Musician/inventor is credited with innovations in multi-track recording and designed the Gibson guitar that bears his name. By Gil Kaufman Les Paul Photo: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Les Paul, the man credited with helping to revolutionize the electric guitar and change the course of music with his innovations in multi-track recording, died on Thursday (August 13) at the age of 94. According to a statement released by Gibson guitars — which manufactures the world-famous guitars bearing Paul’s name — he died of complications from pneumonia in a White Plains, New York, hospital
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Les Paul, Guitar Legend, Dead at 94
