Colin Rigsby In Da House - for March 14th Radio Show

[admin]

Our featured guest on tonight's show will be Colin Rigsby. Colin is from Dallas, TX and has been making pipes for 7-years. Much of his inspiration in pipe making comes from old English pipes, which you don't often find with artisan pipe makers. It's actually harder to make a standard shape by hand, but Colin is quite good at it. Prior to being a pipe maker he was also a professional bassist, and if you like the band Rush, you will enjoy his piece of music during our musical segment.
Tune in at 8 pm tonight!
Colin Rigsby

 

[spartan]

Can't wait for the show!
And a fellow Texan to boot!
Although I might have to listen to it tomorrow. Because of today being a "holiday" and all. :wink:
It'd be fun to hear Brian's thoughts on the Steak and **** holiday. But that might be a little too vulgar for his style of show that he does so well.
Best of luck to all.

 

[admin]

Grant, for this show that holiday wouldn't pass our censors.
However, everyday is that holiday in my book.

 

[pstlpkr]

Just say: "Happy birthday Al!"

That should cover it.
::

 

[admin]

Here we go -
http://pipesmagazine.com/blog/radio-talk-show/the-pipes-magazine-radio-show-episode-26/

 

[aristokles]

Great show tonight! Always good, sometimes even better. A+

 

[lordofthepiperings]

lol Brian I almost choked on a puff as you played the "I'm old and I don't like it!". Keep doing what you do. The music you play is good regardless of genres.

 

[admin]

Glad you guys liked the show. Thanks for listening.

 

[spartan]

I will be listening to the podcast here in a few hours with a lit pipe.
You have censors?
**** censors...

 

[admin]

Yeah. Me.

 

[spartan]

LOL.
Well this is awkward...
I'll be leaving now. Good day.
:rofl:

 

[rogermugs]

you mentioned in this episode an old book about pipes that had been recently republished... can you remind me the tile? or point me to a link? is there show notes somewhere that I'm not bright enough to find? (I looked around...)

 

[brianlevine]

@ rogermugs
The book is called Pipes and Tobacco - J. W. Cundall and is available at smokingpipes.com
Brian

 

[twangthang]

Finally got to listen to this episode (I am usually only one day behind)...

Great episode!

I just want to mention because it came back up. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Albert King! Damn the naysayers! :wink:

The music is always solid on your show.

I believe the track you played is from an album Called Jammed Together (with Steve Cropper & Pops Staples).

There are in fact two pipe smokers on that album... Albert himself and Donald Duck Dunn who was part of the Legendary Booker T And The MGs the house band for Stax...
Cheers

Jim

 

[rogermugs]

Thanks Brian!