Sacrifice it takes in Music | Selling My Les Paul?
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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In this episode of GOZA TV Drew and Rani discuss what it takes to make it in music and the sacrifices needed. Surmounted in debt from building GOZA’s home studio, Drew must decide to sell or keep his Gibson Les Paul 59 reissue. RUclipsr and guitar collector/salesman Trogly has put an offer on the instrument but can Drew let go without attachment to one of his most prized possessions?
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Sacrifice is essential and inevitable. There is no greatness without pain.
In years to come, this will be your "The One That Got Away" story.
Every musician has a One That Got Away story. But I got them all beat
In 1983 I was hired for a session at a recording studio in New York City that has long since gone out of business. For the session, I played through a raggedy old Sunn stack they had in the studio. After the session, as I was ready to leave, the owner took me into the studio and turned the amp around,.
Stenciled on the back were words that froze me in my tracks: "Jimi Hendrix Experience. Handle With Care."
My jaw hit the floor. Apparently, Hendrix gave some amps to Leslie West. The guy who owned the studio was a former roadie with Mountain, and got one of them. A year later, I had the chance to buy it when I heard the owner was liquidating his stuff. But, being a penniless and destitute musician trying to survive 80s era New York City (a truly brutal place at the time), I had no money, so I couldn't buy it.
About seven or eight years ago, I learned that somebody bought it for $150,000.
That's my big "The One That Got Away" story.
But, I played out of one of Jimi's amps! Not many can say the same!
Oh my gosh, beautiful instrument. That's quite a sacrifice. What next honors that sacrifice? A risk to be bolder, to reach out to people, to be authentic, to say and do and believe? If you do sell, (which I hope you don't because of the music coming out of that guitar) but if you do sell, open yourself up to what the universe gives you in return for your sacrifice. Accept those gifts.
Thank you so much for this comment. I needed to hear that last sentence. I did end up letting up go and am staying open to new doors 🙏🏼❤️
No,no,no don't sell it.if. You just made that guitar what it is supposed to be. That was as beautiful as the guitar. You give it a run for its money . Don't sell
Hopefully more will come!
Sell it.
I did 😭
dont do it
Did it 😞 hopefully will replace it later