VIDEO: Joe Bonamassa demos his Gibson and Epiphone signature Les Pauls
Guitarist magazine recently visited Joe Bonamassa's home in Los Angeles to chat with him about the amazing new album from Black Country Communion, 2.
You can read our in-depth interview with the man himself in the new issue of Guitarist, on sale 8 June 2011, but while we were in town, he also took the time to show us something rather cool, as you can see in the video above.
For the first time ever, Joe sat down and played his three signature Les Paul Goldtop guitars - the top end Gibson Custom Shop Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Goldtop, the mid-price Gibson Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Studio and the affordable Epiphone Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Goldtop - together.
We sat with Joe in his lounge, just us, the guitars and an amp, and he took us through the subtle differences and qualities of each of the three signature guitars, explaining why he likes them, and of course, casually blowing us away with his playing.
You can read the full interview with Joe Bonamassa, as well as our interview with BCC band leader Glenn Hughes and a full review of the fantastic new Epiphone Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Goldtop in issue 343 of Guitarist, on sale 8 June 2011.
Guitarist is available from all good newsagents, or you can purchase the magazine online from MyFavouriteMagazines.co.uk. Additionally, you can purchase a digital copy of Guitarist that is viewable on PC, Mac and iPad via Zinio.
Get the MusicRadar Newsletter
Want all the hottest music and gear news, reviews, deals, features and more, direct to your inbox? Sign up here.
Guitarist is the longest established UK guitar magazine, offering gear reviews, artist interviews, techniques lessons and loads more, in print, on tablet and on smartphones
If you love guitars, you'll love Guitarist. Find us in print, on Newsstand for iPad, iPhone and other digital readers
“The same hand soldered through-hole construction and super rare military spec germanium transistors that were used in the original”: EarthQuaker Devices celebrates two decades of stompbox design with the Hoof Fuzz 20th Anniversary Edition
“Perhaps it's not too surprising that it would be such a big hit”: Reverb reveals its top selling pedals of 2024 and a compact modeller is this year's big winner