Verlyn Kling and the Missing Les Paul
Clip: Season 14 Episode 1 | 16m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
A small-town musician with a story of a big-time guitar.
When he bought his guitar as a teenager, Verlyn Kling had no idea that someday his 1959 Les Paul "burst" would become an example of one of the most collectible and valuable guitars in the world.
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Verlyn Kling and the Missing Les Paul
Clip: Season 14 Episode 1 | 16m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
When he bought his guitar as a teenager, Verlyn Kling had no idea that someday his 1959 Les Paul "burst" would become an example of one of the most collectible and valuable guitars in the world.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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Art inspired by Black history with Jammie Niemeyer
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Clip: S14 Ep1 | 11m 32s | Jammie Niemeyer talks about how her ancestral roots to inform her most recent art. (11m 32s)
Verlyn Kling and Jammie Niemeyer
Preview: S14 Ep1 | 40s | Listen to the stories about Verlyn Kling’s 1959 Gibson Les Paul and Jammie Niemeyer’s art. (40s)
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Postcards is a local public television program presented by Pioneer PBS
Production sponsorship is provided by contributions from the voters of Minnesota through a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, Explore Alexandria Tourism, Shalom Hill Farm, Margaret A. Cargil Foundation, 96.7kram and viewers like you.