Les Paul Remembered - The Podcast with Gene Paul & guest Tom Doyle.

Tom Doyle - Behind every success story lies a back story, and Tom Doyle certainly has many a tale to tell. Tom played a significant role in my dad's historic accomplishments for over 4 decades, and as you will hear, is uniquely qualified to fill in the details.
Recorded on November 28, 2020
The discussion includes: Les' stage sound, repair and maintaining Les' unique one of a kind guitar collection, producing and arranging guest artists for all the Monday night shows in NYC for 27 years, and many personal anecdotes from their close personal relationship spanning over 45+ years.
For more visit the website LesPaulRemembered.com - www.lespaulreme...
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[@louisdombrowski4198]

Mr. Les Paul ,truly one of the Great ones.
Thank you Gene and Tom for sharing.

[@genepaul5651]

I enjoyed making the podcast and the website, more to come. Thank you, Gene

[@andyfuchs5252]

Excellent !

[@genepaul5651]

Thank you.... I'll keep on going. Gene

[@claytonmunsey9740]

Great work Gene, thank you.

[@genepaul5651]

Thanks that means a lot.... I think more to come. Gene

[@AuntAlnico4]

I love Les Paul and the Les Paul guitar ! But l love Les more !

[@genepaul5651]

Dad was the focus of it all. Thank you Gene

[@martygarcia1887]

Thanks Gene & Tom for this wonderful podcast. I loved being a very small part of some my and Les's audio validations and advances we worked on together. Thanks Les! Cheers!

[@genepaul5651]

Marty, I think we all feel that way. He was special. Thank you, Gene

[@barachati]

Really excellent content here! I just love the personal stories about Les and the technical attributes to his life. Can’t wait for more!

[@genepaul5651]

There will be more and thank you for your comment.

[@colingeorgeh]

I always loved Les Paul’s guitar sound. His guitar work was amazing as was his wall of sound. He was the pioneer in wall of sounds. Thanks for sharing his brilliance and genius.

[@genepaul5651]

Glad you enjoyed the podcast, and it's easy to share his wonderful journey. Thank you Gene

[@RemeAguirreSullivan]

Les Paul played at the Capitol Theater in Racine at age 14. The city is days away form destroying the theater. Help save! We can have a Les Paul Fest there when it's restored.
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[@JackTheSkunk]

Please post videos of Brent Mason and the other Nashville guys playing with Les at The Iridium.