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Originally Posted by entresz
It was cool seeing Les Paul.
I wish I would have kept the reverb unit. It was a rectanglular box. I set it next to my Father's Vibrolux and it was about the same height. If memory serves me correctly, I don't think it worked. I think I paid like $5 for it.
I am lucky to have a room in my house that is known as the Guitar room. I have hanging wall display cases on the wall right in front of where I sit. Sometimes I stare at the guitars in the cases. They are art to me. The GJS sits in the case where the D'Angelico use to hang. Its just as beautiful to me.
Originally Posted by BigMikeinNJ
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03-21-2018 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by BigMikeinNJ
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Les sure knew how to spin a story!
One thing I found hilarious was that on the "Chasing Sound" documentary, in his driveway there is an old Lincoln Town Car (I think it was anyway) - that looked like it was parked there 25 years ago and just left there to rot away!
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Les was a character. I was commissioned by a magazine years back to do a piece on the Capitol box set that came out on his career. I got to interview Les. It was great. I still have the tapes. Lots of stories.
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