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Les Paul & Mary Ford Live Part 2 Of 3

Guitar legend Les Paul and his partner Mary Ford performed this set live on The Colgate Comedy Hour. The episode was hosted by Abbott & Costello, and is available on The Colgate Comedy Hour Vol 7 ...  
 
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Metallica1419 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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haha that was great! I notice he broke a string at the end too !
addy93 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Here he is folks! The god of guitars! He made the best guitars in the world! Lester Polsfuss
mikeusat (1 month ago) Show Hide
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"The road to the Super Bowl goes through Les Paul." - David Letterman
WouterJ (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Les Paul modified even the very first Gibson Les Pauls he got, you should search up pictures of him with his collection, none of his original guitars remain in unaltered state.
darkknight91 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I know all of that. Just never seen the output on the face of one of his.
WouterJ (1 month ago) Show Hide
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You've got a point there, for all his influence, there aren't many players who copy Les Paul's style. He never used distortion, modified even the earliest of his Gibson models (including the ones he and Mary play in this footage) to have brighter sounding pickups and actually detested that powerful fat sound that the Gibson Les Paul is known for.
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I've never seen a male/female guitar duet before and especially not husband and wife.

Knew she could sing but never knew she could play. They seem like such nice folks.

What ever happened to music for adults?

Are we supposed to listen to gansta rap in our golden years?
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wah ! it's very old !
Cristian364 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Ha this video makes me laugh every time.
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That square guitarist in his band, some things never change! X

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