💿 The 50 Year Old Juke Box

[Map-Of-Tasmania]

Ah… Jimmy with then 10 year old '59 Les Paul Standard, ‘worth’ no more or less than any ‘standard’ second hand guitar in '69… now around £250,000… and that is without the association with JP…

[lifeintheslowlane]

@Map-Of-Tasmania

Ah… Jimmy with then 10 year old '59 Les Paul Standard, ‘worth’ no more or less than any ‘standard’ second hand guitar in '69… now around £250,000… and that is without the association with JP…

I was offered a Standard Les Paul in 1980 for 400 quid…but couldn’t afford it at the time.

@Polski_Filip

Wow.
This thread hits in another way. I sort of got into music in the later 70s.
A fleeting thoughtt flrw threw my head, imagining looking back 50 years from then.

What a legacy our era’s artistes left the world

Yeah I did that correlation too Phil when I thought of this topic…it would have been inconceivable to make the same thread: 1919 in music - Wikipedia

[lifeintheslowlane]

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[Polski_Filip]

Not juke box relay6ed, but the Jumbo Jet is 50 years old this year
Jeez

[lifeintheslowlane]

I loved CTA…until they developed into a soft rock middle of the road band…Terrt Kath was a great guitarist…until he blew his brains out

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What’s wrong with this link FFS

[Saint-or-sinner]

If this works, i might know why(kind of).

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[Saint-or-sinner]

I quite clearly haven’t got a clue