Mademoiselle Nobs was actually the Meddle song Seamus, which originally featured Humble Pie guitarist/vocalist Steve Marriott’s pet collie howling along to a slow blues, but now with an Afghan hound ...

A silhouette of Waters walloping the gong later appeared ... “It’s like saying: ‘Give a man a Les Paul guitar and he becomes Eric Clapton.’ It’s not true,” Waters continues, with a withering grin.

“Lana Del Rey could come in and sing with Mary Ford, or she could sing ‘A Fool to Care’ with the original Les Paul guitar parts,” Rosenthal said. Camuso says a number of famous musicians ...

While it won't be music to drivers' ears, the sounds of construction along a busy 2-mile stretch of Les Paul Parkway have begun — and it's now a multiple-year project. The $23.9 million ...

“So when the guitar came back to me, I thought, ‘Well, now I have a Strat, a Les Paul, and a regular Tele all in one.’” “And at that point, people would tell me, ‘That guitar freakin’ kicks, man! I ...

I wasn’t using the Black Beauty or anything like that. And as it went on, the second album was clearly going to be all about the Les Paul guitar. But again, it’s a large stereo picture of everything ...

Framton sat in on Pearl Jam’s immortal 1991 power ballad “Black,” and Eddie Vedder told the crowd that the song is actually named after the color of Frampton’s Les Paul guitar. Frampton ...

The Les Paul Recording Studio features the recording console "The Monster," at left, and the first of its kind multitrack tape machine, "The Octopus," right, both named by Les Paul, photographed ...

A young Steve Miller was introduced to Les Paul who gave him his first informal guitar lessons and taught him his first three chords. Miller has often recalled how these early experiences watching ...