Rig Rundown - Roger Waters' The Wall Tour- G.E. Smith

[billthomas]

G. E. is great about telling you the history of the guitars and basses he plays, and always crediting the luthiers who have worked on his instruments.

[samumina]

G.E. is all class. Every interview with this guy is great.

[ShiningEyeBrigade]

Really appreciate the interviewer’s super-low key style: Always manages to get the guests talking and giving great info without her talking much. First few times I saw her I just figured the guests were good, but I’ve see a bunch of her interviews now, over the last few years and every one is like this. If a guest does miss something, like the pickup on the bass with GE, she gives a gentle nudge to find it out.

I’ve done a few interviews and it’s really hard for me to get info out of a guest without talking too much myself.

[badkatrising]

I totally forgot how much I miss her rig rundowns. She is awesome. Hope she’s doin well

[TN-D]

Cool guy. Honest answers, extremely low amount of interview.

[greedyluigi]

GE is one of the best workman guitarists. I watched the whole SNL era when he was the band leader just to see what guitar he was playing. Not to mention for that 10 to 15 second spot he had the riffs he played were mind blowing. Not to mention I think he is a fellow Pennsylvania boy. Rock on GE.

[donnmontoya]

Met and hung out with G.E. and T-Bone Wolk during a Hall & Oates tour. Both were very cool down to earth guys. RIP T-Bone. We miss you.

[JKryanX]

every interview i see with G.E. he just seems like a really cool guy. i'd like to buy him a beer and jam with him someday

[long-timelistenerfirst-t-usyy]

great interviewer, she really knows how to interview musicians!

[dirtydave]

This young lady knows her stuff. Great guitar oriented interview.

[Hurtcules]

Man, I enjoy hearing G.E. Smith being interviewed. Such a relatable dude. Always so giving and generous with praise for the behind the scenes support folks. A wealth of knowledge!

[yungsheldon]

i love GE Smith. he’s just so cool and laid back. excellent guitarist and bassist. that first bass he showed off was insane!

[robertwittjr]

i respect how genuine he is in relating personal experiences in with his gear "i never used marshalls in a long time, i used them with hall and oats in japan and stuff".
like to sit down and have a cup of whatever and listen to the man.

[JeevesReturns]

Glad to see that G.E. is showing more of what an informed artist he is beyond the SNL days! Brilliant and passionate musician. Humble man as well.

[theHAL]

GE tends to be a great interview. Interesting stories about himself and other guitarists, and then of course that he is a killer guitarist adds to the discussion. Kudos to the interviewer ... really presses on crucial sound/tone details with deep knowledge based questions and elevates the entire interview.

[MarvinSheats]

I love G.E. Smith.  He's been one of my favorites and loved seeing him on SNL.

[markkickmark]

This guy is so pleasant and easy to understand. Should have his own show.

[PPower]

Back in the 80's, I had a girlfriend who wanted to see Hall & Oates in concert. Seriously that LAST group I wanted to see. But when we got to Oakland Arena, there they were, with G.E.Smith on guitar. I thought, man, what a nice treat that is. THEN - they turned around and rock the arena with all of there "pop" hits. What a surprise! Enjoyed the show. Thanks when I found out G.E.Smith was more than a face on Saturday Night Live...

[voskresene]

GE Smith is a cool cat and a great guitar player.  I grew up watching him on Saturday Night Live in the 80's. 

[glassslide]

GE is the coolest. Awesome rig rundown.