• Don M
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  • From: Junction 61
  • Registered: 2006-06-19
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Re: Joe's Les Paul

"who does he sound like? I don't know....a little Paul Rogers, a little Greg Allman.........a lot of Joe? a truly great voice..."

Good point. I always thought Joe had a unique voice. I couldn't think of anyone he sounded like.

20 Reply by j_bilicki (edited by j_bilicki 2006-08-10 09:27:13)

  • Registered: 2006-05-12
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Re: Joe's Les Paul

yes, he definitly has his own voice....vocals-wise AND guitar-wise, and that's very rare in this pre-fabbed american idol age in which we live, he doesn't try to sound like stevie ray like alot of young blues players, but then again joe isn't just a blues player, he's a musician, look at the diversity of his calalog my personal favorite album is so, it's like that, which demonstrates superior songwriting in addition to great musicianship

oh, and les pauls rule!

  • From: Harrison, Arkansas
  • Registered: 2006-04-21
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Re: Joe's Les Paul

Angela wrote:

I love guitar talk! Deezer, if you don't subscribe to Guitar One, I'll maill you a recent interview from September's issue.  Joe talks about rocking the blues and coping with a guitar addiction, bought five on his last tour and keeps a 65' strat in his kitchen. (gotta' love a man who keeps a guitar in the kitchen...)  Like jim m. said before, Joe's playing  the "G" guitars on tour, but if I know guitar guys, you always need a strat in your arsenal and you can never forget the catalyst of your addiction. Variety, the spice of life!

Deezer wrote:

Joe's moving away from Strats, he doesn't even use them in concert anymore. The only thing he uses with a Fender body style is the Gigliotti. He likes that the tone is fatter with the LP's.

Wow. I completely missed this post. That offer still up?

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22 Reply by fotopete (edited by fotopete 2006-08-11 09:04:54)

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Re: Joe's Les Paul

Here's another pic from july show using Les Paul.

http://www.fotopete.com/jb/pics/065bw0805lr.html

  • From: Rome, New York
  • Registered: 2006-04-21
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Re: Joe's Les Paul

fotopete wrote:

Here's another pic from july show using Les Paul.

http://www.fotopete.com/jb/pics/065bw0805lr.html

Excellent.

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Re: Joe's Les Paul

fotopete wrote:

Here's another pic from july show using Les Paul.

http://www.fotopete.com/jb/pics/065bw0805lr.html

fotopete, that is a cool pic
awesome

  • From: Massachusettes
  • Registered: 2006-04-24
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Re: Joe's Les Paul

here - I'll give you part 2

http://www.fotopete.com/jb/pics/067bw0805lr.html

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Re: Joe's Les Paul

Hi Deezer,
Just read this post and I'd be happy to mail you a copy. E-mail me your address.

Deezer wrote:
Angela wrote:

I love guitar talk! Deezer, if you don't subscribe to Guitar One, I'll maill you a recent interview from September's issue.  Joe talks about rocking the blues and coping with a guitar addiction, bought five on his last tour and keeps a 65' strat in his kitchen. (gotta' love a man who keeps a guitar in the kitchen...)  Like jim m. said before, Joe's playing  the "G" guitars on tour, but if I know guitar guys, you always need a strat in your arsenal and you can never forget the catalyst of your addiction. Variety, the spice of life!

Deezer wrote:

Joe's moving away from Strats, he doesn't even use them in concert anymore. The only thing he uses with a Fender body style is the Gigliotti. He likes that the tone is fatter with the LP's.

Wow. I completely missed this post. That offer still up?

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