Jake Workman playing an original 1960 Les Paul.

Well, folks.... The "workin man" found another electric axe to shred with his superhuman powers on. This time it's Jim Mills incredible ORIGINAL burst 1960, Gibson Les Paul powered through a 1959 Fender amplifier. That ladies and gentleman is the true definition of TONE. And man did that sucker rip!!
All the best and keep rollin,
RC
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[@banjosandbullets]

I seen the back ground and knew it was a special video. There’s no other place in the world like it!

[@drothberg3]

Oh, no! Jake Workman can play electric like a killer too! He can bend strings and vibrato. Bluegrass monsters aren't supposed to be able to do that.

[@MsFitz134]

Funny, I went to high school with Jake - he was known for classic rock back then, and he was incredibly good. A friend just told me to look up his bluegrass and I came across this video. The bluegrass is obviously incredible, but about at about 2:10, that's the Jake Workman I remember.

[@joereadel]

He studied jazz in college, I believe

[@frankdiscussion2069]

The bridge pickup! Would love to hear him jam on that tele!

[@guitarwithtom6041]

Amazing talent.

[@grant5603]

If Jim’s impressed then...

[@md6397]

@ 0:52 that growl!

[@HotRodSixString]

Let er rip Jake .

[@alan4sure]

Maybe Jake wants to buy my '73 Black beauty Ltd edition copy of 1954 model. Excellent condition too! Just say the word---I never play it anymore. got a Martin instead.

[@Halliday7895]

lol the licks sound waaaay better on a nice acoustic flat top

[@tleirha]

that dont sound bad at all