Joe Bonamassa's 1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard "Cousin Jethro" at Norman's Rare Guitars
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- A little show and tell with Joe Bonamassa's 1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard "Cousin Jethro" here at #NormansRareGuitars! What do you guys think?
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I'll never own a JB cd, or go to a JB concert, but I can listen to him tell stories and kick out lil licks all day long. Go Figure.
Listen to his music, go see him live, he is INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
You’re Missing out buddy . This old guy is still always looking to improve, in anyway possible, and going to a Joe Bonamassa concert is motivating, entertaining and money well spent. It’s the best night of the year too( sorry honey).
I’ve never listened to his music ,or know anyone into his music, but he ALWAYS sells out the local Fox…. Somehow makes loads of money to afford these things. So power to the people who support him.
I have nothing against the guy, just was never into blues (besides muddy and king).
That’s the realest comment in all of guitar RUclips
@@alexcorona he does MUCH more than a slow 12-bar shuffle. i don't care for the blues much at all personally, but i have seen JB from the second row and i was captivated for the entire show.
Amazing how Joe is always so willing to share his wealth of knowledge and is such a down to earth guy. There aren't many guys like him out there.
That was very kind that Mark took time out to mention the passing of Ed King which I loved seeing him pop up on guitar videos .
R.I.P. Ed !!!!!!!
When Ed King was in "Lynyrd Skynyrd", Ronnie Van Zandt, used to use him as a "Punching Bag", and he got tired of the abuse, and left the band!! It's a shame how Ronnie treated him, and "Lynyrd Skynyrd" lost a great talent!!
Norm!!! There is a simple silent switch located on the side of that iPhone!!!!!!!
I love Joe and his passion for vintage guitars. You can tell his love and appreciation for the art of collecting...it also helps to be one of the best guitarists in the world that's a millionaire with enough disposable income to purchase whatever he wants. He's a virtuoso and can't help but playing a guitar if it's in his hands. He legitimately can't go more than 30 seconds without playing a riff.
The art of collecting??
Come on Norm. Turn your damn phone onto silent and give some kudos to Jen.
hes running a business during filming
Jen was prankin' him lol
Hey Norman turn that fcukin’ phone off you jerk !!
You should know better.
I drove my parents crazy playing "Incense and Peppermints" sad to lose Ed King. I appreciate these videos, the memories everybody shares are great...
To me, this video is more about a shared experience than just a guitar. These guys have hearts bigger than their wallets, I know that much.
Jeez Norm, couldn't you take ten seconds to thank Jen for all her contributions to the store? :-)
white knight
If you watched this 'til the end - you just know that Joe left with Norm's watch. That guy would sell his grandma for $10.
Gorgeous "1960 Sunburst"!! RIP Ed King!!
hope Norm's discovered the "Silent Mode" switch by now, SMH
All class acts but Jen should get a thumbs up Norman. RIP Mr King
I could see, and rewatch this over and over again! I love this story's on the couch with Norm, Joe, Mark and everyone invited telling their stories. I'm a geek myself, a little geek 😁 Kind regards from Belgium.
Joe can play those standard blues licks but make them sound exciting all over again.
It honestly sounds more like a tele with hums. The sound is so sharp and crisp, no other les Paul sounds like that. Only teles
I was thinking it may be my favorite sounding burst. Maybe low output pickups?
Kind words for Ed King (RIP), very sad. Good to see JOE, great sounding Cousin Jethro!!!
I love the finish on that 60'.
You can see norms pride in joe watching him grow from 12 must have been very good to norm over the years and i think it shows hes almost like a dad to joe love the continuous joe and norm collaborations its makes the channel like nothing else and thank you for creating the amazing videos you do norm your a one of a kind guy in all the best ways!
Love the way Joe talks about his vintage guitars. I had a rather expensive one in mind but my wife said 'I hope you enjoy sleeping in the guitar case'.
I love this guitar, and all the guitars on the walls behind the couch, as well as this laid back talk session. But I couldn't take my eyes off that 2 tone submariner.
"unfortunately it sounds like me playing a Les Paul" lol
WHATS A < LES PAUL LOL > ??? IS THAT A NEW MODEL ??
@@harleykingman I guess you didn't see the end quotes after 'paul'?
I just wanted to say I thought that quote was pretty funny, hence the 'lol'. it actually made me laugh out loud
Tremendous tone
Yep sounds like one of the best guitarists in the world playing one of the best guitars money can buy....
I swear I am trying hard to listen and watch but that black les Paul has my full attention. I need that in my life
I'll take fifteen minutes with M. Bonamassa anytime, thanks!!!
Gross. Be sure to clean up afterwards.
We're doing tubba them next week. Cool Joe 😎 God bless you guitar man " turn it up" Ed King!
I love ya Norm but TURN YOUR PHONE OFF MAN!
Nothing like a guy telling a heartfelt story about a friend passing and a phone keeps going off. Really disrespectful.
Like your phone has never gone off at an inappropriate time. We all do it, even Norm.
AND TURN UR IGNORANT SON OFF TOO , 4 GOOD !!!!!!!!!!
Maybe once. But 5 times. Not trying to be hard on Norm but damn.
Money is more important than Joe don't you think.
My two fav guitars. Gotta love those 60's necks.
You 60s lovers and your small hands...
I have a 1992 Les Paul Classic which is a reissue of a 1960 Standard. It has the thinnest neck I've ever seen an weighs only 8lb 2oz. Amazing guitar.
Beautiful gear, and JB has the tone at his fingers!!!!
I've got a custom shop re-issue of this LP and it rocks!
When Mr B. says that Ed King was a member of our forum. Which forum was he speaking of?
"Unfortunately it sounds like me playing a Les Paul." Love it! LOL!!!
What do you mean by “unfortunately it sounds like me playing a Les Paul”? To me that is one of best things in the world. 😀👌🏻
I love how much oomph the attack of that thing has.
Best guitar videos out there ever Joe Bonamassa is just a great guy so is Norm and his staff thank you Jen for the videos
My good friend plays in a band on carnival cruise...employed through bb king blues club I recon....could hang right with Joe or anyone else here...honest
I really enjoy these type of videos where Norm participates by sharing stories, talking about guitars or to guitarists and when he discusses what he just bought; especially when it's multiple guitars.
Could you do a review on that john lennon gibson les paul
These are the videos I love the most, great stories and great playing.
That burst sounds fantastic. I’ll take the ‘63 ES-335 over the burst any day though.
When Joe starts playing at 2:10 ish, he holds that guitar fairly interesting
Playing a LP on a couch is always a pain in the neck lmao. The big rounded body always gives me a problem so I have to angle it akwardly
what a beautiful axe! It really sings
God Bless you Dear Norm always rewatch I got your excellent videos and what a treat with Joe there Priceless! Prayers Sir .
Nice 'hang' ! I have an EPI LP Std + in CSB that i like alot. Often thought about leaving it out in the Cali sun to get a fade like Joe's '60. I think they 'fixed' the finish so that wouldn't happen. Blues Cruise. Marcus King!!! That vid from a few years back still SLAYS me!
Bad Boy! don't put any good axe out in the sun, as the precious neck will warp!!
obrigado por publicar comentários sobre estas obras iluminada por Deus e feita
por homens desta terra um grande abraço a todos vocês meus irmãos Americanos
South of Brazil
4:52 little section of leftys over Joe's shoulder
Got to say that, ignorantly, I have no idea who Joe is. Just found out about Norm’s Rare Guitars, so I have lots of catching up to do. Initially, didn’t quite “get” Joe, but he’s an acquired taste. I’m doing some acquiring. Cool dude for sure. Nerdy. And that brings more in my mind than so much more. He’s passionate. He’s down to earth. No more to say. Got some more digging to do. And digging good music, and those who make it… for sure. Thanks to Norm for a new drain on my time :-)….
Do they always record these videos after hours cos I always never see customers browsing around?
early pat sticker pickups are identical in construction to the late pafs . the only difference is the sticker .you can get early patent number pickups for less then some boutique winders are charging for paf clones .
Norm....the phone man! Shut down the phone! I love you shows.....even with the phone on.
It's fun watching you guys just shooting the "sh@t." A historic musical education as well.
I'm very happy to have found this series of videos Norm put up. I have earned a great deal about vintage guitars from them, the ting I like the most is that I discovered Joe Bottamoso. I can not wait until he comes to Heashey Pa again
Joe Bonamassa is one cool bluesman, yeah! 👍
I don't play the guitar. I would still hangout and listen to these guys talk shop
Is that the guy from Gibson video ?
JB: “What kind of watch is that?” JB has ADD... Hilarious!
It's a steel/gold Rolex Submariner
Beautiful burst on that one
The problem is that Norm doesn't know how to turn his phone off. You have to remember he (and i) started out with rotary phones. :-)
Norm, you need to petition RUclips to add a ❤ button just for when Joe is on...
one of the best looking LP i've ever seen in my life!
Conversations were interesting, so stop nitpicking about the phone and other negative comments. Norm doesn't know how to turn it to silent lol.
Ted greene was definitely one of the best,chord chemistry is that book that will teach you amillion A chords lol
Forever remember Ed King😞
Gibson Les Paul Goldtop IS THE BEST GUITAR IN THE WORLD. My father gave me this guitar that he use for 43 years. I have the original amplifier and the strap and case. I say it is the best guitar BECAUSE it has NEVER lost its original sound, it has a sound with body, substantial and fat sound. This guitar is from 1955 ( late ) with its 90’s pickups. My father protected it AS A DAUGHTER, and NEVER NEVER NEED REPAIRS BECAUSE IS GBSON.
That vintage pre cbs ringtone.
When Norm's phone rings he doesn't just hang it up, he answers it and just leaves it there lmaoooooo
I'm puzzled...that bridge doesn't look like a '60 bridge...Unless I missunderstood something...someone can explain that to me?
That les Paul sounds great!!
Wow look at that ! 4 whole Left handed guitars !
NOW HERE THIS! NOW HERE THIS!!!! WE WILL NNNNNOTTTT! LOSE ANYONE ELSE!!!!! Y'ALL STAY HEALTHY & STRONG & WWWWWONNNNNDERFULLL!!!! & JOYYYYYYOYS & HAPPPPPY!
Ya HEAR?!?
Most dudes I knew hated big necks. They could not even play them. How you know you are a musician? You can play on anything!
Aww come on Norm, at the end of the video, no love for Jen?
♥️♥️🎸Gretsch BluesGUITAR'S,Dubro's, DoubleNeck's!! Some day soon we'll see Joe Bonamassa play a CIGARbox Guitar
Strange, but when Joe (or any prominent guitarist) plays a vintage Les Paul, I really don't hear all that much difference from any other guitar he's playing. I would love to see him play a 60 or 59 next to a 75 or 05 or whatever, and see if there truly is that much difference in the tone. Cool to see videos like this, nonetheless.
RIP Ed King.
Direct deposit plan for Joe.Thats what I'm talkin' about!
So nice you talking about Ted
In the mid 70s I had a chance to buy one of these 1960 non figured sunburst top for $600.
I had pretty much to the penny $297 and no hope to get the rest..and I really wanted it cause I loved Jimmy Page.Right there in the window of We Buy Guitars on 48th Street.
I wonder realistically how much different this guitar sounds compared to a 59 Gibson Reissue of say 22 years of age ?
Joe could really answer that one the perfect guy to do it.
Great chat guys. Be nice to see more of this type of video.
Loved that Ted Greene got some love here. Got into teles because of him. Also how does JB know so much about vintage gear!
His Dad was an instrument Dealer/Broker.
great "on the couch" segment guys
Man I live through these vidios.i would be happy with an Epiphone. I want one or a Gibson so bad ..I save up then something in life happens where I have to spend it
Turn your phone off in future video's, Norm. Thank you.
Coo; convo. Good to see brother Nick.
I guess well never know what kind of watch it was...
I f'n love this channel. You guys are wonderful
cant wait to see bonamassa this fall in Stockholm!
0:11 Reppin the house of Guitars! Love it!
I like Joe, also noodle around on a guitar during a conversation and then stop when I have something to say.
“Fmaj9 with a 13 and a b11”can be
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Flat 11 is the major third
God, I remember I was out on the route and walked up to this house and these kids had the widow open and I heard Sweet Home Alabama. Joes's little riff reminded me. But, there was never a song I hated much more than Free Bird.
Ted sounds a great guy !
I once heard JB say he has ADD.
....so he did pretty well not losing his thread when Norm’s phone kept ringing didn’t he? Quite irritating ring tone as well!
ADD doesn't only make you easily distracted in most usual situations or impatient if you have to do boring work. It makes you also extremely focused on things you love and you are interested in - to the point where you forget to drink, eat or go to the bathroom. Which kinda explaines how JB became the guitar player he is.
Rainyman63 yes, I imagine that could well be the case.
I bet the teacher Joe was talking about was Carmen Caramanica. Local guy.
R.I.P Ed King !
Very cool
I KNEW I was saying SWWWWWWEEEEET JOE BONANZA for a reason!!!!
Yes Sorry about Ed King. Had No idea that JB was gonna play Sweet Home Alabama!!! LOVE that Color
He said the pick guard on the Les Paul is worth more than that 63’ ES-335. 😳😳. Wtf?!?!
I love the story about Ed King selling slim jim's out of his briefcase to the rest of Lynyrd Skynyrd…. haha, I guess that was payback for making him camp out in the Hell House
Joe Bonamassa has more interest in guitars than in making good songs.