Hey everyone...Tap In Time Episode 35 is up. This time we head to Saskatchewan and have a nice chat with Brian Baggett (baggetthouse on this forum), talking Sticks, wood working, lap bars, and more...due to the breadth of topics, this one's a bit longer than normal. Enjoy!

https://tapintime.podbean.com/e/35-wood-you-could-you/

Cool.
Brian is the real deal. Thx for the reminder…….I’ll check it out.

Mega thanks Claire, Gene & Victor. That was really fun!

Kevin - YOU...are the real true deal. Thanks!

Another excellent podcast. Thanks to all involved.

It's also resulted in 2 additions to my Stickists list.

When I checked I found that while I did have Gary Muller as a player, I didn't have Ten Hands as a band (now added), and the name Tommy Stanton was new to me. I found that Tommy does have a web presence albeit mainly in connection with his banjo playing. He does however have two Stick related blog posts, one of which is about that very Vancouver Stick Retreat (including a group picture that does indeed have Brian on it). So, Tommy is now on the list, with links to those two blog posts.

Thanks David.

I always forget how few people outside of Texas know of Ten Hands. Essential Stick stuff in my world!

While you're at it, you might want to add Green Romance Orchestra. After Ten Hands, Stickist Gary Muller and keyboardist/singer J Paul Slavens joined this group founded by Pearl Jam drummer David Abbruzzese. They recorded one album.

And glad Tommy Stanton has become known! Ha.I haven't seen him online in a long while. Very glad he's still playing Stick some.

Baggett.!!

I was so happy to hear your stories and what drives you, dear bruv.
A long time coming and well deserved.

You always seem to me, a stickist who plays what they hear. #_# ♨️

Now added. Thank you (& Werkspace for findig that bandcamp link).

Park!!



Always great to hear from you Konrad. You're supportive and kind words are appreciated.

I always point out Miles Davis in "Scrooged" to anyone in hearing distance, and rewind it over and over. So that's the story. Listening right now, more critical defamations to follow. Great to hear, Brian!