The latest in the Player's Book series for vintage guitar fans is the Gibson Les Paul Junior Player's Book. The Les Paul Jr. was released in 1954 as the most affordable Les Paul, and although it was only produced for a short time until production ceased in 1961, it captivated many guitarists. It has been immensely popular, particularly in the rock scene, with players such as Keith Richards, Leslie West, and Johnny Thunders. Here we take a thorough look at how the Les Paul Junior's specifications have changed over the years. In addition, family models such as the Les Paul Special and Melody Maker are also featured. We take a closer look at the Les Paul Junior, a guitar that continues to exude profound charm thanks to its ultimate simplicity. [Book Contents] Vintage Gallery This exhibition features a wide selection of guitars from each era, including single cutaways from 1954 to 1958 and double cutaways from 1958 to 1961. Also available are family models such as the Les Paul Special and Melody Maker. ●Les Paul Junior Players Introducing the guitars used by Les Paul Junior users Makoto Saito, Masatoshi Majima, and Hiroshi Yamaguchi, along with their comments. Includes graphs of favorites such as Keith Richards, Leslie West, Johnny Thunders, Ron Wood, Bob Marley, and Billie Joe Armstrong. Gibson Product Technician's Guide to Tuning Les Paul Juniors and Specials ●Current Gibson Les Paul Junior & Special ●Specification change specification table list