083 - Martin Guitars: Thomas Ripsam, Chris Martin and Rich Robinson

083 - Martin Guitars: Thomas Ripsam, Chris Martin and Rich Robinson


The new episode of “Have Guitar Will Travel” digs deep into the story of – and latest happenings at – C.F. Martin. Host James Patrick Regan talks with Thomas Ripsam, discussing his work as President and CEO, then talks history with company owner Chris Martin, who shares anecdotes involving heavy-hitter players and dealers. In part three, Rich Robinson discusses the new D-28 based on the guitar he grew up playing and and used to pen early hits by the Black Crowes.


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