Don Rigsby
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Biography
Donald Glen Rigsby, born on February 18, 1968, in Isonville, Kentucky, is an American multi-instrumentalist and producer known for his contributions to bluegrass music. Rigsby's musical journey began at age five when he learned to sing from a tape of Ralph Stanley singing "Hills of Home" and "Little Maggie". He later befriended Ricky Skaggs and Keith Whitley, learning guitar, fiddle, dulcimer, and mandolin.
Rigsby joined the Lonesome River Band after Dan Tyminski left, appearing on the albums One Step Forward (1996), Finding the Way (1998), and Talkin' to Myself (2000). He was also a member of Longview with Dudley Connell and James King. Rigsby's solo career began in 1998 with the release of A Vision, which won the Association of Independent Music's Gospel Album of the Year award, followed by Empty Old Mailbox (2000) and The Midnight Call (2003).
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- Those Gambler's Blues
- Look Out Below
- Come in Out of the Rain
- Little White Cross Out on Highway 13
- I've Already Turned That Page
- Muddy Water
- What Lays Down the Road
- Green Briar River
- Green Ivy Vine
- The Midnight Call
- Carved Our Names in Stone
- Blood on My Hands
- Dying to Hold Her Again
- Son Of A Gun
- These Ole' Blues
- Poor Little Rich Man
- Dust To Dust
- I Won't Be There
- Bluestone Mountain
- Empty Old Mail Box
- Gone Home
- Orphan Girl by Don Rigsby
- Short Life Of Trouble by Don Rigsby
- Meet Me By The Moonlight by Don Rigsby
