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Oh and it's essentially a Strat
Actual, both the Les Paul and the Strat are to a certain extent, later copies of the real cool granddaddy of solid guitars. built by Paul Bigsby. This predates the Telecaster, Stratocaster and Les Paul ... all of which took style cues from it ... headstock look familiar?
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I'll agree that it's one of the coolest guitars - I certainly spent a *long* time looking at it from every angle I could. If you'd have turned around from that spot, you'd have seen a bunch of other cool guitars, mind. A '60 Les Paul given to Paul Kossoff by Eric Clapton, one of Jimmy Page's bursts was there too - a '59 I think. Clapton's 'Blackie' Strat, Stevie Ray Vaughan's 'No. 1.' Honestly it was like Aladdin's Cave and that was just the Strat/Les Paul content.
One of the best bits was Van Halen-themed again though - they had his stage rig set up, complete with master/slaved Marshalls and the infamous Variac. Utterly fascinating but, at the same time, so completely Heath Robinson that you'd have had to pay me a decent sum of money to plug a guitar into it
(Actually I don’t really mind Iron Maiden, although I’m not a fan of the music.)
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