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What is that dirt pedal! Pls share!

Riggs is a beast. He made that thing sound beautiful. If only i had money. Hahaha!

I hope keep it ... It was your brother's...

Nice - but not worth 47k

Is there a spot in Birmingham where we can come and actually play the guitars?

Love it, sounds great. Also, nice playing Walter!

I know little but I would guess this is a 63 or 64. I say this because the bridge lies up parallel with the bridge pickup vs on a slant. I believe you see this more so in 63 and 64 vs 62. In addition, I think it's pretty common to see pots which predate the guitar by a year or two within these models and years. Another indication might be the neck shape... I believe they get thicker as you move from 62 too 64.

The guitar without all the pedals would be nice. I'd like to hear the guitar!!

What is the going price for a 1970 gold top deluxe ??

I have a 1969 Goldtop deluxe and my truss rod cover says "Les Paul Deluxe" in script. All the others I see just says DELUXE on the cover. So it's a bit rare.

I bought one of these in 1962. It was magic!

What did you give him for it?

What year did they start making the deluxe Les Paul ?

So ugly

Such a cool looking guitar!

Bonamassa is already on A plane to your store to Buy that Guitar, because He loves shit like this!😎

That one sure speaks its history in a visual way, what a beauty.

You find the coolest stuff...not just vintage, but vintage with a story. Have you ever sold something to Bonamassa?

That is one bitchin' guitar boys! Love the custom gold floral art, as baroque designs and patterns really give a premium, high-end vibe to an instrument IMO. The demo was very nice too, though I would've loved to hear some Neo-Classical stuff played on this fine guitar! Keep on Rocking everyone! \m/

Beautiful ✌🏼

Years ago I had a burgundy Gibson ES 330

Very nice!

Beautiful.

More bullshit

? NOT a fiesta red, even if faded.! As far as my iPad suggests. It just looks wrong from here.

Now THAT is a guitar. And I turned 15 the month and year this was born. And was wanting a Stratocaster, even then.

only pickups of brdge ? fuck

that thing POPS, best color!

As I recall from long ago, Fender custom colors did exist but were exceedingly rare and only began to show up in the dance halls around mid-'62. Being on the East Coast at the time, we didn't get the cool stuff until somewhat after the SoCal guys did. Even then, the Oly white ones were the most often seen, and I never saw a Fiesta Red Fender guitar until considerably later. The one in the vid is most beat but most sweet. Thanks for showing it!

We are blessed to own a 1962 in our family. I cut my teeth on my brother's 1960. They are fine guitars. Probably the very first recording of a Jazzmaster was in late 1958 or early 1959, played by (I am thinking) Roy Lanham on Bobby Darin's "Dream Lover." ruclips.net/video/wVHAQX5sSaU/видео.html

!966 was early enough in the CBS era where the bean counters hadn't yet compromised guitar QC (amps were a different story), so although except for Mustangs, offset Fenders weren't selling very well. At that time, Leo was still consulting full-time for CBS, so product continued to resemble pre-CBS. TLDR: '66 wasn't bad but wasn't quite up to the ones that went before. Leo was in business to make the best instruments he could. CBS was in business to make profit.

Nice score on this one! It's like a Jazzmaster version of my Jaguar. Same finish, same dots and binding, even the finish checking is nearly identical to mine! :D

My birth year.

Thanks for the demonstration. I live nearby Kalamazoo. I'm always interested about information from that era.

That is the holy grail or ES guitars as far as I’m concerned 😍 Wish Gibson would do a Murphy Labs reissue as many of us would love to own one of these but are not collectors and don’t have that kind of money laying around 😂

Freddie was from Texas

my favorite of the 3 kings: Otis Rush

This man LOVES. HIS. JOB. I know next to nothing about guitars, but I recognize expertise and enthusiasm when I see it. Keep it up TVG!

He was a Texas bluesman, not Chicago.

VERY. VERY. VERY Nice. Classic Guitar. Yes Sir. Freddie was AMAZING. Excellent Video.

You are so full of shit.

Made in USA Sideways..?

Hello. Looked at the site description. Looks like caps from 73 that Gibson used. From 1974 onward I’ve read that most of the large mass production builds were moved down to Nashville and the smaller scale specialized builds remained at Kalamazoo. The smaller scale frets were preferred by Les Paul as used in the 50s for fast playability and chord progressions. More jazz oriented playing.

Norlin guitars are actually pretty great

Riggs , youre playing is exellent.

Fantastic playing.

Beautiful. Congrats on avoiding the constant over-the-top "something-something Randy Rhoads" trope when discussing white LP Customs from the 70s.

Nice Steve Jones and RR both can't be wrong

My first guitar was a 1974 Les Paul Custom, which was the 20th anniversary. Absolutely terrible guitar. Two-piece body, 3-piece neck, ugly cherry sunburst, horrible quality plating that bubbled almost right away. Nasty sounding bridge pickup. The worst.

Jazzmaster faded also to that vintage white..yellow ..those white finishes again same as the LPB …lacquer clear coat ..