Rig Rundown - Margaret Glaspy 

Shreds hard?Seriously?

I take it you haven't listened to her album.

Aidan Mouellic Thumbs up for Lucius!

Aidan I've seen a bunch of her videos.It makes me question your interpretation of "shreds hard",she's not exactly a female Rusty Cooley.See:Sophia Di,Tina San.

your definition of shredding is narrow. Glaspy has the slick lickz

rob oliver , I actually prefer those to most expensive/expansive "celebrity" rigs explained by their techs. A reason why I loved Soundgarden's rundown, for example, was Kim Thayil and Ben Shepherd detailing how their gear serve their music just as Margaret is doing here.

Loved that too. Maggies sound comes from her soul and projects through her finger's 👌

Weird how lots of us have been finding out about her recently. Has she been blessed by the gods of youtube?

@@ignazioacerenza9881 I don't know enough about programming/algorithms to venture a guess. Maybe some aspect of the push for Lage's new album triggered an avalanche of audio visual comfort for very specific users.

totally agree with this - 6 years after the video went live. Margaret Glaspy's guitar sound is so dynamic and organic - I love it. As a home guitarist with whacks of gear i spend so much time twiddling knobs i know i am guilty of putting musicality to one side

Agreed, however everyone forgets how tone works. Even if you get a hundred pieces of gear, you will not sound like any other player. Get Margaret's rig and try to play her songs. Even if you play just like her, you won't sound 100% like her. I've tried it over the 21 years I've played, and I fail every time.

Which episodes featuring them?

You would dig the Becca Stevens Band!

she reminds me of Britt Daniels from Spoon

I kept on the livestream Spalding did for her latest album's recording as often as I could when it ran. It was wonderful to witness why people enjoy working on her projects, she has a spirited and considerate mind.

We may have something in the works...

YES! PLEASE

DON'T YOU TOY WITH ME, PREMIER GUITAR!!! =o

+ Mike Adams I agree with you...the Tedeschi - Trucks Band too many times flies under the radar of reviewers and their incredible talent and music presence can be appreciated by a wider audience via the great folks a PG...Thanks in advance Premier Guitar....

Terrance: The rig rundown is up for Tedeschi Trucks.....it's hidden on RU-vid but live on PG website. It was a really good one

Her boyfriend shound buy her a shell pink custom shop. I would do that.

I second this. Throw in Bobby as well!

So you didn't see a rig in either the Tommy Emmanuel or Buddy Guy rig rundowns either I take it?

My rig is also just guitar amp. Works best when nothing disturbes you. All the great players i like have a very small righ or play basicly straight in. Angus young, jimmie vaughann, jim campolongo, jimmy briant u name it...

Awesome : ) Have you been digging into different types cables and the very wild difference they make when your signal chain is as direct as is yours?

@@sebbityseb yeah. Really does. I prefer a 6m cable by klotz. Gives a nice tone. Bright but mellows around 10.000 hz i guea a bit. Smoothes out a little harschness. But that is just me or my ears... more importend is the power comes out of the wall for tone...

spot on

Yeah. Mr lage should buy her a nice custom shop shell pink strat. He is rich enough and she seems beg for that...

Who cares? This interview is about her, not her boyfriend.

He's good but he is not even close to being the top jazz player let alone the best player period. He is good though.

Go Peace The best jazz guitarist alive? Thats pretty bold statement daddio.

Nobody cares lol

Nah, a lot people do. They're accomplished solo artists but also close collaborators. They just did a tour as a duo this month and the gig I saw was my favorite yet of Glaspy's or Lage's. Their differences in musicality join up in the most interesting ways. Also, Julian was a virtuoso but not first class a few years ago, sure. It did change in the last two years, especially when hearing him live. I had never seen such growth, so quickly, at this level of playing since the beginning of the century.

No tubes.

I think it is a "Custom 68" Deluxe Reverb, which is a reissue the silverface from that era.

wartimemodels​ naw man. It's not a reissue. That's why it's called a custom. It has a Bassman tone stack. And some other key things that make the not a reissue. It gets it's looks from a 68 deluxe though.

I think we are using the word "reissue" differently, but mean basically the same thing perhaps? I think by "reissue" she just meant that it is a new amp that is modeled on older amps in certain respects (although not a true reproduction of an actual amp that existed in the past). In other words if someone says "it's 68 Custom Deluxe Reverb", that doesn't literally mean the amp is a DR that was built in 1968. They say it's a reissue to mean "new". It sounds like you have a narrower definition of reissue- if it isn't an attempt at a reproduction of an actual amp from back in the day, it's not a "reissue" of that amp. Your usage is probably correct...I think she just mean reissue in the looser sense that it's a new amp and not a real 68 silverface DR.

wartimemodels I'm just going by what Fender says about it.

Why bother, if her boyfriend has a bunch of Holy Grail axes? Brilliant!

Yeah! That would be nice

At 0:56, she says the name: Danocaster.

down boi

Who cares?

lol damn. you're right tho, like literally within the first minute of the interview it already happens haha

Those of us with a sense of humor.

Read this comment at around the first minute of the vid. I laughed.

Your weird

UnleashTheBlob I dont think it was awkward. She seems natural and down to earth.

I thought the interviewer was condescending, and, though usually the rig rundowns have a lot of "gear" to cover, this one had more "approach" to cover, which would maybe be strange for the interviewer. I'm new to following Margaret Glaspy, so not sure how much of this sort of thing shes done. It seems to be that she might be a bit uncomfortable for some reason. I thought the interviewer was rude. It is a bit of a balance to find the flow of give and take, but it was pretty clear he wasn't listening to her.

Colleen Shelley , which would be interesting to explore. People kinda know simple gear is all you need to explore personal musicality, but we're not shown how it's done as often as we could. After all, the music gear industry doesn't make their money on musicians using something like 1 or 2-pedals, a simple combo and a mexican tele.

Sorry she didn't have enough gear for you. Go turn a knob or something.

Apology accepted. Go sit on a knob or something.

Wiser InTime I think the minimalist approach is an important angle in rig rundown lore. surprised a bro as enlightened as you would seek to marginalize it.

DBY - "marginalize"

Wiser InTime this show highlights rigs. some rigs are complicated and cluttered or extensive. some are streamlined. a large part of the appeal is showcasing how different approaches work for different artists. we've been over this; please try to keep up.