribution to the world of music.
Les Paul was born Lester William Polfus in 1916 in Waukesha, Wisconsin. His lifelong interest in electronic innovation began as far back as the age of nine when he built his first crystal radio. He began playing guitar at the same age and was playing semi-professionally by the age of 13. The production of a solid-body electric guitar had been a long time dream of Paul’s. He began waorking in early 1941 on his design by putting guitar strings on railroad ties in order to test his ideas. He approached Gibson for the first time in the ’40’s with his ideas. He was met with reluctance because Gibson did not often align with artists. They only agreed to market the product in 1952 when the idea became a viable option commercially. Les Paul was approached to help with the design and production because of his familiarity with the characteristics of solid-body electric guitars and his popularity as a musician. The result was a beautifully streamlined and attractive version of the plank of wood that Paul had worked with.
By that time, Les Paul was already known as an accomplished country and jazz musician. He recorded two number one hits combining his talents with the vocals of his wife Mary Ford in 1951 and had also become known as the father of multi-track recording due to 1948’s “Brazil”, a dazzling arrangement of six different guitar tracks. Sadly, Les Paul’s musical career almost came to a startling halt when his right arm and elbow was shattered in a near fatal car collision. But being the dedicated musician that he was, Paul insisted that his arm be set in such a way that he could still cradle and pick a guitar.
In addition to his work on the solid-body electric guitar, Les Paul also marketed the first eight-track tape recorder in 1952 with the aid of Ampeg and has contributed greatly to the field of recording. He is credited with the pioneering uses of close miking, echo delay, and overdubbing. Paul has remained active throughout the decades, releasing a Grammy winning collection of instrumental collaborations in 1977 and playing in clubs throughout New York and elsewhere, but he will always be known for his help on releasing the guitar that went on to revolutionize modern music. The Gibson Les Paul has not changed much since its first release in 1952. Besides an updated bridge and humbucking pickups, the standard Les Paul is still the same guitar that both Gibson and Paul had envisioned nearly fifty years before. Les Paul currently resides in Mahwah, NJ and continues his musical innovation and work in his basement workshop. He is a member of the rock and roll Hall of Fame.
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Thanks to all who voted for this video. Unfortunately we came up short and didn’t win the guitar. Guess I will have to keep tuning by ear.
Check out the islands Darwin missed…Where guitars fly and giant acoustic land tortoises graze. Watch as one species of guitar emerges to make all others seem prehistoric – The self tuning Robot Guitar by Gibson! Guitar Evolution at it’s best!
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High Quality Guitar Backing Track – Mr Brownstone by Guns N’ Roses. The lead guitar has been removed. If you need a custom backing track made, just leave a comment and I will do my best for you!
- Drums
- Rhythm Guitar
- Bass Guitar
“Sound just like the real thing!” because it has REAL INSTRUMENTS not MIDI FILES!
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The Flying Pickets is a British a cappella vocal group, that had a surprise number one hit in 1983 in the UK singles chart, with their cover of Yazoo’s track – “Only You”.
This song appears in the last scene of the Wong Kar-Wai’s film “Fallen Angels”.
More info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Pickets
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Only_You_%28Yazoo_song%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels_%281995_film%29
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