Les Paul BRAZIL 78rpm Tube Record Player Röhrenradio

[MrUTTEMBERGUE]

como brazileiro gostaria de agradecer esta lembrança de um dos maiores genios, tank you

[9981522122]

nices music

golden

the years 50,s in ingris

[helolima]

Thank you, Les Paul.

Rest in peace.

From Brazil

[bigGus355]

Rest in Peace Les Paul...

[tenbitbob]

Another gem. Major props to you for uploading this. You can tell the bass and "drums" were probably done first by their muffledness. As a one time practitioner of sound on sound recording, I tip my hat to the master and the first to ever do it. This was done with home recorded vinyl records, before tape existed I believe. L P is a still alive (90+) genius playing in New York every Monday.He has arthritis which he has worked around. You yanks nearby ought to go see, or search"chasing sound"

[razberyjamdeltaV]

wow. i've always enjoyed playing this in my jazz band, but had no idea that it was by one of my favorite guitarists!

[casimsalabim]

I always loved "Brazil".

Is it Les Paul with Chet Atkins?

thanks for posting it.

c.

[MusicManKevin]

It's all Les Paul! He practically created the system of overdubbing and mutli-track recording (he built the first eight-track multi-track recording systemm).

[Metallibanger64]

Those sure took a while to "warm up" before you could play records. I am afraid to turn my old hi-fi on today as most of the tubes it uses are British and are so obsolete that replacements just do not exist anymore.