John Jorgenson, guitarist with Elton John, The Byrds, and The Desert Rose Band. Part One. 

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George… watch my interview with Les Paul. It’s broken down into a few segments and I think one is why they stopped making the Les Paul. Look up Les Paul Guitars…Why They Stopped Making Them. It’s on my RU-vid channel. He did mention his divorce as being the major reason. Best, Joe

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Going to check that out now... I've owned a few Epiphone Les Paul's , a few Fender squires and a Gibson Les Paul Darkfire No.215 ( I fell for a gimmick guitar.. But hey at least it wasn't the Firebird X.. lol ) And the only thing i can say nice about the latter is the red nitrocellulose made the solid body look like it was setting 5 inches deep in it.. One of the sharpest Les Paul Guitar's I've ever seen.. But you know what they say about those sharp guitar's, sometimes they'll cut you... lol. All the electronics started to fail but i knew eventually that stuff would .. what i didn't know was Gibson planned to discontinue most of the parts 2 years after production.. I couldn't get the parts from the part maker Tronical because they stopped making them ( I hope they've gotten the QC department straight since then ) I know the Fender Stratocaster is easier to play along with being easier on your shoulders, back and hips and the neck angle on a LP almost makes it impossible to set the string action low but it's still my favorite electric guitar.. A glutton for punishment I must be.. Lol.. Thanks again Joe, take care and have a good one... George

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I agree Steve… I had a 72 SG which I liked but it was not anywhere as good as early mid 60’s. The neck joint on the early 60’s was so thin it fit perfectly in the palm of my hand so you could play every fret easily. I also loved my 1974 LP Standard. Best, Joe

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Good call JT…..I’d like that too… Joe