He formed Fleetwood Mac with Mick Fleetwood and John McVie in 1967
Les Paul, known as the “Godfather of the Modern Recording Studio”, invented many things that changed the way music is recorded, played, and heard:
Solid-body electric guitar: Paul designed the Gibson Les Paul and the SG electric guitar.
Multi-track recording: Paul pioneered multi-track recording techniques, which began the modern era of audio recording.
Sound-on-sound recording: Paul introduced sound-on-sound recording, also known as overdubbing.
Echo chambers: Paul provided direction for the design of Capitol Records’ echo chambers, which are still used by today’s top recording artists.
Harmonica holder: Paul invented an around-the-neck harmonica holder so he could play the guitar and harmonica without touching the harmonica.
Les Paulverizer: Paul designed the Les Paulverizer to demonstrate the sound-on-sound technique live.
Tape machine: Paul invented the first tape machine.
Digital delay: Paul invented digital delay.
Reverb: Paul invented reverb… and more
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