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Re: A Hard Road

you can hear a lot of nice les paul tones on the old skynyrd stuff, but all the Ed King fills and solos that really give that skynyrd sound are done on strats and tele's.

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Re: A Hard Road

Hey, what about the quintessential Les Paul tone: the one on "Do You Feel Like We Do"?

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Re: A Hard Road

Billy Gibbons gets a nice tone from a LP.........but some of Billy's nastiest stuff was actually played on a Strat to begin with.

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Re: A Hard Road

pcornell wrote:

Billy Gibbons gets a nice tone from a LP.........but some of Billy's nastiest stuff was actually played on a Strat to begin with.

Yes Phil.. such as La Grange.. and his strat slide work on Apologies To Pearly... Billy is not only the king of tone.. but he's a damn nice and humble guy as well!

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