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1969 Gibson Sg Standard Cherry Finish Vintage Guitar | Best Guitars
Check US Out By Clicking the About Me Icon! 1969 Gibson SG Standard Up for auction is a 1969 Gibson SG Standard. Cherry Finish, Mahognay Body and Neck, Two Patent Numbered Pickups, No Volute and No Made IN USA stamp, Kluson Deluxe tuners, and Pots dated 1376852. The guitar has heavy spider web finish checking throughout the guitar giving it that vintage relic vibe. Players wear with numerous nick and dings. Lead Volume knob is missing the silver cap. No headstock or neck body joint structual cracks or repairs. There is a small common surface crack at the jack to the toggle switch (see pictures below). Other than strap lock strap buttons the guitar appears to be all original. Guitar comes with its original black yellow lined case. The electronics are all working correctly and the guitar sounds great. Maryland buyers add 6% sales tax to purchase. International Buyers International buyers contact us before bidding. We reserve the right to cancel International bids. International buyers please e-mail me for shipping rates. Please do not use the EBAY provided shipping rates below as they are approximate prices and are often more than actual shipping costs. Average shipping costs are $225 to most of Europe. Feel free to contact us for exact rates. International buyers are responsible for ALL customs, duty, taxes, and other fees that may be charged when importing American Made goods. Please take this into consideration before bidding We take pride in well packing our guitars to make sure they arrive at your door with no problems. For more information on any item please message us or feel free to call 410-489-4074
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All Right Now: Remembering Guitar Great, Free's Paul Kossoff
Best known for his sterling work on Free’s classic “All Right Now,” Paul Kossoff was one of Britain’s finest blues guitarists, destined to join the hallowed ranks of Clapton, Beck and Page if he hadn’t passed away at the tender age of 25 in 1976.
His impact on fellow guitar players was immense. Brian May of Queen was heavily influenced by Kossoff’s technique and feel. “In the early days of Queen, we loved the music of Free, and frequently played their songs in sound checks, and at home for fun,” May said. “Kossoff was the epitome of cool. Influence me? Ha! I would say the riff of ‘Hammer to Fall’ is not a million miles away from Kossoff!” Eric Clapton, at the peak of his “God”-like powers, even asked Kossoff to demonstrate his vibrato for him.
Paul Kossoff had a unique take on the blues-rock movement coming out of England, especially the masterful vibrato work he often would weave into his music. Kossoff’s tone was purely ’59 burst. From the infamous “All Right Now” to his work with Back Street Crawler and across a sizeable amount of session work, an original 1959 Les Paul sunburst was his constant companion.
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