ES?Believers is an inspiring hardcover book for guitar enthusiasts, collectors, and musicians passionate about Gibsons legendary Electric?Spanish (ES) series. Perfect for jazz and blues players, music historians, and guitar students, this volume captures the evolution and artistry of one of the most influential instrument lines ever created. Introduced by Gibson in the 1930s, the ES series revolutionized the guitars role in big bands and jazz orchestras. With amplification, players could finally match the power of horn sections and percussion. This transformation made the guitar a true lead instrument and established Gibson as a world leader in craftsmanship and tone innovation. Written by Vic?DaPra and David?Plues with a foreword by Joe?Bonamassa , this 290?page reference explores every detail of Gibsons ES models, including the ES?5, Super?400, ES?175, and thin?line series. Each page showcases stunning photography, detailed model descriptions, and insightful commentary that reflects decades of guitar history and evolution. The book also highlights Gibsons Allstars the iconic musicians whose artistry shaped the ES legacy. This work is ideal for collectors who appreciate vintage craftsmanship and for players seeking to understand the tone and performance characteristics that made these guitars iconic. It also provides historical context and technical notes on the ES series role in shaping blues, jazz, and rock styles across generations. A must?have addition to any music library. Perfect for guitar students, instrument historians, and fans of timeless design, ES?Believers celebrates the innovation that defined Gibsons sound. A thoughtful gift for musicians, teachers, and collectors who value authenticity and heritage in their instruments. Pages: 290