What head and cab is that ?

@@crisrose521 it‘s an Epiphone Valve Jr.

He does it with a $200 guitar also

The Epi Valve Jr. Is a totaly underratet amp... it is so great and Sounds tasty... He is up with the big ones...

@@christiandude3149 I played a stock one in a store not too long ago and it was the okayest sound I‘ve heard in a long time

This is the way a 'Burst is meant to be played. They really aren't hard rock instruments like most modern Les Paul-style guitars. Vintage/custom shop Gibsons are much cleaner and possess much more clarity. If played right they have far more nuance than even a Strat.

@@Dagger_323 very much like a fatter/thicker sounding Tele. Relatively low output pickups and not a darker/muddy sound too often attached to later years when high gain became in vogue, even in the neck position it still retains clarity and note separation, single coilesque, but more full sounding. To me, that's the ideal LP sound. Suitably Bright, with midrange honk and added girth over a single coil. The '58 reissue I have fits that bill very well. It's like my Tele's big brother, in many ways.

yep, no 'ernie, Ernie, errrrnie!!!'

Yeah, that was some good s***.

Is this his guitar??

Check his other video on Guitar with his 1962 ES-330 if you have not done it. What an elegant player (my personal favorite). I bought a 2018 ES-330 reissue and an epiphone valve junior to try to emulate that tone. I have never managed to get anywhere close. I’ve really learnt a lot from his playing.

Amazing Guitar player and a down to earth guy 👍.

You haven´t seen "better call saul"

He has played with Morrisey, Paul Weller, Johnny Marr, Hubert Sumlin and Primal Scream. Also he's a top bloke and a big influence on my guitar playing. Currently playing with The The. Check out his first album This Is Little Barrie.

Was about to post the very same thing.

i came on here to say... who the fuck is barrie cadogan and why should i care? Anyway, its good to see ol' Barrie finally get his due... whatever that means. Andy Warhol would be proud.

Well, you got there a year before me! How the f isn't this guy famous?!

Not exactly blues. More like rockabilly than blues.

Consider that they only made 1,500 of them; consider that most of the initiated guitar players in the 60's and 70's played them (and traded them around), and as a result of that they're an integral part of the sound and look of popular music from then (and onward), consider now that probably 3 generations of guitar players have grown up on that music. That explains the sky-high price, even when compared with other instruments of similar age. If you ever get the chance to play one, you'll see. Nothing comes close, but there are some damn nice imitators from the last 30 or so years to now - and Gibson is not one of them, haha.

@@TheBarroomHero321 interesting. After I received your Informative message, I went to a boutique guitar shop and played both; an original and and a custom copy ( R9 ). I was impressed by both, there was little difference between the custom shop copy and the original. However, the original had sustain that lasted for hours and was acoustically louder then the copy. Both wonderful guitars.

@@TheBarroomHero321 The sound of a vintage 'Burst is difficult to achieve, but not unobtainable if you know what to get. A current Gibson Custom Shop LP from this year's line (2019) is literally the closest Gibson has come since the originals. I'm aware that's a vastly overused tagline but in this case it is true. Prior to this year's line Gibson was still wax potting the pickups and using inferior wire, incorrect taper CTS pots and cheap Mylar "bumblebee" capacitors. The 2019 stuff all has unpotted Custom Buckers, superior wire, vintage audio taper low-tolerance CTS pots and real PIO Luxe Bumblebee reissue caps. I've played a couple and was amazed at the difference, but at the same time was not surprised given the fact that the stock electronics this year are essentially the same caliber as the upgrades most people were doing to these guitars in year's past to achieve the sound of the old ones. Only difference is now Gibson is putting these in stock so the mods aren't necessary. However, slap in some Throbak PAF clones (literally the closest you can get to a real PAF, bar none), REAL vintage NOS Centralab pots (which in my experience make up 50% of the original guitars' nuances and tonal response, and NO modern pot matches them), and real '50s-'60s Sprague bumblebee caps, and you're nailing the sound. I got a hold of a set of NOS Centralabs from the early '70s off of eBay (which are identical to the '50s Centralabs but with the exception of being vastly more affordable) and slapped them in my Historic Reissue, as well as the other parts I mentioned, and holy COW what a difference. _Nothing_ made today in terms of electronics is comparable to the old stuff.

The guitar sounds great! I still think that they’re overhyped.

Barrie makes any guitar sound great to be fair .

Exactly the same here... Best regards :)

Barrie inspired me to grab my guitar, plug it in, and make some noise. Unfortunately that's what it was, so I put it down again and watched Barrie some more!

Spent many a lunch hour talking guitar and having a cupoa with Barry.. Got to play on some amazing axes also...

I completely agree! What's the amp model? I may have to pick one up

@@rugbyvagrant7 Epiphone Valve Junior

I think you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about Lovely stuff

Richard Crompton oh I think he does...

Well....😬 I dunno bout that pal

Shame he’s playing it through a piece of shit amp

The paf humbucker has its own sounds

Have you listened to Little Barrie? Great player/singer.

There's also this one of him playing a 330 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdKEibpqzJ_GhKc.html

@@SGspecial84 This is the guy in the band that Better Call Saul uses for the intro? Wow.

Hey man! That guitar just oozes all

Lee Rutland haters?what haters?the les Paul is the best electric guitar ever made

@@onlyjoetee i 100% agree but the ones that don't have one end up hating saying they are not worth the money etc etc. U know what its like lol.

@@onlyjoetee i also have a american strat with jb sh4 in bridge and some single coil custom 69 in neck and middle. It does sound very nice but when i plug my les paul pro 2 (pic in my profile on left) back it lights up a spark in your soul as the sounds it produces are sound like heaven and unfortunately puts the strat back in its place on the guitar rack lol

And sounding good.

Whats amp?

@@edhinoamusoffa4893 egnater. Not relatively expensive amps at all.

@@blakespurlock5322 nope, epiphone

@@edhinoamusoffa4893 Epiphone Valve Junior. It's probably modified.

He's not playing with Primal Scream anymore, you should check out his band 'Little Barrie', his solo project 'The Cobra Lamps' & the wonderful Danny Kirwan tributes he's done at & for The Blues Kitchen (yes, I'm a big fan of his, he's the best guitar player in the UK at the moment, he's just got that magic touch and that's something you can't learn or teach, it's a true connection with the instrument): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d69jm7Cc2p3Fh40.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbCAg86hrNK5fWw.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJx9ldGjqeCxmHU.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e92amtB52szNl2w.html kzfaq.info/love/Vn9XB03wI5dM4d0Vbl-i2A kzfaq.info/love/FhOB4G0sAqn6mMr0AfwLaQ