Every Gibson Electric Guitar In History Explained

The Complete History of Gibson Electric Guitars: From the 1930s to Today!

From the jazz clubs of the 1930s to the heavy metal arenas of today, Gibson has shaped the sound of modern music. In this video, we explore the complete history and evolution of Gibson electric guitars. We cover the legendary staples like the Les Paul, SG, and ES-335, the modernistic Flying V and Explorer, and even the bizarre oddities like the Corvus and Robot Guitar. Whether you are a jazz virtuoso, a punk rocker, or a blues legend, there is a piece of guitar history here for you.

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Chapters & Timestamps:
0:00 - (1930s–1940s)
2:16 - (1950s)
3:38 - (1958–1959)
5:53 - (1960s)
7:14 - (1970s)
8:41 - (1980s)
10:42 - (1990s–Present)

Guitars Featured in this Video:

1930s-40s: ES-150, ES-250, ES-300, ES-175, ES-5

1950s: Les Paul (Custom, Junior), Byrdland

1958-59: ES-335, ES-345, ES-355, Explorer, Flying V, Moderne, ES-330, Melody Maker

1960s: SG, Firebird

1970s: Marauder, S-1, RD, The Paul

1980s: Sonex, Corvus, Challenger, Spirit

1990s-Present: Nighthawk, Blueshawk, Robot Guitar, ES-339

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