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Hammond Leslie Pedal
This pedal was recommended to Marcus Singletary by two of his friends, the late great Steppenwolf keyboardist/organist Goldy McJohn, and legendary Redbone guitarist Lolly Vegas, who passed away in 2010. The Leslie rotating speaker was a predominant aspect of both men's rigs. The pedal is ergonomic - meaning it helps its users' spines avoid the wear and tear caused by lifting and lugging actual Leslies.
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Line 6 Spider IV Amp
Marcus Singletary's Line 6 Spider IV is an incredible studio amp that has been utilized during many Singletary recording sessions and instructional series installments.
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Fender Hot Rod DeVille
Marcus Singletary's Fender Hot Rod DeVille has been a part of his rig for many years. It provides that classic tube sound that can be heard on his live recordings.
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Zildjian SDWBZB1 (Brushes)
Marcus Singletary's Zildjian SDWBZB1 brushes are what he turns to first for beats inspired by the sexy rhythms from South of the Border. #Latin #LatinJazz #Tejano #Salsa #dance #rhythm #Mexico #AfroCuban #Brazil
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Paiste PST3
Marcus Singletary's Paiste PST3 crash cymbal also provides a high-capacity, fuel injected ride. It is one of the bedrocks of Singletary's solid rhythmic foundation.
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Ludwig Accent Fuse 5-pc drum kit
Marcus Singletary rocks the drums, and that can be heard on many of his recordings. This particular kit appears on the drum solo "Kewis Malfunction" (from Journey to Sebhedris), and is also featured in Singletary's Ludwig drumming video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0hRLhdLXAs
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Dean Custom Zone Bass
Marcus Singletary's Custom Zone bass guitar by Dean gets the job done, and attracts a glance or three when presented in public.
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Takamine G-Series Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Marcus Singletary's Takamine G-Series Acoustic-Electric Guitar was used onstage primarily during the 2010s, and mostly for stripped-down live sets.
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Ovation CC57
Marcus Singletary's acoustic-electric Ovation CC57 was purchased in 2006 for the "Marcus Singletary" album sessions at Clear Lake Audio recording studio in North Hollywood, CA. The session yielded such songs as "Bound to Be," "Greenstone Pala," and "Say, Can You See."
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Dean MAB3
Marcus Singletary's Dean Michael Angelo Batio MAB3 #guitar is built for speed - the equivalent of a NASCAR guitar. Singletary and Batio were both born in #Chicago. Go figure!!!
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Fernandes Dragonfly (Pro Series)
Marcus Singletary's Fernandes Dragonfly Pro is one of his most frequently used guitars. It became a mainstay within his arsenal during the 2010s "concept era," defined by the albums Defiance Science, Subversive Blues, and The South Africa Tapes.
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Marcus Singletary's Custom Fender Telecaster
Guitarist Marcus Singletary's black custom Fender Telecaster was originally manufactured in Mexico. Later, Gene Parsons (drummer for rock band The Byrds and inventor of the B-bender) installed a Parsons-Green B&G double bender unit. The factory pickups were changed to Fender Noiseless pickups. The guitar can be heard on Marcus Singletary's version of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."