Michael League explains his gear

[yorks5stringer]

Seems like a nice guy: https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/27069-rig-rundown-snarky-puppy?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Snarky Puppy Rig Rundown&utm_term=PG Weekly

[scalpy]

He’s really scaled back his pedal board- best thing about the interview is his introductory playing. 

[musicbassman]

It's a shame the guy interviewing doesn't have more knowledge so he could ask some more intelligent questions.

[scalpy]

29 minutes ago, musicbassman said:

It's a shame the guy interviewing doesn't have more knowledge so he could ask some more intelligent questions.

That’s John Bollinger, noted Nashville multi instrumentalist and journalist. He comes across that way, but it’s his friendly way of not coming across as a know it all. Like I am, no doubt. 

[Cuzzie]

Yeah I like John too, originally I thought he was an airhead, but warmed to him loads.

to be fair, he didn’t have his signature head, he uses a really nice P bass and Flats, there is not a huge amount more to say!

[Old Man Riva]

2 hours ago, Cuzzie said:

Yeah I like John too, originally I thought he was an airhead, but warmed to him loads.

to be fair, he didn’t have his signature head, he uses a really nice P bass and Flats, there is not a huge amount more to say!

Here’s his signature head... he’s a groovy little so-and-so..!

https://youtu.be/NS-zZaVJVm4

[Cuzzie]

@Old Man Riva brilliant, thanks for that.

Yep he has some chops, always enjoyed his playing