It’s very comforting to know that Gibson is now in the hands of true lovers of our art/love/heart! Just a few short years ago it was looking like we were gonna lose Gibson forever! The future is looking good for Gibson!!
The Gibson brand president is a huge Black Sabbath fan and It all started when he was a kid with Black Sabbath one and a Spanish acoustic guitar.. that is the Absolute Coolest Thing I could ever hear 👍👍👍
Not only that, but I've seen him jamming with the guys from Megadeth and he can hang with Tornado of Souls and so on. No matter who you are... if you can hang with those guys, you're a guitarrist. And he was genuinely having FUN.
i mean its the gold standard , the rolexs of guitars (priced that way aswell) i mean u can get the same sounds from a jackson king V as a gibson flying v but its more then that its the wood, gibson usa pickups,nitro laquer) but if u just wanna have a killer sound you dont NEED a gibson but every guitairst WANTS one myself included my dream guitar is a white 70s V
good for u... keep them all locked up so they can't even be viewed and admired unless you're a personal friend of Cesar. They'd be better off in a museum or a Hard Rock Cafe somewhere. Just another CEO flaunting the bling. My opinon.
As a lifelong Gibson fan, nothing has made me more excited about Gibson's future than seeing Cesar, James, Mark, and others at the helm. People who truly love and care about Gibson, not just the bottom line. Thank you for all you're doing.
I'm starting to feel this too. It's taken me a while, because it's really a gigantic road block for me, but I get turned off really easy by the "corporate" lingo. A man was hired to help grow my father's business grow who talked all that talk like "growing the brand", "bringing things to the table", he ran our 45 year family business into bankruptcy and we all lost just about everything. he stole from us under the guise of spending what it takes to make more money, ultimately over a 5 year period he flew all over the country taking friends out to eat and driving really nice cars and staying in 5 star hotels every trip, never made one deal and not one meeting with any of the big corporations happened. So when I hear a lot of that chit chat about the Gibson BRAND, it's nauseating. I get it, and I'm really easing up on how Gibson is talked about in this regard because as you stated it, it's refreshing to see how these guys love and care for Gibson without mentioning profit or the bottom line constantly. I have the hopes that the new president, JC, can keep the corporate talk in the board room. Thing is, we all get that it's a business and it needs to show profit but when I watch videos about guitars, amps, pedals, etc. etc, I could care less about all that. It's just not the appropriate time. I've never picked up any of my Gibson Les Paul's and thought "At least the brand is in profitable territory now", I'm running chords and melodies in my head that I want to finish a song with. Long rant, I know. I needed to get that off my chest, your comment spurred a few thoughts.
But the bad thing is the guitars are still shit! I recently purchased a SG special, the nut was terrible and the bridge P90 was microphonic. So how much better have they gotten?
True stewards of the brand that have become the heart and soul of Gibson. Incredible leadership. Insightful, creative, inspiring. I’m proud to be a Gibson player.
Agnesi plays no part in “running” Gibson, he was hired to put out some dumb shit about bringing litigation against other guitar manufacturers who were/are doing better in designing innovating & selling their products. Oh’ he also had something to do with these video promos.
@@21sungalute.42 I think he was referring to Cesar, not Mark. The reality is players like their Gibsons to be traditional. Gibson released a lot of modern design models in the 80's and 90's and players hated them. Even changes that were useful and subtle like the automatic tuners, people hated.
@@blastofo I worked at the Gibson factory from 2005-2019. Cesar is no better than Mark. There are great people working at the factory but dudes like them get all the credit.
@@blastofo "The reality is players like their Gibsons to be traditional," yet, you're praising automatic tuners as useful and claiming they're subtle? People were right to hate automatic tuners. Fact is, what holds Gibson back is their attention to tradition. Once the Boomers die, there's not going to be many people buying Gibsons or caring about them considering younger generations tend to lean towards Fender, PRS, and Ernie Ball Music Man or brands like LTD and Schecter who have modernized traditional designs. Also, suing those companies certainly didn't do Gibson any favors in attracting a broader customer base.
@@zachsabbath1 People thought guitars were going to be dead when new wave got big in the beginning of the 80’s. You cant predict the future. Whats popular as far as instruments and brands go, is determined by relevant and popular artists and what gear they use. And the robot tuners were great. They looked stock, and they eliminated the need for multiple guitars for different tunings.
Like everyone else has said. It’s so good to see Gibson finally in the hands of true players. Now if they could just get prices a little better. I make $100k a year and even for me, paying damn near $10k for an R9 is insanity.
How incredible.. I've been sucking up every bit of Gibson history I've been able to find since I was a kid. With a little luck hopefully I'll be an owner of a Gibson piece of history someday. I've had the same Epiphone Les Paul for ten years and I love it but someday I know I'll get there. Thank you for posting this!
@@vladimirpoutine7522 I thought the burst ledgers were lost, they left them behind at the original building I heard, and they have since gone missing! They offered a reward for them a while back of like $60.0000!
@@S-T-E-V-E My bad you are 100% correct. I miscommunicated my point. The modern ledgers(post-1961) is posted on the forum. The ledger for all guitars built during the burst years is a modern record of all known bursts with pictures(is what I meant to say).
Guys that was the coolest “the collection” show yet!! The only “V” missing was the Lonnie Mac. Which I’m sure that Cesar has in storage somewhere!!ahhah! Thanks man! Or men. Time well spent. Thank you for sharing!
The routing for the inlays on the 59’ burst at 21:21 tells you everything you need to know about these things. They were not perfect by any stretch of the imagination. Amazing when people complain about minute details and errors on modern American and custom shop models when in reality the most coveted guitars that they are based on were full of imperfections, there were no master builders in the 50s and 60s just guys building instruments. Luckily though they seemed to get the most important thing right back then, the sound.
Mark still gets that little smirk right before he opens a case. Watch his face every time he releases the latches on the cases. Love Gibson, Dream Gibson. One day again I pray.
I hate to think how he would bastardize each and every one of these guitars before he jacks the prices up on them and puts them all on Reverb. I wouldnt let that dude near my guitars. Especially not with a screwdriver. No, trogly. You don't need to take apart every single guitar you handle. Smh. The dude is a joke IMO. Hes a guitar have-er. Not a guitar player. You know what I mean. The tuners could be in their original positions with screws in their original positions and hell take it all out, pile it up, and just put anything back anywhere. Dude has zero respect for vintage guitars whatsoever. He just sees them as money making opportunities.
I needed this uplift guys! Going through some stuff and this just really brought a smile and a short escape for me. Thank you Cesar for sharing. Love Marks enthusiasm and love!
Another exceptional episode. I wasn't sure that this one would be as interesting as the collections of known players. But, it made me really glad that Gibson ( a company that I truly love) is in this man's hands.
Proof is in the product. Recently purchased 2 SGs from the original collection. And wow some of the best guitars I’ve ever played. So glad to see Gibson guitars being run the way it should be. Bringing respect back to the brand. So excited to see what the future holds under this leadership. Great work.
I bought and paid for my first Gibson in late 2016 and got it around March of 2017. It's a 2017 Gibson SG Standard and I still play it today. It was slightly before the new ownership, but it still plays as great as the day I got it. Looking forward to the day I get my second Gibson.
I love that Cesar is equally into acoustics as well as electrics , I also have the same passion for acoustics , the acoustic sound is so pure and the electric sound is so purely ELECTRIC !! HAW !!
I own one old Gibson LG-O acoustic made in 1958 and it is a great, vibey old guitar. That old Goldtop with PAFs with all of the checking and some fading into that green color…..I’ll bet that guitar has some stories to tell. Thank you Cesar for opening your home to us and showing us these beautiful pieces of history. What a collection! And it is obvious that you love rock music and the artists that have made it great. I feel better about someone like you having these instruments to appreciate and to still play them. So cool. Thanks Mark for another great interview and episode. This stuff never gets old does it?
That, was a privilege just to watch. awesome to just watch you guys, Dave and Ritchie, admiring the silverbursts (I adore my silverburst... I needs a partner, so...) THAT, was the best collection of Gibbo's I have ever witnessed, in life, film or print, in my 30+ years of playing. Best regards from the UK. We make the amps, you do the guitars...! BIG LOVE TO Y'ALL
Gibson has really been killing it since Cesar took over. I've got a couple from 2015/16 and 3 I've bought in the past year and there's a huge difference(not that the others were bad, some of the best guitars I've played). Now hopefully he just brings back the LP Supreme and Custom to the Gibson USA line so I can sleep at night.
Got me my first proper Gibson recently and I'm infatuated ! Gibson Sg standard! Also I really appreciate the fact that the new president of Gibson is also a guitar nut! Probably why their quality has improved significantly throughout the Gibson and Epiphone stuff over the last five years.
Cesar is the best thing that’s happened to Gibson in a long time. Having Mark along is such a good fit. Dream jobs. Yes they can be pricey but it is a private company so they are beholding to their parent company and profit is key. I think they’re listening to the consumer as they’re really pushing the more affordable Epiphone line pretty hard in competition with Squire. I have had and have a bunch of Gibson’s (some great and some average but none terrible) and I have to say my 2022 58 Murphy Lab LP in THE best LP I’ve ever played. It’s Wildwood spec’d so even better. Cheers Gibson, I’m a fan for life.
I can't afford any of the vintage stuff, but I recently purchased a Standard 50's AAA top Les Paul from Sweetwater and I absolutely love it. My first Gibson but it won't be my last. My next purchase will be a Gibson Custom Murphy Lab. I think that will be the one that get's buried with me.
Am surprised they do not mention "weight" as it is a very important component of the Les Pauls and their individual tones. I have owned probably 25 plus later 50's Customs and most are 9.5 lbs to 11 lbs. I recently bought a '59 and it weighs under 8.5 lbs, the lightest one I have ever seen. It sounds heads and tails over every other one I've heard. Even ECs 58 that I played on a gig one night did not come close to this one. Has to be the weight dimension? Thank you Cesar! Great program Senior...
I really like that in these documentaries the brand is taking an interest in music, instruments rather than presenting its products. I wanted to comment on this in a video by Dwezeel Zappa where Fenders also appeared. Now they also introduce a piano and this is really something very nice from the brand.
Mad respect for Cesar he really know his Craft and is passionate about it, the instrument and the music, has some Steve Jobs vibes as well, I know Gibson it's in good hands with guys like Mark and Cesar! Be safe guys and good job!
My second guitar ( first guitar I bought myself ) was either a 79’ or 80’ SG. I saved up my money for a year, I was 14 or 15 years old. I walked into Mannies in Manhattan and bought an Ivory / cream white SG with the small black pick guard. To this day I regret selling it. Hoping this color comes back as an option on the Standard line. It’s good to see the company is being ran by guys that love everything about it 🤙
such passion can simply only be JC's successor. Wonderful footage and the starter with the grand piano says it all about how Mr. Gueikian breaths and lives music, music instruments and obviously Gibson guitars. JC guided the turnaround of this great brand and Mr. Gueikian just brings it to the next level. THX of being you, Mr. Gueikian, and being there, a much more than a well deserved position and role.
Truly excited about the future of Gibson. This is an institution that should be around forever, honestly FOREVER!!! Now on a more serious note ........how can you guys introduce one of the best collections ever and not let some of these sing a little for us. This is a segment that brings huge excitement and some disappointment as well. LOL!! Keep 'em coming Mark.
I have personally played 4 or 5 real deal 1959 bursts, all great guitars, of course, but I have to say, the 1959 60th anniversary I bought for myself, plays and sounds as good if not better than the originals, I just love it ! Amazing guitar ! I think they got it right starting in 2013, I played a reissue “Happy Jack” and that’s when I knew, they have finally nailed it !
I find the Silver Burst to be the worst looking burst ever created. To each his own. But it is COOL to see how many Cesar has, and how passionate and respectful he is about the actual instruments. Such an incredible collection of beautiful instruments that get played and studied to create new instruments.
I feel you. Never been a fan of silver burst. I do quite like the look of the vintage ones that are yellowed/greened a slight bit. But still wouldn’t be my top choice to blow money on. Funny how some guys absolutely LOVE the silver burst. We all have our own tastes I guess.
This is Awesome! I own 3 gibson guitars, a J-45 natural ~ a Slash Standard ~ and a R7 Gold Top, for some reason watching this video it made me pull out my J-45 and just awe over it in all its beauty..... thanks, this is a great reminder of why I got my guitars and got into guitar in the first place! Thanks Again! - Thomas W.
this was great to see but what I cant understand is that there are 4 musicians in a room together and NOBODY even played ONE NOTE OF MUSIC! - How does that happen?
I think having Cesar as a new CEO will drive Gibson in the right path. A knowledge of guitar nerd with the company as a fantastic tool. Sadly, when the Gibson guitar is getting nearer to the right path to the history that made em great, the price for it is getting it further from us, the real fans 🙏💪🤘
I’ve just seen Richie Faulkner! I’m proud to say that I’ve set up his Strat a few times when his Dad brought it to me at a shop in Crewe Cheshire. His Dad said that he loved my setups! Very cool!
They edited out a couple minutes and reposted it. Anyone know what they cut? I'm not going to watch it all again, but I can see the upcoming Adam Jones USA model is still shown, the Korina V and Explorer and the silver burst acoustic are still there too. There must be something they didn't want shown....
This is one of the best episodes of the collection I have ever seen, part show and tell, part personal, part business. Cesar loves guitars, and it shows. His love is infections, and will probably lead me to make poor financial decisions 😂😂😂😂😂
I recently learned never pay any mind to internet gossip. I kept reading and hearing on some vid's right here on YT how the new standard series Les Paul's were not all that great. After just listening to my own gut instinct i decided to order a 2022 60's standard in Iced Tea finish and all i can say is i am thoroughly impressed with it! The fit and finish scores a 10 out of 10 easily. This Les Paul has a stunning flamed maple top for one that was AA graded? I judge all electric guitars by how they sound unplugged and this LP does not disappoint. It is very loud and resonant and has great sustain. you can feel every chord or note you play.The guitar does not have a single flaw anywhere. IMHO for the $2670 i paid it is a outstanding guitar and i am 100% satisfied with this Les Paul.
I just want to scream as I struggle to save for my first Les Paul. So happy this guy is driving Gibson into the future and loves its past. Arrrrgggggg!
I will go to school right now for four years plus to fill a corporate position with Gibson. I really love this company. If I didn’t work for myself that’s the only place I’d take a check from and actually love my job. Gibson needs to start a podcast….. along with Gibson tv
I feel extremely fortunate to have my 60th anniversary 59 Les Paul burst, best Les Paul I’ve ever played, also my 1979 Charvel Stratocaster, burst, built in Wayne Charvel’s garage by Wayne and his son Michael, as close to a perfect Strat that I’ve ever played, I have more time on that guitar than any I have, amazing guitar !
Hi Cesar . God bless you! You are the ONE Gibson boss since.... so many times! Thanks to all the great team at Gibson. and for the greeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaat work that's made !!! in Orville's name
Silver burst is my absolute favorite color as well. I have yet to get a silver burst but it's still my all time favorite. One day the money gods, and the guitar gods will meet at the same time, and I'll get one. Those Silver Burst Les Paul's are by far the best.
Sabbath is also the reason i play guitar at 52 years old. i found out about Sabbath and Tony Iommi from my dad's record collection in about 1979 or 80. From that point on my Favorite band has been Sabbath. Ive never owned an SG tho. Ive always wanted one, but they real SGs from the 60s and 70s like Tony plays are out of my reach as far as price. Gibson is such an iconic Guitar, and sound, ive just never personally been able to afford a really good one. the best ive ever had is a RR JS V Jackson. which isnt that impressive, but was good to learn on. Tony and Sabbath are by far my favorite heavy metal band of all time. Sabbotage is my Favorite album....i love that SG sound...its go damn beautiful.
Wow, hopefully one day I'll have 5 or 6 Gibsons. Until then I am very happy with my single 2001 Les Paul Standard. Those 50's in his collection were unreal.
It’s very comforting to know that Gibson is now in the hands of true lovers of our art/love/heart! Just a few short years ago it was looking like we were gonna lose Gibson forever! The future is looking good for Gibson!!
Yes. Definitely, can only hope for an upwards swing 🙏
@@22.NUU.DRU.22 you must be a big firefly guy right? There’s a you too cheap tube channel for you also
Just guitar manufacturers just pushing their drug.
@@11000038 just….? Is it just? Must just be that they just don’t just want to like just…like just
yes, so?@@11000038
The Gibson brand president is a huge Black Sabbath fan and It all started when he was a kid with Black Sabbath one and a Spanish acoustic guitar.. that is the Absolute Coolest Thing I could ever hear 👍👍👍
Not only that, but I've seen him jamming with the guys from Megadeth and he can hang with Tornado of Souls and so on. No matter who you are... if you can hang with those guys, you're a guitarrist. And he was genuinely having FUN.
I’ve only got one Gibson, but I still feel very fortunate to have it.
what do you have? I've a 79 LP custom, natural. gold parts. Still in great shape. I've also a 77 RD sunburst (it's a second)
i mean its the gold standard , the rolexs of guitars (priced that way aswell) i mean u can get the same sounds from a jackson king V as a gibson flying v but its more then that its the wood, gibson usa pickups,nitro laquer) but if u just wanna have a killer sound you dont NEED a gibson but every guitairst WANTS one myself included my dream guitar is a white 70s V
I think Gibson is in good hands. It is awesome to see the passion that Cesar and Mark have for Gibson guitars.
good for u... keep them all locked up so they can't even be viewed and admired unless you're a personal friend of Cesar. They'd be better off in a museum or a Hard Rock Cafe somewhere. Just another CEO flaunting the bling. My opinon.
@@bluarcher5941 Calling Cesar “bourgeois” would’ve been the cherry on top of your comment haha
I got my first Gibson in 2021 and love it
Don’t forget Mr. Jim at Gibson USA. Guitar Royalty and specialists all in that company.
As a lifelong Gibson fan, nothing has made me more excited about Gibson's future than seeing Cesar, James, Mark, and others at the helm. People who truly love and care about Gibson, not just the bottom line. Thank you for all you're doing.
I'm starting to feel this too. It's taken me a while, because it's really a gigantic road block for me, but I get turned off really easy by the "corporate" lingo. A man was hired to help grow my father's business grow who talked all that talk like "growing the brand", "bringing things to the table", he ran our 45 year family business into bankruptcy and we all lost just about everything. he stole from us under the guise of spending what it takes to make more money, ultimately over a 5 year period he flew all over the country taking friends out to eat and driving really nice cars and staying in 5 star hotels every trip, never made one deal and not one meeting with any of the big corporations happened. So when I hear a lot of that chit chat about the Gibson BRAND, it's nauseating. I get it, and I'm really easing up on how Gibson is talked about in this regard because as you stated it, it's refreshing to see how these guys love and care for Gibson without mentioning profit or the bottom line constantly. I have the hopes that the new president, JC, can keep the corporate talk in the board room. Thing is, we all get that it's a business and it needs to show profit but when I watch videos about guitars, amps, pedals, etc. etc, I could care less about all that. It's just not the appropriate time. I've never picked up any of my Gibson Les Paul's and thought "At least the brand is in profitable territory now", I'm running chords and melodies in my head that I want to finish a song with. Long rant, I know. I needed to get that off my chest, your comment spurred a few thoughts.
But the bad thing is the guitars are still shit! I recently purchased a SG special, the nut was terrible and the bridge P90 was microphonic. So how much better have they gotten?
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Carefully protecting the Flying V and Explorer cases with case covers (!)... Dave Mustaine enters the chat... BOOM! 🤣
how many times are you going to play the same song.
Lol joke
Binge watching "The Collection "; life is good...😎
True stewards of the brand that have become the heart and soul of Gibson. Incredible leadership. Insightful, creative, inspiring. I’m proud to be a Gibson player.
I'm glad that Gibson is being ran by people who play music, and love music.
Agnesi plays no part in “running” Gibson, he was hired to put out some dumb shit about bringing litigation against other guitar manufacturers who were/are doing better in designing innovating & selling their products. Oh’ he also had something to do with these video promos.
@@21sungalute.42 I think he was referring to Cesar, not Mark. The reality is players like their Gibsons to be traditional. Gibson released a lot of modern design models in the 80's and 90's and players hated them. Even changes that were useful and subtle like the automatic tuners, people hated.
@@blastofo I worked at the Gibson factory from 2005-2019. Cesar is no better than Mark. There are great people working at the factory but dudes like them get all the credit.
@@blastofo "The reality is players like their Gibsons to be traditional," yet, you're praising automatic tuners as useful and claiming they're subtle? People were right to hate automatic tuners.
Fact is, what holds Gibson back is their attention to tradition. Once the Boomers die, there's not going to be many people buying Gibsons or caring about them considering younger generations tend to lean towards Fender, PRS, and Ernie Ball Music Man or brands like LTD and Schecter who have modernized traditional designs. Also, suing those companies certainly didn't do Gibson any favors in attracting a broader customer base.
@@zachsabbath1 People thought guitars were going to be dead when new wave got big in the beginning of the 80’s. You cant predict the future. Whats popular as far as instruments and brands go, is determined by relevant and popular artists and what gear they use. And the robot tuners were great. They looked stock, and they eliminated the need for multiple guitars for different tunings.
So cool to see someone so high in the company who’s actually really involved with what they produce/have produced!! Sick and massive props
Exactly!
But shouldn't that be expected?
2022. Gibson is blowing my mind. Just got a new Les Paul Standard. 50s. worth every penny. The quality, care, craftsmanship. Top notch.
Like everyone else has said. It’s so good to see Gibson finally in the hands of true players. Now if they could just get prices a little better. I make $100k a year and even for me, paying damn near $10k for an R9 is insanity.
How incredible.. I've been sucking up every bit of Gibson history I've been able to find since I was a kid. With a little luck hopefully I'll be an owner of a Gibson piece of history someday. I've had the same Epiphone Les Paul for ten years and I love it but someday I know I'll get there.
Thank you for posting this!
Cesars Collection is so awesome!
And I Love the direction Gibson is going! 🎸
Why aren't the Gibson Ledgers online for everyone to access and pour over? Come on guys, do the guitar world a solid!
Agreed !
They were on a Les Paul forum at one time. With pictures of all the associated recorded burst from the 50's and 60's.
@@vladimirpoutine7522 I thought the burst ledgers were lost, they left them behind at the original building I heard, and they have since gone missing! They offered a reward for them a while back of like $60.0000!
@@S-T-E-V-E My bad you are 100% correct. I miscommunicated my point. The modern ledgers(post-1961) is posted on the forum. The ledger for all guitars built during the burst years is a modern record of all known bursts with pictures(is what I meant to say).
Counterfeiters
That was beyond ridiculous absolutely stunning collection I feel Gibson is finally in good hands
Guys that was the coolest “the collection” show yet!! The only “V” missing was the Lonnie Mac. Which I’m sure that Cesar has in storage somewhere!!ahhah! Thanks man! Or men. Time well spent. Thank you for sharing!
The routing for the inlays on the 59’ burst at 21:21 tells you everything you need to know about these things. They were not perfect by any stretch of the imagination. Amazing when people complain about minute details and errors on modern American and custom shop models when in reality the most coveted guitars that they are based on were full of imperfections, there were no master builders in the 50s and 60s just guys building instruments. Luckily though they seemed to get the most important thing right back then, the sound.
Mark still gets that little smirk right before he opens a case. Watch his face every time he releases the latches on the cases. Love Gibson, Dream Gibson. One day again I pray.
Incredible collection Cesar. 🍻 cheers Mark & the whole Gibson Fam.
TROGLEY EAT YOUR HEART OUT! Epic collection! Seeing the passion in this video makes me want to buy another LP!
I hate to think how he would bastardize each and every one of these guitars before he jacks the prices up on them and puts them all on Reverb. I wouldnt let that dude near my guitars. Especially not with a screwdriver. No, trogly. You don't need to take apart every single guitar you handle. Smh. The dude is a joke IMO. Hes a guitar have-er. Not a guitar player.
You know what I mean. The tuners could be in their original positions with screws in their original positions and hell take it all out, pile it up, and just put anything back anywhere. Dude has zero respect for vintage guitars whatsoever. He just sees them as money making opportunities.
Own a 1961 Les Paul SG Jr I found here in Albuquerque, NM in 1976. My first Gibson. Like everything about Cesar. Gibson is in good hands.
This has to be the best of Gibson TV seeing Cesar's collection has been a privilege.
So refreshing to see people who are passionate about guitars steering the ship! Keep up the good work Mark, Cesar and everyone else at Gibson!
as a big music and guitars fan, what can I say... I feel proud of what gibson is doing lately... plus i'm proud Cesar is leading it 🙌💪
Lots of very expensive beautiful guitars but I wished they played them all for us, mere mortals, to have a glimpse of how they SOUND...
I dig their passion for these incredible instruments- very, very cool to see Cesar’s unreal collection.
I needed this uplift guys! Going through some stuff and this just really brought a smile and a short escape for me. Thank you Cesar for sharing. Love Marks enthusiasm and love!
Hope you get through it man, keep going. Music helps me to get through anxiety and depression, helps me see the joy in life 👍
Another exceptional episode. I wasn't sure that this one would be as interesting as the collections of known players. But, it made me really glad that Gibson ( a company that I truly love) is in this man's hands.
2022. I am super stoked. Currently saving for a 50s Les Paul gold top. Can’t wait for my first Gibson.
Proof is in the product. Recently purchased 2 SGs from the original collection. And wow some of the best guitars I’ve ever played. So glad to see Gibson guitars being run the way it should be. Bringing respect back to the brand. So excited to see what the future holds under this leadership. Great work.
I bought and paid for my first Gibson in late 2016 and got it around March of 2017. It's a 2017 Gibson SG Standard and I still play it today. It was slightly before the new ownership, but it still plays as great as the day I got it. Looking forward to the day I get my second Gibson.
Totally blown away by this insane collection..saving up money for a Junior Lp single cutaway,gonne make me so happy to be part of the family.. ;)
I love that Cesar is equally into acoustics as well as electrics , I also have the same passion for acoustics , the acoustic sound is so pure and the electric sound is so purely ELECTRIC !! HAW !!
Great collection, great history, great stories, just bloody great mate!!
These collection videos are some of the absolute best things on RUclips.
I own one old Gibson LG-O acoustic made in 1958 and it is a great, vibey old guitar. That old Goldtop with PAFs with all of the checking and some fading into that green color…..I’ll bet that guitar has some stories to tell. Thank you Cesar for opening your home to us and showing us these beautiful pieces of history. What a collection! And it is obvious that you love rock music and the artists that have made it great. I feel better about someone like you having these instruments to appreciate and to still play them. So cool. Thanks Mark for another great interview and episode. This stuff never gets old does it?
That, was a privilege just to watch.
awesome to just watch you guys, Dave and Ritchie, admiring the silverbursts (I adore my silverburst... I needs a partner, so...)
THAT, was the best collection of Gibbo's I have ever witnessed, in life, film or print, in my 30+ years of playing.
Best regards from the UK. We make the amps, you do the guitars...!
BIG LOVE TO Y'ALL
I love that piano and when they go upstairs… WOW, the room full of acoustic guitars is just AMAZING! What a dream come true, congrats!
The passion in this video oozes from the screen.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
cant believe u guys did the thing where u pretend u just arrived to the house but there was already a camera crew inside
Gibson has really been killing it since Cesar took over. I've got a couple from 2015/16 and 3 I've bought in the past year and there's a huge difference(not that the others were bad, some of the best guitars I've played). Now hopefully he just brings back the LP Supreme and Custom to the Gibson USA line so I can sleep at night.
Got me my first proper Gibson recently and I'm infatuated ! Gibson Sg standard! Also I really appreciate the fact that the new president of Gibson is also a guitar nut! Probably why their quality has improved significantly throughout the Gibson and Epiphone stuff over the last five years.
This was just the tip off the iceberg wasn't it?
Love every second!
I keep checking out that white dove in the background and really want to play that thing!
I LOVE THESE Series. I'm sitting at work bingeing boatloads of them. I just love Gibson guitars.
Cesar is the best thing that’s happened to Gibson in a long time. Having Mark along is such a good fit. Dream jobs. Yes they can be pricey but it is a private company so they are beholding to their parent company and profit is key. I think they’re listening to the consumer as they’re really pushing the more affordable Epiphone line pretty hard in competition with Squire. I have had and have a bunch of Gibson’s (some great and some average but none terrible) and I have to say my 2022 58 Murphy Lab LP in THE best LP I’ve ever played. It’s Wildwood spec’d so even better. Cheers Gibson, I’m a fan for life.
I can't afford any of the vintage stuff, but I recently purchased a Standard 50's AAA top Les Paul from Sweetwater and I absolutely love it. My first Gibson but it won't be my last. My next purchase will be a Gibson Custom Murphy Lab. I think that will be the one that get's buried with me.
Cesar, I like your helmsmanship of the company
Your taking the company into the 21st century without losing the traditions that made Gibson great 👍🏻
Am surprised they do not mention "weight" as it is a very important component of the Les Pauls and their individual tones. I have owned probably 25 plus later 50's Customs and most are 9.5 lbs to 11 lbs. I recently bought a '59 and it weighs under 8.5 lbs, the lightest one I have ever seen. It sounds heads and tails over every other one I've heard. Even ECs 58 that I played on a gig one night did not come close to this one. Has to be the weight dimension? Thank you Cesar! Great program Senior...
I think I just heard Trogly choke on his coffee. What a great collection. Thank you for making this.
I love these instruments . They all sound incredible
as i recently converted Gibson lover i agree!👍 Just got a 2022 60's standard and it is blowing me away with how great it plays and sounds!
What a great guy , clearly loves and lives all things Gibson. Definitely the right person is running the company. Amazing collection.
I really like that in these documentaries the brand is taking an interest in music, instruments rather than presenting its products. I wanted to comment on this in a video by Dwezeel Zappa where Fenders also appeared. Now they also introduce a piano and this is really something very nice from the brand.
That 67 Pelham is truly stunning! She is Beautiful!
Mark I love your shows!!!!! Thanks for all your wisdom. You have taught me a lot about vintage over the years.
Gibson is hitting it out of the park with these videos!
Faulkner has a great sense of humor.
looks awesome i just got my Epiphone Les Paul standard and it's a pleasure to play it
Mad respect for Cesar he really know his Craft and is passionate about it, the instrument and the music, has some Steve Jobs vibes as well, I know Gibson it's in good hands with guys like Mark and Cesar! Be safe guys and good job!
My second guitar ( first guitar I bought myself ) was either a 79’ or 80’ SG. I saved up my money for a year, I was 14 or 15 years old. I walked into Mannies in Manhattan and bought an Ivory / cream white SG with the small black pick guard. To this day I regret selling it.
Hoping this color comes back as an option on the Standard line.
It’s good to see the company is being ran by guys that love everything about it 🤙
Word of the day. Vibe'ee 😂 you guys have turned Gibson around. I love it. Keep kicking ass guys
such passion can simply only be JC's successor. Wonderful footage and the starter with the grand piano says it all about how Mr. Gueikian breaths and lives music, music instruments and obviously Gibson guitars. JC guided the turnaround of this great brand and Mr. Gueikian just brings it to the next level.
THX of being you, Mr. Gueikian, and being there, a much more than a well deserved position and role.
Enjoyed this so much. Love Mark and Cesar both! Keep up the great job guys!
I actually really like Agnesi. He only asks about what is cool. Gotta be one of the hardest jobs.
Truly excited about the future of Gibson. This is an institution that should be around forever, honestly FOREVER!!!
Now on a more serious note ........how can you guys introduce one of the best collections ever and not let some of these sing a little for us. This is a segment that brings huge excitement and some disappointment as well. LOL!! Keep 'em coming Mark.
I have personally played 4 or 5 real deal 1959 bursts, all great guitars, of course, but I have to say, the 1959 60th anniversary I bought for myself, plays and sounds as good if not better than the originals, I just love it ! Amazing guitar ! I think they got it right starting in 2013, I played a reissue “Happy Jack” and that’s when I knew, they have finally nailed it !
I find the Silver Burst to be the worst looking burst ever created. To each his own. But it is COOL to see how many Cesar has, and how passionate and respectful he is about the actual instruments. Such an incredible collection of beautiful instruments that get played and studied to create new instruments.
I feel you. Never been a fan of silver burst. I do quite like the look of the vintage ones that are yellowed/greened a slight bit. But still wouldn’t be my top choice to blow money on. Funny how some guys absolutely LOVE the silver burst. We all have our own tastes I guess.
Casket Burst
This is Awesome! I own 3 gibson guitars, a J-45 natural ~ a Slash Standard ~ and a R7 Gold Top, for some reason watching this video it made me pull out my J-45 and just awe over it in all its beauty..... thanks, this is a great reminder of why I got my guitars and got into guitar in the first place! Thanks Again! - Thomas W.
JC and Cesar care . That makes a huge difference !
this was great to see but what I cant understand is that there are 4 musicians in a room together and NOBODY even played ONE NOTE OF MUSIC! - How does that happen?
I think having Cesar as a new CEO will drive Gibson in the right path.
A knowledge of guitar nerd with the company as a fantastic tool.
Sadly, when the Gibson guitar is getting nearer to the right path to the history that made em great, the price for it is getting it further from us, the real fans 🙏💪🤘
I cant watch this video and not get jealous of all those beautiful guitars in the background
These collection videos are my absolute favourite. Cesar is an amazing custodian. Mark a brilliant host
Gibson is back and better than ever now! Keep up the good work!
Marc is the best "everymans" dream player and Historian. Gibson has made it through hurricane winds and tornadoes! Amazing company!
I’ve just seen Richie Faulkner! I’m proud to say that I’ve set up his Strat a few times when his Dad brought it to me at a shop in Crewe Cheshire. His Dad said that he loved my setups! Very cool!
I love this one so much I had to watch it twice...in a row. FML
They edited out a couple minutes and reposted it. Anyone know what they cut? I'm not going to watch it all again, but I can see the upcoming Adam Jones USA model is still shown, the Korina V and Explorer and the silver burst acoustic are still there too. There must be something they didn't want shown....
Dave Mustaine said the new Megadeth album name. Has that been cut out?
@@haydenbrown353 nope he still says it at 58:05
being a les paul player for some 45 years now with my first being a 76 les paul standard tobacco burst, i love this show. Cesar how do i get another
Great episode,spent the entire time drooling! And then two metal masters I love, just show up.very cool.
This is one of the best episodes of the collection I have ever seen, part show and tell, part personal, part business. Cesar loves guitars, and it shows. His love is infections, and will probably lead me to make poor financial decisions 😂😂😂😂😂
I recently learned never pay any mind to internet gossip. I kept reading and hearing on some vid's right here on YT
how the new standard series Les Paul's were not all that great. After just listening to my own gut instinct i decided
to order a 2022 60's standard in Iced Tea finish and all i can say is i am thoroughly impressed with it!
The fit and finish scores a 10 out of 10 easily. This Les Paul has a stunning flamed maple top for one that was AA graded?
I judge all electric guitars by how they sound unplugged and this LP does not disappoint. It is very loud and resonant and has great sustain.
you can feel every chord or note you play.The guitar does not have a single flaw anywhere.
IMHO for the $2670 i paid it is a outstanding guitar and i am 100% satisfied with this Les Paul.
Who would thumbs down this video? A Fender employee? This was awesome!
What an amazing collection! Enjoyed this episode very much!
i love that british humour Richie brought in 🤣 "pissburst".
I just want to scream as I struggle to save for my first Les Paul. So happy this guy is driving Gibson into the future and loves its past. Arrrrgggggg!
They guy loves guitars. This is great to see! ❤
That 59 is truly breathtaking!
I will go to school right now for four years plus to fill a corporate position with Gibson. I really love this company. If I didn’t work for myself that’s the only place I’d take a check from and actually love my job. Gibson needs to start a podcast….. along with Gibson tv
Man I got atleast 6 months of programming content for you guys to do right off the bat.
Awesome, awesome video. On many levels. It's nice to get to know the man who stewards the brand right now. I really appreciate this video.
well, i didnt expect this to be a beautiful love letter to the history of gibson. this was an amazing ride. thank you for this video.
This episode was incredible!
I feel extremely fortunate to have my 60th anniversary 59 Les Paul burst, best Les Paul I’ve ever played, also my 1979 Charvel Stratocaster, burst, built in Wayne Charvel’s garage by Wayne and his son Michael, as close to a perfect Strat that I’ve ever played, I have more time on that guitar than any I have, amazing guitar !
With the acoustic guitars you talk about, why couldn't you have strummed a few chords just we can have an idea of the sound?
Really awesome collection. Cesar Gueikian is a bad-ass, I'm glad he is running Gibson.
Hello Gibson, Mark, And Cesar!
Hello! Thanks for watching!
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Hi Cesar . God bless you! You are the ONE Gibson boss since.... so many times! Thanks to all the great team at Gibson. and for the greeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaat work that's made !!! in Orville's name
Silver burst is my absolute favorite color as well. I have yet to get a silver burst but it's still my all time favorite. One day the money gods, and the guitar gods will meet at the same time, and I'll get one. Those Silver Burst Les Paul's are by far the best.
Sabbath is also the reason i play guitar at 52 years old. i found out about Sabbath and Tony Iommi from my dad's record collection in about 1979 or 80. From that point on my Favorite band has been Sabbath. Ive never owned an SG tho. Ive always wanted one, but they real SGs from the 60s and 70s like Tony plays are out of my reach as far as price. Gibson is such an iconic Guitar, and sound, ive just never personally been able to afford a really good one. the best ive ever had is a RR JS V Jackson. which isnt that impressive, but was good to learn on. Tony and Sabbath are by far my favorite heavy metal band of all time. Sabbotage is my Favorite album....i love that SG sound...its go damn beautiful.
Wow, hopefully one day I'll have 5 or 6 Gibsons. Until then I am very happy with my single 2001 Les Paul Standard. Those 50's in his collection were unreal.