My First Time at Guitar Center
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- My experience at Guitar Center buying a Standard Les Paul electric guitar. Watch to see the sweet guitar that I took home!
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Your very first guitar is a Gibson Les Paul? Wow… lucky you!
That's what I'm saying
@@riverbooth2085 yeah fr man thats 3k with the amp too!
She said shes a fiddle player. Some violins are double even triple the price of a LP.
A military brother in 1975,had a 71 or 2 black Les Paul.He was so good,I told him he should become a session musician!!
@@NYSeaNile yes and a Les Paul Gibson Vintage year 1979 is way more expensive
Enters shop, goes straight to the wall of Paul’s, picks up a Burst and buys it. Now that’s a gal to my liking!😂 Congratulations!
Hahah! I’m a very decisive person when it comes to instruments!
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YOU SAID IT!!! For A First Time Trip You Were Awesome In Running Down The Specs, Finishes, Pickups, Tone, Neck Thickness, Etc.!!! I Need To Take You With Me To That Store😁. I Was Born In Savannah, But Live In California Now. 🙃 How Much Was That GOLDTOP...Do You Remember? I'm In The Market For One...Only THAT One.... I'm A Lifelong STRAT Man!!!😜
Because it looks like a fiddle.
Amen Scooby! You took the words right out of my mouth! ;)
She knew just what she was looking for. That's how the REAL women do it.
Congratulations,your guitar center actually has a bunch of stock,mine looks like it got robbed
Same. So dad. It was a hopping place 15 years ago.
Same mine is sad.
I gotta tell ya, the fact that someone who plays fiddle and “traditional” acoustic music bought a Les Paul is awesome. I never ready got into acoustic guitar but electric spoke to me for largely the same reason you bought that guitar: that fat rock sound! You’re gonna have fun! You will notice that many of the nuances of playing fiddle also apply to electric guitar especially with the overdrive channel on the Orange. Keep us updated!
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I learned a long time ago I learned that if you buy what you really want in the first place, you'll only cry once. That's an incredible guitar.
I worded that badly. Got distracted by my little 4 year old buddy for a minute. 😜
its so true ... if you can ... go straight to what you love, cause if you dont later you'll understand that was a waste of time and ressources ... unfortunatelly when i started playing i couldnt afford a LP std ... eheeh :p
How true! Missed a PERFECT 1977 Fender Stratocaster (tobacco sunburst; maple fretboard; totally stock except for beefier frets... an absolute DREAM GUITAR!) by mere HOURS because I hesitated... came to my senses & resolved to go ahead & buy it... SOLD. Someone else beat me to it. Lesson learned the hard way. Don't let it happen to you! JUST DO IT.
Just do it! That’s my motto and I knew I would be sad if I didn’t leave with this guitar!
@@bradbyers7505 worded perfectly. When I received my American Performer Mustang for my birthday, it reminded me of my first great guitar, a vintage Mustang. I can set them up to work flawlessly, so there is no bad Mustang in my hands for all you haters, they're so fast, you'll love them if you like the shorter scale feel of a Les Paul. But yeah, both times, I cried. I'm never letting this new one go.
For being a new player you sure are knowledgeable. You're on your way and you definitely made a wise choice. You have passion I can tell, and that's all you need.
Thank you!
It made me smile to watch you pick out, and play the different Les Paul's, and walk out the door with your new baby -- just like I smiled watching my young son do the same when he was 14 yrs. old. Loved this!
Thank you so much!
... oh and it’s awesome you mention Gary Richrath. He was a great musician that I’m afraid who’s name will be lost to time.
Oh my!!!! You mentioned REO Speedwagon!!!! I’m a little surprised and startled. I’m 63 years old and have loved them since my teens. To hear them talked about by a young fiddle playing woman is absolutely astonishing and beautiful. Saw in concert almost all of the bands you mentioned in concert back in the 70’s. My favs back then were Zeppelin, 4 concerts, Stones, 4 concerts, Framton, one concert, The Who, one concert, and BTO, Allman Bros., and many more!
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I love their accents...and excitement about shopping for guitars. Just think of the number of great players from Georgia.
New gear day! Yay! Have fun discovering LPs and all the wonderful things they can do!
Wooohoo! Thanks!
Try strumming atonal notes behind the bridge with heavy distortion to get the 90's Tool thing going. Lol
When you find the guitar that you can't live without, you know you found the right one! Congratulations!
I chuckled when you said "I like all the guitars." I have that problem too. I just ordered my 15th guitar and I know there are at least three more that I "need."
We always need them all, right? And wow 15 guitars!
Excellent choice!!!!
Thanks so much! If you ever wanted to collaborate here is our email: thepressleygirls@gmail.com
Our prized family heirloom is my uncles 1964 Gibson Dove. My grandpa bought it new in 64. We all own and love Gibson Guitars!
Fenders are better. 🤭
@@shmirginhymer1867 Well ... it depends on what you are playing really. I am fortunate to have a Les Paul, Strat, and I just got a new Tele that I absolutely love. Different 'tools' net different outcomes. Peace.
@@stephenlennartz3466 Gibson makes nice guitars, I'm just personally not a fan. Les Paul's are great but I'd probably go with an ESP style first because of Gibson's rep.
Yes! Gary Richrath was one of my first guitar hero that I connected with a Les Paul. All those old videos they would play on MTV live from Denver I believe. He made a huge impression on me, such memorable solos! Congrats on picking out a real beauty!
I’ll have to see if I can find those videos! He’s a big inspiration for me for sure! He could make a Les Paul just sing!
@@thepressleygirls No doubt! And ALWAYS looked like he was having the time of his life playing. Truly enjoyed what he did.
Ahhhh good ole Les Paul beautiful sound and color. enjoy making her sing!! ❤️
I sure will!
For a fiddle player you made a very wise and well-reasoned selection of a guitar. I’ve been playing for 45 years and have owned Les Pauls. I would have picked the one you chose as well. Btw - y’all sound fantastic. Keep up the fine writing, singing and performing.
Wow! Thank you so much!
Standard before Traditional all day. Its so weird that Traditional isn't actually very traditional, its more like when Fender uses Standard or something.
These Girls don’t mess around🤟🏽🎸Look forward to hearing it
Thanks!
They be taking care of business
Nice story. That guitar was the one that caught my eye as soon as you walked up to that wall of Les Paul’s. Definitely my choice. Enjoy it!
It caught mine too!
Congrats, I'm so happy that you had a great experience buying your first guitar. I see some naysayers on here, but your experience and your impression is all that really matters, I'm sure G.C.s vary in different regions just like any retailers. You girls are so talented, and you've clearly poured a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into your various interests. It must be very rewarding, and give your lives great purpose now as your venturing into your adult lives. I want to encourage you as I've seen quite a few of your videos, and I don't think I've ever seen two such genuine, well rounded, mature, young ladies in my life. I know your mom's proud, and she should be. I pray that you know your value, and can see the benefit to the way you were raised and your Appalachian heritage. I realize that I'm just some random 35 year old on RUclips who's nostalgic about his Southern raising, but I'm really proud of you too, and frankly just thrilled to know that there are still purpose driven, conscious, articulate, truly beautiful young ladies out there, because that's not what I see for the most part.
You made an excellent choice in the Les Paul ‘60s spec Standard. It’s the purest of what one thinks of as a Les Paul. I’m personally a fan of the unburst finish. That’s an heirloom quality axe you can pass down to your children and grandchildren. Very cool!
Congratulations on your new purchase, I also like your soft rock influences. Looking forward to you sharing your progress with us.
Thank you! ❤️
Wow!! Gary’s my favorite player to . Blew me away when you mentioned his name .
He is such an underrated player for sure!
I’m so glad you got this! 😃 that guitar is gorgeous and will serve you well 🙂
Thank you!
Wow, look at all those electric guitars! Congrats on your new one!🎸 I'm sure you'll be playing very well very quickly. Would Love to hear you play piano again, if u still do! Y'all are so musically talented! Blessings!🌻🌷
Absolutely! And thank you so much!,
That's a beauty! I got the 50's model in Heritage Cherry Sunburst (only took me 15 years of playing to be able to do so). I actually AB'd the 50's and 60's models to decide which one. It was a very narrow choice (I chose the lower output pickups and the Cherry SB finish) as both were amazing. If I had had the $, I would've walked out with both of them.
Now we'd all like to see you and your sister play your Les Pauls and see which one (whose set up) sounds better. Either way, you both made it into the illustrious Les Paul Players Club! Welcome! ;)
Thank you!!! I bet they’d both sound good! And the cherry sunburst is beautiful!
Everybody has their preferences. Hope you enjoy your Les Paul for many years to come.
Nice guitar, you rock, girl! You did your research then you checked with yourself to know exactly what you want to achieve then you searched all the choices to find THE one guitar that fit your goal! Have I told you lately that you are one smart girl!
Awww thanks buddy! Love you!
Congrats on your purchase! You'll notice that eventually, you'll want a Fender Stratocaster in your collection. Both guitars are great.
Either that, or the Tele, if country and classic rock specifically is the thing you want to do. Stratocaster, keeps walking farther and farther into modern mostly territory, not that they aren't good anymore, just don't represent the classic tones as well in that model IMO.
@@caiusmadison2996 - Sure but a tele can't get the same tones as a good stratoblaster. Positions two and four.
I recently got an ibanez az242f. Holy friggn cow man. Its got dual humbuckers, but its got fancy wiring that gives it 10 positions! All of them are so sweet...i dont have a costom shop strat, but i lived with one for a few years and really got to know it. My ibanez has better single coil tones by far...and the humbucker tones are amazing as well. It has Seymore duncan Hyperion pickups that were designed for the ibanez and they're amazing.
They call it the "AZ" as in it covers all genres from A to Z and my god does it ever.
@@TomTobin67 most certainly it cannot, but its a design issue. Gibson made a guitar in the 90's to illustrate exactly what I am about to say. It was called the Nighthawk, it had a 5 way blade selector, came with hsS configuration (humbucker, single, soapbar. Soapbar and single can be flipped). It also had both vibrato and stoptail versions, was 25.5" scale, but otherwise, set neck LesPaul. It is awesome, and DOES do 2 and 4 because there is a 2 and 4 to select. Dynamics, are very similar between both guitars, and these are rare as it is now, so I'll keep my 98' Nighthawk probably until they reissue a new one. I'll part with the classic, buy the new plus another great guitar. It's economics, and sound application of it if you ask me.
@@caiusmadison2996 - How did you like the blueshawk?
I'm right with you .. great choice ....my holy grail also my 1985 standard les Paul cherry sunburst
You've just bought yourself a very great guitar! Congratz!
Thank you!
Congrats! You really went big for your first time in there
Indeed I did!
congrats on the new guitar! thanks for takin us along!
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Hi there-- your enthusiasm with music and guitar is so inspirational! THANK YOU! I've been in and out of guitar, the longest period due to a bad wrist injury. I'm 54--
In Feb of this year I said, "I'm going to do this!" I did alot of online research, narrowed down the specs, for the music I liked and my prior experience where I knew I wanted to buy in the future.
Guitar Center--found they had what I wanted and went to play it. I've had an Ibanez JS1000 and a custom Carvin. I ended up buying and just loving the ESP LTD M-1 Custom '87.
Gosh, your enthusiasm is so...Rockin. Thanks for video!
Awww great!!! Keep rockin 😎
I love that double cut Les Paul up on the wall. Dang, that's pretty! You got a super nice Les Paul, too. I love the color of the one you bought.
That double cut one was really really cool for sure!
@@thepressleygirls if you check a few other bigger shops out, sometimes, just sometimes, a cool model only offered a few years back is still on the wall. When it comes to that DC, look for a modern DC as well, if you spot one its pretty crazy looking because it Gibson on the headstock, but clearly, somebody was playing with gas, because it actually looks like a PRS 22 with the redesign of the horns/cutaway. Still great burst, I have one I. Honeyburst from 94', its a Les Paul Classic Premium Plus Model. Is it a mouthful, yes. Is it three handfuls of Les Paul. Yes. Cheers! Have a great journey learning guitar, it is a passion that will serve you well.
Oh what a gorgeous guitar! So happy for you. It was meant to be yours.
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Really dig the fact you're left-handed and learning to play a traditional, right-handed guitar! I'm in the same boat, part of it was the appeal of a challenge in learning things that would appear "backwards" as a lefty, and part of it was the realization that left-handed guitars are still not as varied as right-handed guitars. Learning chord charts and reading things out of books in general would definitely be another thing to have to try and reverse or accommodate if you played a left-handed guitar, so I do believe it's a pretty intuitive choice to try and learn traditional! If you can get past the initial flipped feeling of the strumming/picking hand, which would be the right hand if playing a right-handed guitar, then I think you'll eventually carry over and progress with the same consistency as right-handed people have.
I prefer the dexterity and strength and grip on my left hand anyway as it makes me feel freer with the fretting aspect of it all! With a stringed instrument, things like vibrato or bending are possibility and I believe there's more nuance to those techniques if you are using your dominant hand! A few of the past legends, such as the great Duane Allman and Mark Knopfler, were left-handed and learned to play on right-handed guitars. Do you play fiddle right-handed as well? Very lovely video, happy that you could find one that played how you wanted and also looked appealing to you as well!
Hey thank you so much!
Yeah you’ve done the opposite of kurt cobain 😂
Congratulations on the guitar! 🎉
This is so funny to me, because I detest Gibson as a company.
My first guitar was a Les Paul, and I absolutely HATED IT. It was WAY too heavy, and very hard to hold sitting down. It would keep slipping off my 7 year old lap.
I found a Stratocaster and it changed my life.
I play mostly acoustic today...I'm 41 now.
Peace. 🐰💙🇺🇲🎸🎶🤝✌️
I’ve been to that one in, it’s pretty nice. I love my Les Paul but I’ll still play my Fender Strat too.
Bought my husband a Taylor acoustic and a PRS electric guitar for our worship band. One for his birthday and one for Christmas. He is working with his band from Scotland doing the mixing now for them. So, we now have a Behringer mixing desk and a Roland Keyboard from the 70s. Amazing instruments. Last night I listened to someone playing a harp guitar. Beautiful sound too. Congratulations on your purchase. I hope it does good for your little group. I sent your name out to Keepin it Dutch in Oklahoma. They are having a homesteading expo in March and are gearing up for country and bluegrass Christian singers. After listening to some of your music thought it was so good.
Taylor’s and PRS’S are fine guitars! Sounds like y’all have an awesome setup! Wow, thanks for sending our info to them, they are awesome we watch their videos!
My youngest son and I wanted to learn electric bass so we both got one and an amp at Guitar Center. We never had much time to learn it so sold them back when we moved Eastward. My brother closest to my age designs and builds guitars. He also made my mom an electric mandolin. He also collects guitars. He has Les Paul and who knows how many now. Guitar is awesome. My mom and 5 brothers are string players (violin, viola, cello, guitar, bass guitar) and Dad and I are woodwind and keyboard players. Glad you found the one you wanted!❤
Cool!
Good old Southern Classic Rock! The guitar is pretty and expensive! I'm waiting on a video with you playing it. Thanks for sharing!
I’ll put one up at some point! Thanks!
You made the right choice in my book. You'll never regret it. I think it has the classic 490r - 498t pickup configuration. Maybe burstbuckers. Congratulations! Crank it through a tube amp and set the house on fire.
They are putting Burstbucker 61s into the 60's Standards. Those would be in the hotter end of the PAF range, but not as hot as the 490-498. Great sounding guitar!
It will definitely tear those down holy cow! Lots of sound and it does great of course with high gain!
OMG! I'm so Happy for You Katie! Well Wishes! We have Guitar Center's in Michigan! I buy most my Percussion equipment from them, also my Martin acoustic- and another OMG- Love and met Gary R.! Had backstage passes after REO concert at Pine Knob in Clarkston! Bless Up and Blaze On!! Cheers!
That is so cool! I would have loved to have met him! 😎
So for someone coming from a fiddle background going straight in and buying a '60's LP and an Orange amp, that's a pretty bold choice. A bold choice indeed, but not a bad one. I hope they live up to your expectations, and you enjoy it for many years to come!
Thank you!
Awesome buy, that’s a beauty of a guitar and of course you can’t go wrong with a Gibson, especially as a first guitar. You’ll see that the Les Paul is a very inspirational guitar, it’ll push you to be better and to come up with great riffs and licks. I’m glad you mentioned Gary from REO Speedwagon, he was definitely a very talented and superb guitarist, very underrated but has a solid spot in the rock pantheon in my book. Also others you mentioned Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin etc are certainly big names to drop when it comes to influences so that along with a Les Paul and you’re on your way to an amazing and rewarding journey. Congrats on the new guitar and may you write many awesome songs with it, rock on 🤘
Hey thank you so much! Gibson is the best in my own personal opinion! And those rockers came way before my time but they are classics!
Awsome video - I love her passion. Nice guitar too!
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Congratulations on a beautiful guitar. I have been playing since I was 12 and love playing. I also have a Les Paul. I couldn’t be happier for you getting your dream guitar. Keep rocking and making music! 😊👍🏻🍺
Thank you so much!
I just bought my 2020 standard yesterday and then get home and this pops up on my requested videos! It really is a cool experience taking home a new Gibson. It’s a lot of money but so worth it when you can pull out something that pretty whenever you want.
That’s right it is definitely worth it! Rock on!
I love that you are a fan of Gary Richrath. One of my favorite guitarists too.
He was a legend!
Excellent choice I play a 50s J 45 my dad used to say always go for the best you only live once😉🇺🇸
You look so happy. Congratulations. May your talent grow steady and strong.
Congrats on that beauty, those standards are amazing. I also have a Gibson bias but they truly are amazing.
Gibson’s are hard to beat in my opinion!
It seems that you have done your research. That's a substantial investment, but I think you will bond with that guitar for life.
The un-burst term came from the dye they used in the 50's that would fade in sunlight. I purposely finished one using a similar aniline dye, and faded it in the sun. They have since used a more color fast finish.
Great Choice! The Light Burst Finish of the US-Standards is my personal all time favorite, too.
One of Top ten musical moments in my life was getting my first decent guitar. That was the feeling of a huge musical future opening up before you
Indeed! Thanks!
I always wanted to play a stringed fiddle but never had the time I grew up in the 60’s and lived next door to a band called the undertakers I would go there and listen to them practice .I went to see Jimmie Hindrrx ,The Beach Boys , and many more at the Allen B Shepherd civic center at Va. Beach we called it the Dome they tore in down .Another cool place to go was the peppermint Beach Club it’s tore down & Peabodys warehouse .I Grew up in a good time for music .❤
Congrats on the new axe. I know how you feel about buying a new guitar. I've had my Tele since the mid 90's. I learned to play on a Epiphone Les Paul. You picked a great guitar, hope you enjoy it for many years.
Thank you so much! And I’ll probably have to own a Fender too at some point! I want one of them all 😭😂
@@thepressleygirls Oh I'm sure you will at some point pick up a Fender, its always nice to have different instruments to play. Tom Petty and Mike Campbell compared their instruments to colors. The more and different guitars they played on each album gave those songs/albums different sounds and tones. More layers and colors like painting a picture. So anytime they started working on a new project they would visit vintage guitar shops looking for new "colors" for the album.
@@thepressleygirls Haha! That’s what happens! You’re screwed! Haha! Just messing with you. Congratulations! Great choice!🙌🔥
Tele's are beautiful as are fender jags 😍
Sweet guitar 🎸 congrats on the new Gibson Les Paul!
Congrats and happy NGD! My first guitar was a used Yamaha, didn't have an amp for 6 months but still played it every day. Finally did get an amp, came with a 3 inch speaker!
How neat!
Fantastic Video, thanks for sharing your experience, really enjoyed it 😀👍
I love that sayin: "I could not live without this guitar" & Congratulations! Dear Guitar Center : I see another Taylor in my future...
good choice. I bought the same Les Paul Standard 60s in Bourbon Burst. I love mine. You're right about buying a guitar without all the gismos. I also have a Les Paul Classic with the push / pulls and phase shifting....I never use it.
Hey that’s awesome!!!! The bourbons burst is just stunning! And yes I just wanted it plain too!
Awesome videos Katie! Your a great spirit. Glad to have met you
Thank you!!!!!!!
Congrats on your new guitar. You rock.
This popped up on my feed, so I gave it a watch. Glad I did. For the first half of the vid I’m thinking “why does someone fairly new to guitar go straight to an expensive and heavy Les Paul”. But the more you spoke, the more your knowledge of the subject came out. By the time you talked about your influences I’m nodding my head and smiling. Congratulations, I hope you enjoy that wonderful guitar. All the best from a fellow Gibson fan (albeit from across the pond). 👍
Yup . At the start of the video , you gave the impression you were a Fiddler with zero knowledge of guitars .
In the later half , you had already known essentially what you wanted , and were only choosing between specific models of the same thing .
I’m a very detail oriented person. And oh man was I nervous in that guitar center! I didn’t see guitars I saw dollar signs everywhere! But I have a pretty good idea of what I want to sound like. Thank you guys!!! 😄
Excellent choice!!! Congratulations!
Awww! There’s nothing like your first Les Paul. Nice choice! I too love tobacco burst; it always reminds me of classic high end fiddles, which are beautiful.
Soo cool. I remember my first time in guitar center it was like guitar heaven.
Incredible leap of faith. New LP and an Orange.
"Don't wake the neighbors": (ren and stimpy)'
Rock On !
Rock on 😎
You are so blessed! I have a Epiphone Les Paul standard cherry burst. Not my first guitar but I’m pretty sure it’s the last one. Lol! Keep playing and rocking!
Thank you!!!
“My first impression, I like both the guitars. Umm, I like all the guitars.” 😂 well said. Well said.
Glad I’m not the only one! Lol!
Looks like the guitar center in Gwinnet, Georgia!
It is! It's the one in Lawrenceville!
@@thepressleygirls haha I knew it!! Been there many times over the years!!!
My brother had a 1960 Les Paul. His son still has it. Sounds just like it did back in the day. It was appraised at 25k about 5 years ago. Its probably more by now...very popular collector's item.
Yes, those are very very valuable!!
Very Nice choice I have the same cherry burst but a 50s standard Les Paul AAA flametop with the Burstbuckers changed out the Bridge with a Burstbuckers pro alnico 5 Love it
That’s a pretty sweet setup!
@@thepressleygirls Thanks Rock on
First, you can never go wrong with a Les Paul. But, as you venture along, you'll find adding a Strat or Telecaster (or both) will be something you may want. Tools in a toolbox. Each has a tonal difference AND will broaen your playing style and skills. Strat with a Tubescreamer into that Fender Amp you like, is a classic 60s, 70s Rock tone.
Better stocked than mine too. I really liked how good your bar chords sounded. I am in the process of learning to play them
Thank you!
2:35 me playing in the background
I just love you all’s channel so much.
Thank you!!!
Great pick! You found a perfect guitar for the bands/style you mentioned, and one that will inspire you to play. Yes, there are cheaper guitars, but what you bought will hold its value well. Gibson's quality has gone up and down during the past decade, but in the last 3-4 years, they are making some really fine instruments. Have fun learning some of that great music!
I think it will work perfect for my rock obsession for sure! Thank you!
@@thepressleygirls Another advantage of the Les Paul vs. Fender Tele or Strat is that you have separate volume/tone controls for each pickup. This is helpful if you set one pickup to be a lower volume then you can quickly switch to the louder pickup with a flick of the switch. Gary Richrath was a great player - he played with a lot of fire.
This was great Katie! Beautiful guitar. I liked Corie’s video about her new Les Paul also. I think JR Cobb played a Gibson Les Paul on “Georgia Rhythm” with the Atlanta Rhythm Section.
Edit - it was Barry Bailey on Les Paul Deluxe for The Atlanta Rhythm Section. I grew up with bands like ARS and The Allman Brothers Band. Good stuff!
Oh that’s neat! I’ll have to check it out!
Excellent choice. I was lucky enough to watch Mr Les Paul play on Friday nights live in Manhattan when I moved to NYC. He explained everything so much and had the greatest stories. The unique sounds come from the weight in the body which is noticeable when you pick one up. One of my favorite guitarist is David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. The PULSE LIVE on RUclips is incredible, give it a look see. Though he plays a strat, it also sounds phenomenal on a Les Paul. Thanks for sharing your videos and stay safe 🙏
Wow that’s awesome! Yes, they are heavy guitars. Thanks for watching!
You picked a beautiful Les Paul! That burst is a classic😁 BTW, thanks for reminding me to listen to REO Speedwagon again.
I love the burst myself! And hey your welcome REO is the best!
Cool vid, love your fiddle playin. What a selection, thankya Katie
Thank you!
I just bought a Gretsch G6228 PE Duo jet in Caddy green gorgeous
Les Paul Gibson is my favorite guitar to see people play! ❤️
Congrats and enjoy! Beautiful guitar...❤
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Nice guitar -- your plan to get a Dove is a good one too!
I to just purchased the same Gibson Les Paul 1960's model at Guitar Center (GC) during the past Thanksgiving weekend. I got the GC exclusive model in Tri-Burst with a 15% Black Friday discount. Awesome guitar!
You go girl!🤘🏼I’ve spent a lot of time & money at that place & it’s a fun store to kill time & escape the world outside. Beautiful Gibson (i need one)
Thank you friend!
Funny, I went the other way. Sold all my git-tars, tele, ibenez, amps and went Martin (x4), two banjos (can’t play em’ but maybe my grandson) , a mando for granddaughter, my acoustic bass (couldn’t sell Baby, my 62 fender jazz’s name), a closet of fiddles from 1/10 size to full size getting my granddaughters fiddling. Just conquered Jerusalem Ridge. Real nice video! Play on!
That’s awesome! 🙏🤠💕
What a beauty! Have fun with it
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fabulous choice I also love my LP in tea burst, we also love the same music
I'm thrilled that you appreciate Gary Richrath. He was one of my guitar Heroes.
Mine too!
WOW what a fortunate young lady! How proud you must be 😎 I know your sister is the main guitar player but I see wonderful playing in your future! I AM JEALOUS!
Thank you so much! 🙏💕
I LOVE the fiddle and good singing.Peacrful sounds!
Neat video! It was really cool watching you fall in love with your guitar 🤓👍. Reminds me of how I felt when I bought my very first Gibson. Cheers!
Thank you so much!
Such a talented family. Enjoyed the video ❤❤❤
Watching your videos make me miss my home of Oklahoma with country sounding people and the country accent that I understand. Your videos bring a bit of home to me here in Utah
Hey that’s great! Thank you!
@@thepressleygirls You will be a famous guitar player one day
Congratulations 👏 on your new venture with the 🎸. Look out Corrie (😆)Have fun Katie. But don't forget about your fiddle.
Excellent trip to Guitar Center... And beautiful Les Paul!!! Hope you have fun with it... Keep Rockin'😁👍😁🎸