Famous Gibson L-7 Players?

[Dennis D]

I will no longer refer to an L7 as a 'Poor man's L5'. Anyone who owns an L7 cannot be assumed poor. If mine were the only guitar that I owned, regardless of the size of my bank account, I would not consider myself worse off not having instead an L5.

If I were a wealthy man, I would still cherish my '44 L7 more than my L5! It's value cannot be measured in dollars to me!

I can relate, Sky.
The best idea I've had recently was to give this '30's L-7 to my nephew.
Whichever way anyone would wish to judge or rate it, go ahead. For me, I'll never have a better guitar, and I'm happy knowing it's where it ought to be.

But man oh man, if I ever were to stumble upon another - - ..... : )

( Sorry about the sideways tilt to the photo. )

[skykomishone]

I can relate, Sky.
The best idea I've had recently was to give this '30's L-7 to my nephew.
Whichever way anyone would wish to judge or rate it, go ahead. For me, I'll never have a better guitar, and I'm happy knowing it's where it ought to be.

But man oh man, if I ever were to stumble upon another - - ..... : )

( Sorry about the sideways tilt to the photo. )

Please adopt me!
I will gladly accept you as my uncle!

[sgcim]

Please adopt me!
I will gladly accept you as my uncle!

No, please adopt me. I wanna be his nephew!
All my uncles are gone, and they never left me a thing.
Why can't life be like all those movies where the uncles leave their nephews a haunted house or something?

[Dennis D]

Are there any other vintage L-7 vids ? Sure hope so !

That is just too cool !!!