Favorite recorded Les Paul tone?

[Red Rogue]

Oh ther are so much. I try!

Peter Green - A Fool no more, Need your love... and many more
Snowy White & the White Flames - The time has come ....
Mark Knopfler - Brothers in arms (live), Back to tupelo...
Rich Robinson (Black Crowes) - Many good Les Paul Sounds
Jimmy Page - Since I`ve been loving you
Warren Haynes/Gov`t Mule - Beautifully Broken
Gregor Hilden - Record: Golden Voice Blues
Gary Moore, Allman Brothers....

This is a great Peter Green Tone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxgY9eEFiYM

 

[carlygtr56]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L6kT3PuzUI

 

[Henk]

This is a great Peter Green Tone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxgY9eEFiYM

Im with the free camp.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Quyn6vwvBho


Digging Derek Trucks sound ATM otherwise.

 

[Jim Sloves]

• Steve Stevens/BillyIdol--Devil's Playground <---WOW
• Fleetwood Mac--Shrine 69
• Whitesnake/Sykes--Is this Love? (solo)
• Cream/Clapton
• Neil Young--Eldorado/Freedom

 

[Grapeshot]

... but there was one who really influenced me with his sound, if not already mentioned

Tom Scholz and the first two boston albums - legendary

Yes!!!

'70s Ace Frehley, too.

 

[Elmore]

Eric Clapton on the song "Tribute To Elmore". Page is on rhythm. It is
the Immediate Label stuff. West Coast Idea is another one.

 

[mistersnappy]

The Isle Of Wight '70 tone frequently tries to come and kill me in my sleep! :headbange

:rofl I think I know what you mean...:applaude

 

[mistersnappy]

Clapton in '66-

Bluesbreakers (Beano), Fresh Cream and, if you can find it, the live stuff from Klooks Kleek in 11/66.

Like Page famously said, "Eric evolved the Les Paul and Marshall sound-he should get total credit for that". :jim

 

[Elmore]

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[Elmore]

Clapton in '66-

Bluesbreakers (Beano), Fresh Cream and, if you can find it, the live stuff from Klooks Kleek in 11/66.

Like Page famously said, "Eric evolved the Les Paul and Marshall sound-he should get total credit for that". :jim

+1. Also, that Free Live album is very good.

 

[guitarvoodoo]

Yes! I'm surprised I had to go this far to find someone who mentioned Kossoff.

Koss was mentioned long ago.

/GV

 

[classicrawker]

What no love for Thin Lizzy's twin terrors Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham? great Les Paul harmonies

 

[JRW8214@AOL.COM]

Koss
Early Gibbons
66-69 Jeff Beck
Clapton
Kirwan
Green
Martin Barre
Leslie West

 

[mistersnappy]

What no love for Thin Lizzy's twin terrors Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham? great Les Paul harmonies

i feel that love! :salude

 

[buckaroo]

Every guitar has a unique voice, and I'd say my Les Paul favs would be:

Clean - Luther Allison and Grady Martin

Dirty - Gary Moore and Dickie Betts

What are yours?

Paul Kossoff on the studio version of All Right Now. From the album Fire and Water.

 

[JDouglee]

Frampton Comes Alive!

RUSH - All The World's a Stage

Of course, Cream, ZZ Top etc

 

[Koko Brown]

Dunno how Jeff Beck wasn't mentioned.....I forgot him too.

That was my thought;the many tones on "Blow by Blow."

 

[jesone]

Early ZZ Top
Kossoff
Green
Gary Moore
And I'm really enjoying Greg Martins tone on the Rufus Huff cd too.

 

[talpa]

Leslie West

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iqj6XQ65OqU&feature=related

 

[mistersnappy]

This is pretty fracking cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwNX6Lcss2o

Listen to how he lets the D chord ring out at the end of the chorus. WTF is that? That grind is delicious!