3. Gibson Jimmy Page “Number Two” Les Paul Page didn’t just play the “ Number Two ” Les Paul, he also had a hand in creating it.

Page got one of his most famous guitars — a sunset red Les Paul — by pressuring Michael Corby to sell Classic Vibes and Contemporary Performance #gibson #theoriginal #lespaulclassic pic ...

There, nestled in the pinkish plush lining was a 1953 Goldtop Les Paul Standard, virtually unplayed, it looked like. It was his uncle's guitar, the owner told me.

But early the next year, Page bought the Les Paul Standard – his first – from Joe Walsh (who, Page says, “insisted that I buy it, and he was right”), paying $500 for it.

The 1959 Gibson Les Paul is the world’s most expensive guitar. It can also be one of the hardest to authenticate. Some of the most famous guitar players, including Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin ...

Minnesota's connections to famous musicians extends well beyond Prince and Bob Dylan. Decades ago, Jimmy Page of Led Zepellin had his 1960 Les Paul custom guitar stolen after a concert in the Twin ...

The crusade to find a home for an electric guitar is reverberating through the music world as Les Paul’s Black Beauty from the ’50s is going up for auction ...

Les Paul, one of the most revered guitarists in history and the father of the electric guitar, passed away last night, August 12th at the age of 94. Paul's manager confirmed to Rolling Stone that ...

Luxury auction house Christie's announced Wednesday that the earliest approved model of the pioneering Les Paul Gibson guitar will be part of its "Exceptional Sale" on Oct. 13 in New York, where ...

But early the next year, Page bought the Les Paul Standard – his first – from Joe Walsh (who, Page says, “insisted that I buy it, and he was right”), paying $500 for it.