Les Paul and Mary Ford
The sound of Mary Ford and Les Paul together is unique, beautiful, and often astonishing. They are some of the earliest adopters of overdubbing, a recording technique they used to make some mind bending songs with countless layers of guitar and vocals. While some of their songs are incredibly fast and complex, they also make some of the most relaxing Hawaiian music on their album “Lover’s Luau”.
The sound of Mary Ford and Les Paul together is unique, beautiful, and often astonishing. They are some of the earliest adopters of overdubbing, a recording technique they used to make some mind bending songs with countless layers of guitar and vocals. While some of their songs are incredibly fast and complex, they also make some of the most relaxing Hawaiian music on their album “Lover’s Luau”.
The sound of Mary Ford and Les Paul together is unique, beautiful, and often astonishing. They are some of the earliest adopters of overdubbing, a recording technique they used to make some mind bending songs with countless layers of guitar and vocals. While some of their songs are incredibly fast and complex, they also make some of the most relaxing Hawaiian music on their album “Lover’s Luau”.