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"It's faded, I f**king dropped a cigarette on it... I named it when I was drunk but I don't remember what the catalyst for that was!": Gibson reveals the Slash “Jessica” Les Paul Standard

mardi 9 avril 2024, 11:07 , par Keyboard Magazine
Slash's go-to live weapon gets a faithful repro outing
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