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mark
Asheville NC
Saw John for the first time this week. He was wonderful. Thanks for coming to the mountains. Please come back soon. People are still talking about this one.
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Hey John i used to see you every week on Caroliton ave in nola, I'll be back for voodoo fest do you still aroound town, ??
Sartin
Decatur, GA
Great show at Blind Willies, June 19, 2008. Please come back to Atlanta asap!
paul ferguson
I'll be in town for voodoo fest in october where is john playing that weekend, i used to see him him @ madagins, on carolitn ave, in the 90"s and need to see him that weekend someone let me know......please.....
Richard R.
Tulsa, OK
I saw you play the Mishawaka near Ft. collins and Denver Bluesfest years ago. I have since moved back to Okla.
Please come to Tulsa and play-I NEED IT
Please come to Tulsa and play-I NEED IT
Martin Wiedemann
Offenburg - Germany
Dear John,
love your slide-style very much. Hope to see ya someday in good old Germany.
Take care.
Marty - slideman from Germany
love your slide-style very much. Hope to see ya someday in good old Germany.
Take care.
Marty - slideman from Germany
rooster
edmonton alberta canada
hope you make it hear.man you play and sing like the old guys.
Jimmy D
West Monroe, Louisiana
I'm hearing glowing reports about your music Brother. I'm looking forward to the experience myself in Silver City New Mexico on May 25th.
Don Simon
Vero Beach, Florida
Thanks to Fran, I saw you perform twice this past weekend; a dream come true. I believe this makes it 9 times I seen you perform! The joy and love that is woven through your unique amazing jaw dropping mesmerizing style makes your music the best I have ever heard anywhere anytime. You inspire me.
Barry Bundrum
St. James City FL.
March 22, 2008. So the "Hardware Exiles" as he calls us stood in a steady rain and didn't even notice as we listened to the best blues man in the world. He is six feet but don't look it because he slouches all the time. He don't have a hair on his head, but he does have a soupy looking goatee and some size twelve cowboy boots. His big ol' ears are pierced and hang with African jujus, and he wears a big gold VooDoo cross on a chain of hair and teeth and bone...has to be his contract with the devil as no one has ever been that good...played a chrome National and two or three others that would probably be worth $50 thou, and wears a black cat bone on his left pinky...he sat there mounted by Lucifers own Loa and worked black magic, spells cast in rain, apparently. Clapton, Healey, Santana, even Knopfler...they would all have to hang their heads...all the Blind Lemons and Howling Wolves too...nobody EVER played bottleneck like this man. I stood a few feet away at one point with tears streaming down my cheeks...he looked up and saw me, fingers ablur, and looked into my eyes for a moment. He didn't grin, he didn't wink...he just played the blues bluer than blue. The boy should be hanging in the Louvre, but there he sat, playing to a handfull of wet crackers from St. James...I suppose that was the deal he made...
Curt Larsen
Del Norte, CO/ Norwich, N.Y.
It was around '93 when I discovered "Comin' Your Way" and swear it was music to my soul. Any of your stuff I could lay hands on played over and over for months and provided great contentment. At the time life was dealing me unspeakable hardship in a marriage gone very wrong... The absolute void of pleasure was softened significantly by your music. By far my darkest hour, and honestly I'm not sure I'd have made it through without it. You should know that your music touches people's lives, sometimes with great gravity.. Coincidently, my older brother Eric is the man behind the annual Chenango Blues Festival held in Norwich, New York,, but I am your #1 fan. I wish for you to never feel disallusioned. Thank you and regards, Curt
Pasko
Ann Arbor, MI
By the way our blues band is Shirley Franklin & Delta Drive Blues Band. Still listening to your first album & lovin it.
davepasko@comcast.net
davepasko@comcast.net
Pasko
Ann Arbor, MI
I used to heckle you with harmonica and you got me onstage to play at the Blind Pig. Just saw Steve Nardella directed me to your site. Like to send you a CD of mine & my wifes blues band. davepasko@comcast.net
Karen Diego
Washington State
Hey John, Long time no see.Since Ra Cha Cha to be exact.We partied at some little club in the country. You were with my friend red haired Sherry at the time.You tore the house down all by yourself with just your guitar. Voice booming to the back of the club and no one could sit still. Wonderful time and a great memory. Karen and Michael Diego
Marceleza Bootleneck
Brasil - São Paulo
I know your sound since "Dealing With the Devil", I hope meet you in Brazil one day. Tanks for your blues.
visit my site
www.crackerblues.com
visit my site
www.crackerblues.com
Skip Moon
Bellaire, exas
Met you in New Orleans, truly fantanstic, love to see you in Houston. Skip and Denise
Tank
Idaho
Inspiring music, brother.
Vanessa ( Alexander) North
Statesboro, Georgia
John, I introduced your music to my daughter, Justice.
Lauren Carole Ready
Colorado
Never heard of you until my mother introduced me to your music approximately 10 years ago, when she saw you live in New Jersey. That's also when I discovered that you and I are related. Your mother's father, Harold (Zachary) Taylor (aka Uncle Zach), and my mother's father, Henry Lewis Taylor, were brothers. Does that make us second cousins if your mother and my mother are first cousins? Never was familiar with how that lineage thing works.
Anyway, I love your music and listen to it quite often! Can't believe I didn't discover your music long before discovering that you were a relative of mine. Would love to see you in concert sometime. Ever think of doing a performance in Colorado?
Anyway, I love your music and listen to it quite often! Can't believe I didn't discover your music long before discovering that you were a relative of mine. Would love to see you in concert sometime. Ever think of doing a performance in Colorado?
Pamela of Lovey's Baked Goods
I can be anywhere you want me to be.
Hey you sexy thang, where y'at?
Trying to catch you how about stopping in the boatyard to give me a thrill.
Pamela
Trying to catch you how about stopping in the boatyard to give me a thrill.
Pamela
