The Famous Guitar That Nearly Got Me on Pawn Stars | The Goodbye Story
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The Famous Guitar and Nearly Got Me on Pawn Stars | The Goodbye Story
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My journey with Steve Howe's TLP came to an end today... I thought I would share this video and its story + additional stories that I made with it. I refilmed a "review + demo" style video as well that I will post in the future.
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🐕 Episode Guide:
0:44 - How I Got It Story
5:10 - Pawn Stars
6:15 - Why I Liked Owning It
7:39 - How to Ship a 30k Guitar
13:34 - Boxing #2
Hey trogly theres a guitar museum in Chattanooga called songbirds,its amazing,i can't describe the stuff there,some of the stuff there( Hendrixs guitar,some of the only first fenders and Gibsons,the first black gibson,first telecaster with a certain finish,theres a fender prototype there with a foam pick guard with the pickups below it,first Gibson explorers and flying v,and so much more and its amazing and after this i recommend to get a tour there) also it would be cool to see a 7 string Gibson sg if you wanted to check that out
I bought a famous rock n roll guitar once from Gary from the band The Snots. It cost me £2. I sold it on for £22. Result! Ha! ;) I would have kept it but it was covered in snot! Punks! So what was your profit margin then Trog? Spill the beans man...lol.
TROGLY NOOOOOO!!! Well at least it spent some time in my state i guess.
Austin you must shit money by this point? All power to you though Trog. Well done lad. Godspeed. ;) Godbless you & your girl & the kids in these crazy times. Stay safe guys.
This is the story of how you nearly became a pawnstar ;)
I'm totally behind a Trogly's player museum I'd book a tour immediately!
A boutique/museum and store would be a neat destination.
TRogly almost rivals Joe Bonamassa's collection... Except for the fact Joe B owns literally every guitar ever made from the dawn of electrics in every color 😂😂
I live an hour away from him so I’d make the trip. Why not?
Too many Les Paul’s
I’m a drummer and I would book a tour of that museum!!!!! I throughly enjoy this channel for all the beautiful guitar demo and reviews. I’ve learned a great deal about vintage and new guitars, it’s a wonderful thing
It’s going to be so weird scrolling through your inventory and not seeing this guitar
'Ah, so you're in a progressive rock band? What is it's name?"
Steve Howe: Yes
@@kjl3080 Thats the joke
Pls someone stop dis meme
lol
It was the same, when people at work asked me, who are you going to playing tonight, I’d say Yes and they’d say….no, what band are you going to see……
I loved the sound and the ambiance, that this guitar gave to Steve’s music during the latter years of the 70s.
I was surprised, when I heard he had sold it.
I generally don’t care for the super fancy guitars, but this one genuinely looks really nice in so many ways.
I actually met Steve during the 2019 tour and he was a really nice guy. I got an album signed by him and got my poster signed as well. That man can play a guitar even at his older age, I remember him coming on stage with an acoustic and just the magic that it was. It's awesome you had a chance to own such an amazing piece of history.
You’re so lucky, I’ve tried to get an album signed by artist who don’t
have a 10th of his talent and they
just blow you off that they are all that.
When that happens I loose interest
and don’t buy another thing by them.
I did meet Neil Young in the 80’s, he was amazingly kind, just an average
guy. I would like to think most are great people. 😎
@@1999zrx1100 I think a lot of that is down to when you meet someone…they could’ve had a bad day that day, just like everyone does at one point or another…and you just happen to catch them at a bad time.
That's the most beautiful LP I've ever seen...
Saddest Trogly's ever...
Agree.
It's not sad... Austin has a big fat wallet :)))
Truly...the saddest!
Yes
Philip Schlaepfer Sandpaper?
Your daughter holding the guitar was one of the cutest and best things I’ve ever seen!
He must have a beautiful wife because that little girl is adorable.
@@steveeckert8396 dude what
Steve offered me his guitars back in the late 90s .He called me from a plane coming to NYC.I have. I have met him many times and have a photo of us holding my 54 Strat.He is a very humble guy and is incredible in person. He would play every year at the Long Island guitar show. Thanks Steve from Guitars Unlimited
"Trogly came to the Fed-Ex
With a teardrop in his eye,
The Paul said, "Don't cry Austin, just smile and wave goodbye."
*DOncHA Knoowww ........*
I feel the hurt on parting with that Steve Howe Les Paul.
I don't think I would have been able to part with it. but I'm one of those people who was what you would refer to as"a 70s prog-rock head". I have a "yes" tattoo.all I listen to basically is all different types of prog rock
Art Handler here, the bubbles should always face away from the thing you want to protect, the bubbles can leave impressions in the finish.
@Ios5513 Did you really find that necessary?
One in every crowd
ITS THE TRUTH
oh no,we better tell him.its the first time he sold a guitar so he better learn right? fucking weiner handler
Ios5513 LOL
Much love & respect Austin...that is so cool what you had to say about letting folks play this guitar & the museum dreams. We're like kindred spirits bro.
A lot of good memories, I'm gonna miss that guitar in your reverb feed
7:37 -that's the money shot right there. What a fabulous piece Trogz. I remember watching your first video and be aghast at the appointments and flame on this monster-beauty. I always knew you were going to suffer parting ways with it if this day were to come, and here we are! Thank you for sharing that first review, this parting video, and the upcoming "proper" review and demo-to be honest with you I want to watch you playing this baby now with your honed in chops! Congrats on the sell, condolences on the loss 😅
The museum idea is awesome! I would love to go to that.
Sad to see this one go, beautiful guitar. Great video as always, Austin!
That is so sweet. Possibly the nicest lp I’ve ever seen. Sad episode. Can’t wait to see what you buy next
Wow. Didn't know you owned that guitar, honestly hadn't seen the other video. Beautiful piece of art. And I can see how hard it is to Let It Go. Incredible story. Thank you for sharing.
I would love to visit a Trogly's Guitar Museum!
Sadly you would have to travel to Ohio.
Check out songbirds in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Born and raised here. I'm very proud of how incredible that museum has turned out and how the city has shown its support to them.
JAMoore lol holy shit I live in Ohio. Do you know where he is based
@@natesenft5376 his reverb page says Bryan Ohio.
This was my favourite guitar you ever did. I loved this The Les Paul and the natural The Les Paul
Trogly please keep up the good work man! You're amazing
Man what a awesome vid love the guitar and love the love you showed it in this vid.
Rock history has been in your hands a thing a that anyone who appreciates music could only dream of keep up the great vids and keep rocking 🤘🤘
Glad you did a refresher. Saw the Steve Howe in your Reverb listing but never bothered to watch the old video. Definitely nice to see a close up before you parted ways with it. Excited to see the new high end guitar you have coming in.
I'm sad about the Steve Howe TLP. That one was cool. 1 more "yes, please" vote for the Trogly's Guitar Museum!
I actually was one of the people who watched the early video haha. I cant beleive it's that far back. I still feel like it was yesterday I started watching. It's so cool that you've been growing more and more lately. Makes me happy cry man ;)
This is one of my fav RUclips channels and it really helps relive my anxiety that I have been having
I love your humility in this video. Thanks for sharing!!
Wow that so gorgeous. The gold shimmers in the light, the red looks great. I can appreciate real quality. My cousin works for Gibson Custom shop. I've helped him get employment at a paint shop with me years prior. 19 years later, He took on employment with Gibson. He loves it, sent me some pics too. I enjoy them. Thx for sharing. Sic guitar!
Yep that’s gotta be hard to see it go. But hey, more people will get to experience it’s beauty hopefully!
This was one of your best posts. I know exactly how you feel and many other musicians do too when selling a guitar that you really didn’t want to sell. I have at least 20 stories or more of the same scenario.
It’s next to loosing a close and dear family member to a real musician. Ooh the silent pain we musicians go through that nobody else would give a second thought to. Cheers 🍻
That is such a beautiful guitar! The fretboard and binding really works with that wine red color and gold hardware.
Great video, thank you! Sorry for your loss but it's good for guitars to get around. Helpful packing tips too!
Freaks me out to see the guitar stand on the corner of the table like that.
Right?! Making my palms sweat over here.
especially one of those non headstock holding stands thats notorious to falling guitars.
To me,.. that is the most fantastic guitar. Not because of the history but because of what it is. That is the epidemy of guitar craftmanship, artistic expression and passion simply as it sets there. Could never part with a piece of art of that caliber. Playing it would be a must and yes,.. showing it off would be a must. Again,.. not because of history or the fact it's a genuine Gibson Les Paul. Those things simply make it even more special. Beautiful Guitar. Just Wow!
Ouch!
I know that feeling of all packaged up and then realise that an important manual or footswich is still outside!
Cheers for the content dude 😎
Hey Trolgy, you probably wont read this but your youtube channel is one of my 3 favourites, i really appreciate your content and you seem like a genuine bloke too, please keep doing what youre doing.
Anybody else have a heart attack when Trog put the guitar on that stand on top of that table???
Robert Johnson I would’ve but if I were to trust anyone with a guitar I’d prolly pick this guy over my local guitar store
Nope, if it fell I’d still be fine.
Love the museum idea Austin
You're a legend Trogly, the care you take is awesome to see, and I learnt about packing a guitar!!
Trogly: your guitar might be gone now but it will live forever in your fan's heart and yours, your youtube channel is a guitar museum that thousands of people visit everyday, thank you for showcasing these cool guitars for us, we as enthusiasts are grateful!
Your guitar museum is fantastic! I LOVED my tour. And especially getting to play Jimmy Page’s original 1275, and Alex Lifeson’s white version! (I preferred Jimmy’s, I must admit!), not forgetting Zappa’s original “Roxy” white-faced headstock SG! That was a dream come true for a Zappa fanatic like myself!
And George Harrison’s rosewood Tele from the Apple rooftop gig was another highlight!
But the killer was getting to play Macca’s original Höfner 500/1 bass! That was another dream come true! How you managed to persuade McCartney to part with such an iconic instrument is anyones guess, but well done!
Ps. I case you were getting confused by my comment, I’m a time traveller folks, and just got back from Trogly’s guitar museum in the year 2052!
Unfortunately the technology is only capable of taking one person at a time (that’s me, of course!), but once I get back from my next visit to Area 51 I’ll have enough parts to beef it up so someone else can come too!!
It’s an expensive trip, so start saving up yer pennies, people!
I remember the original video for this guitar...crazy it’s been two years!
Austin,
Absolutly beautiful guitar and I know it kills ya to let it go. Thanks for all you have taught me about guitars on this channel and I truly hope you do someday get a chance to realize the dream of a museum. That would be an awesome trip to make. Hell if I ever hit the lottery we can make it happen but well have to include basses as well ha ha ha. Thanks again my friend for the high quality content and keep up the good work!
That is the best looking Les Paul I've ever seen. Than flame with the gorgeous pickguard & poker chip.
The binding & the cool tint on the headstock.
The Steve Howe stuff is a great icing on a wonderful cake.
Thanks for the vid! 🤘🏼
That guitar was one of a kind like its original owner! Unbelieveable!
Another cool vid. Thanks.
Hi Trog! I really enjoy your presentation, and (after watching this) your attitudes around collections. Kudos!
So sad to see that guitar go overseas....thanks so much for sharing it with all of us Yes/Steve Howe fans!! Great video!!!
You are the best brother , love your videos
Your daughter’s an absolute doll! Future guitar goddess!?👍👍 Love your guitar museum idea!
Trogly, if I ever visited you I would be so much more stoked to play your Kazuyoshi Saito guitar. If i had the cash I'd have to make it mine. I probably watch that video a couple times a month. Such beauty and elegance.
Terrific episode Austin. Well done !!
Austin, you said "international". Did Steve Howe buy it back?
it would be awesome to see Steve on stage with it again.
@@ziggylayneable Yes! When you listen to Double Rondo from The Steve Howe Album, you realize how sweet it sounds in his hands.
"I like owning this instrument because it's a great conversation starter" - holds a $30K guitar
That's amazing brother! I always loved Steve Howe. He is in my top 5 all-time greatest guitarists. He's a brilliant player. Im a giant YES fan. I lean toward the earlier albums. And up to Drama. Then I drifted....But Bravo! And good for you!
Great episode sir...you packed that guitar like it was one of your kids off to college ..lol , some how i think you'll be seeing this guitar again .
madness to sell this, i'm a huge Yes and Steve Howe fan, that guitar is a keeper, someone is getting a piece of history, so sad it is being sold , Will you live to regret this? Great video, you really know your stuff
I was an Army brat so we moved every couple of years when my dad got reassigned. As a kid, the toughest thing was leaving friends behind. That's what you looked like you were going through, Trogly. Cheers....
THE FACT YOU WENT TO MY HOMETOWN ZOO JUST GOT ME SO GIDDY BECAUSE I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! I HOPE THIS REACHES YOU WELL MUCH LOVE ❤️
Great videos! Glad I found your channel, You remind me of a kind and wealthy Mister Rogers for guitars!
Damn...dude, I almost cried. I know what you were going through when you packed it up.😥
Steve Howe is one of my favorite guitarists of all time, he is great!
What an awesome guitar simply beautiful instrument. Great story to, i feel your pain about letting the guitar go. I just love your channel been a fan for a few years. Keep up the good work brother. Cheers from the UK.
I didn't jump on getting that Epiphone fast enough! Awesome video and backstory on the Howe Les Paul.
$30k guitar on a $100 stand. Trog, you got HUGE cajones my friend! LOLZ.
Wiw Austin thanks for sharing this video I love your content man .you express and represent your self so well and are not afraid to laugh at your self .man that guitar was just crazy amazing I look at hopefully you can use some of the money for great content in the future .thanks my friend tim from london ontario canada.
I saw the original video when you first put it out man. I've been a long time subscriber.
I just said goodbye to my dream Custom. 😪
There's no way in hell I would ever let go of that guitar, even without it's history.
Great story! Super informative episode. Thanks
Great content! That’s got to be a lot of emotion involved with sending off this guitar
Wow, you’re brave. If that guitar sits in customs for one month (which is quite usual in normal situations when shipping overseas) I’m not that sure the bubble wrap won’t start reacting with the finish.
Why not just use paper? Would paper react at all with the finish?
One of the nicest customs ever!!!
This was a great episode, Austin!
Such a beautiful piece of gear. Reminds me of when I sold my '82 Les Paul Custom (yes Norlin - yes HEAVY) Doesn't really compare to the Steve Howe, but I know the feeling of heartache when you have to part with a guitar that means something to you. Good luck,stay healthy. Keep making great videos!
I lost an original 1982 HAMER double cut in red with an ebony neck and a Floyd Rose, in the pawn….and all for the sake of a measly £50! It makes me sick every time I’m reminded of it. Don’t do drugs, kids! They’re the ruination of a life!
The Songbirds guitar museum has a similar vision to yours
Trogly’s guitar show is dope
The shot of your daughter and the guitar made my heart melt my dude.
Thanks dude! Awesome video.
Makes me nervous to see the guitar on a low stand on the edge of the table.
blimeylimey13 he should bolt a string swing holder right into a stud above that table.
Me to. It kinda made my stomach churn as soon as he did that!!
Got the notification two minutes late
Great story video, can't wait for the review 👍🇨🇦🍁
Love your show. One of the best on RUclips.
I was thinking about getting a guitar and I was going to ask what you thought about making a huge comprehensive comparison of les paul custom v standard v modern v classic v studio v tribute v junior. Giving them ratings on sound quality and playability and such relative to eachother. Then you could go over prices for new and used and give the general value price for each as well as which model is the best overall value. Thought it would be really helpful to people new to this and wanting to buy and just good for that information to be out there from an expert like you.
far too much work,how bout you just watch videos then figure out what you can afford.if you can afford a standard or custom BUY IT
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 I just think it would be a good guide for anyone, I've seen his other videos but those arent comparisons those are reviews of single guitars, a massive all encompassing guide would be good for the community to have from him. He works alot, I know, but im going to keep asking what he thinks about making it because it would be a good info video he could make to highlight all the general differences of each model aswell as comparing and contrasting them.
Man! You must trust yourself a lot to set that guitar on a stand with a leg 2 inches from the edge of the table!
That triggered me as well, haha.
my OCD kicked in as well....
I was nervous. When he accidentally bumped the case lid I thought "that's it, catastrophic sequence of events". But fortunately, his house has no invisible destruction goblins.
Yep, me too ... he nearly ended up on Fail Army’s ‘Expensive Fails’ there
@Wise Guy Was he as good looking as me?
Love your videos. I'm a conservator by profession. Bubble wrap in direct contact with a surface like that can cause irreversible change/damage. Wrap the instrument in acid-free tissue then bubble wrap if you want so no plastic in contact. Also (sorry to rage), the switch tip... put it in a zip bag and write on where it is from with the serial number of the guitar. So easy for removed components to become disassociated. If you want to 'improve' packing, it would make sense to contact a conservator (American institute of conservation?). That bubble wrap may be there for decades. Thanks for all your friendly content.
I hope he read your post!
If I could've afforded such a guitar I know it would near break my heart to part with it. I got to say this having bought the 61 reissue SG Maestro I'm so glad you take all the care you do to packing a guitar because when I came out my front door the jerk that delivered it left it dangerously balanced on the top rail of my porch instead of taking a couple more steps to actually put it on the walkway at the top of the steps.
When packing your guitars, I am surprised that you don’t use Fragile stickers, it does make a difference, after 50 years delivering parcels I should know.
He's got fragile tape
I always wanted to make an offer on this guitar - I already have one of his es175's, but the import duty alone to the UK would have been more than a custom shop r9 ! (probably more than 2 of 'em !!!) Honestly I think selling the shows/channels mascot might not be such a good idea though man - the place already feels different - kinda empty. Can you tell us what country it went to ?
@The Trogly's Guitar Show. One of the best channels out on YT. Thank you Austin for all you post. Whatever happened to that Wine Red 1982, or early 80's & what was it, a ''Pre-Historic'' Les Paul you bought.
What a beautiful guitar, keep up the good work bro
Would love to know how you pay for all these guitars.
It’s his business
He buys them, probably sets em up if they need it (though hes repeatedly said hes not a luthier and "doesnt know any" 🙄😒) and then sells them on his Reverb shop with probably something like a 20% resale.
Basically a prime example of spending money to make money
He buys and sells them, he doesn't keep them
@@nrthrn_dcy is that a bad thing
@@whytouyou751 nope! That's a pretty good business model. Its a bit of a niche market but if you're as well known as Trogly, then it should be fine
let me get Jesse down here to check out the guitar🕵🏻♀️
Beautiful Les Paul. I could hear the sadness in your voice.
Oh wow. I don’t know if I could have parted with this one. I remember seeing pictures of it as a kid in books. Can’t wait to see what you get next though!
thanks have a goog gay
Especially that Porsche, that's a $1M+ 918 Spyder lol
I’m wondering where he’d put that case no the car… or if trogly just got his porsches confused
@@pedro_hmg if it is the 918 he can just stick the case in the passenger seat, but it's most likely a 911 or some sort and they have pretty good space for storage
@@benchaggaresmusic Yeah, but he mentions his trophy wife was there also (: idk
I know you're just being extra careful, but as a retired shipping driver, (20+years) I can tell you, when you people pack a cardboard box extra tight like that, it's easy to just chuck it in the corner of my truck, and keep packing stuff in up against it,(or using it as a big box to prop up other boxes because it's sturdy) then moving it back and forth a hundred times during my route, PACK SOMETHING THAT SPECIAL IN A WOODEN CRATE !!!! (a small coffin labeled "max's last ride" or something like that) guaranteed a safe ride after that. great video!!! keep up the hard work !
Austin the part that made my day was you forgetting the book.EVERY single guitar I have ever shipped you had to be cut open for that one missed thing! Great content!
Sad day indeed Austin. You may recall that I played this guitar in 1978 or 1979; it was on tour in the UK as part of the "MUSEX" musical equipment exhibition roadshow. I understand that Howe used it on some of the Tormato album and Gibson borrowed for the exhibition tour it for its showcase value. I was 16 or 17 at the time; my friend Max (bass) and I attended the show, filling our plastic bags with leaflets, stickers and cheap freebies and checking out exotic equipment that was way beyond our reach. Following the demonstration of The Les Paul, there was a large crowd of guys just standing in awe; I had nothing to lose and asked the presenter if I could play it. He gave me the thing without a blink. Max grabbed a late 70's era Gibson bass and we performed our best interpretation of Xanadu by Rush following which there was a mad rush by everyone else to play the thing. Good memories. I am sure you will miss this guitar a lot. I wish I could have bought it.