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The Band Guestbook, March '97Below are the entries in the Band guestbook from March 1997.
Mon Mar 31 15:09:08 MET DST 1997 Paul SchoningerFrom: Lexington KY
The BAND is doing a show at the Kentucky Theatre, 241 East Main Street, Lexington, on Thursday, May 15th. The Kentucky is a great old theatre with so-so accostics. Later.
Sun Mar 30 13:07:57 MET DST 1997 pierre verkerkFrom: the netherlands
I'm very jaelous at every one living in America.
They can see them play live on stage.
I order the Band to travel to Europe , so they stop this discrimination. If not , I'll complain at the U.N.O .
My dream shall come through.
pierre.
Sun Mar 30 05:46:47 MET DST 1997 Henry K.From: New Jersey
I am interested in obtaining some of the tapes listed in this web site. I am willing to trade bootlegs of other quality music.
I saw rick danko earler this month, and he is a spectacular performer. He told the same joke on stage two weeks later, when The Band played in NYC. He called the crowd "The Mormon Tabernacle Choir" while singing "Craza Mama". Check for it the next time you see them live.
Sun Mar 30 03:57:12 MET DST 1997 William BarnesFrom: Mississippi
Great page! I saw a documentary on "The Band" on the
Disney Channel a year or so ago. Could you please
tell me the name of it and where I might obtain a
copy. Plese e-mail me back if you know
mailto:rlchunter@mail.miserv.com
Thanks
Sun Mar 30 03:22:36 MET DST 1997 Eddie NeffingerFrom: Kailua, HI
I saw the Band for the first time at Woodstock in '69 with my twin brother and a few friends.
Haven't stopped listening since. Their music is the "background" music
to my life...
Sat Mar 29 23:11:06 MET 1997 MarciaFrom: phila
the band are the pure form of rock and blues when i need a little rekindling of the spirit, i tap into the " The Last Waltz" to rejuice my soul, thanks guys.
Sat Mar 29 04:11:25 MET 1997 ERIC JOHNSONFrom: EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
There is no doubt about it the band is awesome!!!
THE BANDS BOX SET IS IMPRESSIVE! AND WHAT ABOUT
DYLAN AND THE BAND TOGETHER THEY ARE A
KNOCKOUT.HEY I'M A BIG BAND FAN!!!!!
Fri Mar 28 21:05:23 MET 1997 JIM BALCHFrom: SEATTLE WA
great sight
Fri Mar 28 05:11:04 MET 1997 John McArdleFrom: Tariffville, CT
Jan, let me say it's great to find a place like this.
I was lucky enough to catch The Band a couple of times
before Richard Manuel's death. I have not seen them
in many years and hope to catch them in '97.
I am very interested in meeting up with anybody who
may have some high quality tapes to trade.
Thanks
Fri Mar 28 02:46:45 MET 1997 Tim FisherFrom: Southern OntarioHome page: http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/6487
Last May, after a long day at work, I got surprised with a ticket to the Band show at the Concert Hall in Toronto. To go from not knowing about a show, to getting tickets, to being there all in the space of 3 hours was the most incredible rush. The Band is It. They are the band that every other band claims as an influence, American music in the best sense of the phrase...thanks, Jan!
Fri Mar 28 02:27:14 MET 1997 Jeremy DouglasFrom: Hawaii
Love The Band, love the web site.
Thu Mar 27 06:57:56 MET 1997 Scott NoblitFrom: Chattanooga, TN
The Band is the best. My friends and I listen to them
and attempt to play their songs all of the time.
Your page is great.
Thu Mar 27 03:58:28 MET 1997 Bud HendershotFrom: St Augustine, Florida
Love this site! Rick Danko is playing here in St Augustine on Easter Sunday. He'll be at the Milltop, which is the oldest, funkiest, greatest pub in Florida. I will be there with my wife and kids. I can't believe Danko will be here in my town, playing such an intimate and wonderful place. Keep up the great work, Jan.
Thu Mar 27 02:17:21 MET 1997 Matt OwensFrom: Wake Forest University
Excellent work, especially the histories. A worthwhile site for any fan!
Tue Mar 25 19:00:34 MET 1997 Runar BoyesenFrom: Norge
Hei Åndsfrende !
Rørende interessant med The Band's hjemmeside !
Spesielt oppklarende å få se tekstene !!
Vet du noe om muligheter til å besøke Levon Helms
studio i Woodstock ? har lyst til å dra dit en gang !
Hilsen Runar
Mon Mar 24 22:12:03 MET 1997 Gregory CellucciFrom: New York
Was in the mood to hear the group over the weekend (3/22/97), and ended up listening to their CD's a bunch of times at decibel levels just under the legal limit. Wasn't enough, so I had to go out and rent The Last Waltz video. Still not good enough. Ended up surfing through this web page, printing out lyrics, articles, discography, etc. A great web page! Thanks for bringing the weekend of music full circle with all of the facts included in the page. E-mail me back when you get the chance. There aren't many people who talk about the band anymore! Thanks again, Greg.
Mon Mar 24 15:49:39 MET 1997 Mary JaneFrom: New York
The show at Carnegie Hall was great. Sorry Dave Mason didn't play. Nonetheless, it was like seeing an old friend.
Sun Mar 23 04:14:29 MET 1997 EDDIEFrom: QUEENS, NYHome page: www.wfuv.org
This is the best music site on the web, its depth shows remarkable feat.
I saw a great show at Carnegie Hall.3/20/97
The 4 sound acoustic set featured HOWARD JOHNSON(he's been playing with THE BAND for 20 years) on horns for RAG MAMA RAG.
Another highlight was Rick with TWILIGHT.
The HALL is becoming a great annual gig, the place was packed.
Thanks, Jahn
ED
Sun Mar 23 03:37:18 MET 1997 steve durandFrom: Duluth, MN
Sat Mar 22 23:47:52 MET 1997 Bill R.From: Melville, NY
I know the Carnegie show got mixed bag reviews but i absolutely loved DON"T DO IT. Tight...stinging...fast and energetic. It put me back to Rock of Ages in a heartbeat.
And ATLANTIC CITY was golden. There's still a lot to love with these guys... Can't beat them for pure musical touch and raw talent. The 90s BAND is as good or better than their good old days and it looks like they've got a few more ahead of them.
Would appreciate your email and comments.
Sat Mar 22 20:24:06 MET 1997 Joe SharpFrom: Hemel Hempstead, England
Great to see it. I saw the Band in 1970 at Wembley and at the Forum in 96. I hope Rick's feeling better!Are the Band coming back to the UK soon? I love High on the Hog.
Sat Mar 22 08:50:48 MET 1997 John ClarkFrom: Montclair NJ
Saw the Band last night at Carnegie Hall. Unlike most other commentators, I thought the show was below par; certainly not as good as last year at Carnegie Hall, and not even close to the incredible performance in Trenton last fall. The unforgiving acoustics of Carnegie Hall did not serve the Band well -- many instruments (and nunaces) were lost without adequate amplification. The acoustic set was fine, but there were few gems in the electric set. I thought the boys were a bit sloppy and just a little too casual -- something I've never seen before from them in more than 20 concerts in the past 25 years. I think too that they relied too much on the horn section, which couldn't be heard all that well anyway. As Band shows go, this one was a C-. Trenton, on the other hand, was an A. Anybody else think the same thing?
Sat Mar 22 04:15:23 MET 1997 L BFrom: Pa
Thanks guys for jammin' @ Carnegie Hall show it
was a blast. hope to see ya again soon Ps. please
do the gathering this year again :)
Sat Mar 22 03:47:52 MET 1997 Richard and Patti BakerFrom: Baltimore, Maryland
We attended the Show last night in NYC at Carnegie Hall. Our first visit to this historic venue. What a wonderful site for the boys. We were a bit disappointed that Dave Mason cancelled--a ruptured vocal cord. The Bacon Brothers were ok. Definitely enthuisiastic about playing Carnegie. The horn section was indeed a sweet addition for the Band. Brought back memories of Rock of Ages. The brass fills out the songs soooo much. I wish that they could afford to tour with such an ensemble. At the stage door after the show, someone had a set list that included Evangeline, Carnival, Long Black Veil, Ophelia, When I Paint My Masterpiece---all tunes that were not played. I wonder why? My only complaint is that they did not play longer . All told, the Band played about a 90 minute set. But it was well worth the trip from Baltimore for a big night in the big apple. I'm ready for the next album. Any one know about the first song on the acoustic set? It sounds like something off of the brown album. Levon's vocals were as strong as I've heard them in years. Rick's energy was electric. Garth was the master.
Sat Mar 22 00:24:31 MET 1997 T KingFrom: New Jersey
My husband and I were at the Carnegie Hall show last night in NYC. The Band played with a tremendous amount of energy, more than we could recollect at past shows. Rick seemed, as usual, to be the most at home on stage and with the fans. He pointed to the upper tiers, danced his side to side little dance, and gave away his guitar picks. Garth did his usual beautiful job, often sitting back in his chair and playing with one hand and looking up towards the ceiling. Levon was fantastic, just belting out the tunes with that endearing voice of his. They were great!
Fri Mar 21 12:02:22 MET 1997 George LembesisFrom: Upstate New York
Horns and Acoustic set to open show (w/Tony Garnier of Bob Dylan Band On bass)...One More Shot/Don't Ya Tell Henry/Crazy Mama/Atlantic City/Twilight/Rag Mama Rag (w/H. Johnson on tuba). Electric set included Cripple Creek/Don't Do It/Willie and the Hand Jive (w/Bacon Bros.).
Fri Mar 21 05:49:39 MET 1997 T. TreanorFrom: Austin, TX
I'm hoping that anyone attending tonight's Carnagie Hall show who reads this great website (thanks again, Jan!) will fill us all in on how things went. I had the honor of briefly meeting and speaking with Richard and Jimmy following the "All the King's Men" show; Richard said there was a possibility of having a horn section with the Band, as well as maybe doing an acoustic set. So, c'mon, somebody up there in NYC, put a note in the guestbook so we can all hear about it. Thanks!
Wed Mar 19 20:43:35 MET 1997 Graham BurkeFrom: Anchorage, Alaska
The Band pages are incredible!! I'll be back for more....THANK YOU, JAN!
Wed Mar 19 12:29:30 MET 1997 noble thurmanFrom: the shoals in alabama
The Band's page is (in my memory) for my life.......Bless you lucky so in so's
thanks for the wonderful music ....
Where do we go from here? (hoots)
GARTH colors BIGTIME...and is the GURU
Sorry , there's no break in relations here with that robbertson guy......he deserves his due !
even if he's a weisel..I'v..got to love him...and his writing .. He is "a Man of THE BAND". as RICHARD MANUEL & I'v cryed about HIM...
Danko is a deer slaying singing bassist.
Levon got me started on THE BAND via Cripple
via that funky drumin vocal killer shit ......
THANK YOU L. HELM , for signing YOUR BOOK in b'ham al ..1995
OKAY, cheap internet pitch ahead :
me & Scott Boyer have Killer songs for the new BAND's floormat+ other missin links and
sam Whiteside in atlanta ?
take note:
There's a full moon on the Rise.. and
it's in your eyes.............
theres no comprimise
to the dreams seen through your eyes...
contact me @ 205 766-8956 or
Scott boyer @ 205 757-4690...
or the DECOYS in disguise......
Bless u guyes
thank you so much...nthur 68475 @aol.com
boyer/ thurman
Wed Mar 19 02:16:04 MET 1997 Shawn O'BrienFrom: Torrance, California
Thanks so much for the website. In particular, you've
just helped solve a long-standing disagreement between
myself and a friend of mine. They really do say, "If
you'll take Jack, my dog" in The Weight!
Tue Mar 18 13:24:33 MET 1997 Halvar SivertssonFrom: Bollnas, Sweden
These pages are just great!!
I´ve got the Basement tapes and I would like to
buy another of the Bands records.
Which one chall I chose?
E-mail to me and tell wich one that is the greatest
Tue Mar 18 05:19:45 MET 1997 Teral TreeFrom: Heber, Utah
Mon Mar 17 21:07:40 MET 1997 Peter KinnearFrom: Calgary Alberta Canada
Hi - this isn't for the guestbook but if you can tell me how to e-mail Rick or Levon - I have a terrific idea that I would like to tell them about Thanks. PK
Sun Mar 16 15:59:37 MET 1997 Magnus ReuterswärdFrom: Sweden - Sverige
Nice, good, cool, informative - like it,
thank you for handling it, bye!
Sun Mar 16 11:50:01 MET 1997 Adela V. CalbilloFrom: Houston, TX
4:37 a.m. Me and my mom just got back from Austin, where
I have just witnessed one of the most incredible, inspiring
concerts of my life (and I've seen a lot of 'em, believe
me). Jimmy Weider and Richard Bell shone tonight as
members of All the King's Men. Jimmy easily led the
band as Richard gifted us with his typically soulful solos and
they jammed with their heroes and colleagues, people with names
like Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana (of Elvis's band), Joe Ely,
David Hidalgo and Cesar Rosas (of Los Lobos), Tracy Nelson, and many other
musical dignitaries. As I stood in my front-center-stage spot,
they all made my heart beat in time to the music, and I never felt prouder to be
a fan of Richard Bell and Jim Weider. As if the concert
weren't enough to already make my entire year, they remembered me and welcomed me
with open arms, and I had to go backstage and show off *the* tattoo
to the appropriate parties (like, everyone)! Richard and Jimmy: thanks for
letting me hang out. Love you lots, and thanks for the comfort. See you next time.
Sun Mar 16 06:03:58 MET 1997 JimFrom: Rochester, New York
I've been into "The Band" since my older sister brought home
the album, The Band. My family of five has gotten very used
to the fabulous Band music on our many long automobile trips
to visit family in Pennsylvania. We own many albums and CD's
and they are played frequently. Would love to know of any
planned Band appearances in western New York!!!!!
Sun Mar 16 04:45:17 MET 1997 M.C. KinnieryFrom: Maplewood, NJ
Thrilled to find these pages. I first heard The Band in Boston's Symphony Hall in 1969. Van Morrison opened for them!! The crowd was ecstatic, and I've been a devout fan since then. Can't wait to hear them in the great acoustics of Carnegie Hall. The old albums still make me cry: who else in rock and roll could do that?
Sun Mar 16 03:25:50 MET 1997 Jeremy UpchurchFrom: Eastland, TX
I was so happy when I found the page! I got into the Band when I found a great deal on "Across the Great Divide" and I have since bought the Last Waltz movie - and watched it twice. I think the group is incredible, although I wish I could find more fans my age. I am 18. Thanks!!
Sat Mar 15 20:08:01 MET 1997 DON AND DIANE ZOLLMANFrom: IOWA
THIS IS FOR NICK TOVO. I TRIED TO E-MAIL YOU AND IT SAID IT WAS UNDELIVERABLE. SERVER UNKNOWN. LET US KNOW WHERE TO EMAIL YOU AT. THANKS DON AND DIANE
Sat Mar 15 18:37:10 MET 1997 William SmithFrom: Brantford, Ont. Can.
My name is William Smith. I'm am Rick Danko's cousin.
I'm originally from Simcoe Ont. I just want to tell
all those die hard BAND fans that they really are the
greatest thing ever to happen to music in North America.
I've been at many gigs with them and even though they are
getting a little older, they can still blow everybody away.
If any one has any questions I'll be glad to answer them
as best I can.
Sat Mar 15 15:57:53 MET 1997 Arley PhillipsFrom: pennsylvania,USA
great page on my favorite band.Rick Danko's solo
lp has been rereleased on CD.I had forgotten how good it is.
I saw The Band at a small club in lancaster last
summer(1976).it was a great show.
Sat Mar 15 06:46:48 MET 1997 NICK TOVOFrom: NEWARK, DE
THIS IS FOR DON AND DIANE ZOLLMAN OR ANYONE INTERESTED IN ORDERING RICK DANKO'S SELF-TITLED CD FROM '78. DON AND DIANE I THINK THE SONG YOU REFER TO FROM THE LAST WALTZ IS "SIP THE WINE" FORM THE AFOREMENTIONED DANKO SOLO ALBUM. IT CAN BE ORDERED FROM "CD NOW" BY CALLING 1-800-595-6874 OR THROUGH THEIR WEBSITE. GOOD LUCK. VOTE FOR THE BAND TO PLAY THE" FURTHUR FESTIVAL".
FEEL FREE TO E-MAIL ME TO TALK ABOUT THE BAND.
Sat Mar 15 06:13:23 MET 1997 Jay D. CraftonFrom: Indianapolis,In.
I enjoyed it. However, Cub Koda's remarks about Roy Buchanan hanging himself are questionable. While doing research for a book on Roy, I found the DC police were probably to blame. Don't take my word..ask Roy's widow Judy.
Sat Mar 15 06:00:07 MET 1997 Adam MahlerFrom: Buffalo, NY
Great website, lots of cool info on one of the
two best bands in rock history (the other is The
Beatles). Just met a guy in Buffalo who opened
for The Band when they came to town. He told me
lots of great stories about Levon in Woodstock.
Cool Kooper interview.
Sat Mar 15 00:21:17 MET 1997 James MooreFrom: Scotland
These pages are amazing! Thank you for creating a web site for
the best rock group in history.
Thu Mar 13 22:32:42 MET 1997 Iris HammerFrom: Frankfurt, Germany
Me and my friend have been able to join a concert of THE Band in Chicago...we visited a friend of ours when we read that they were playing...it was fate!!! And these pages are great for we can read about their concert dates...next time we go to the US it`ll be only to see THEM....but maybe they too could come again over to Europe this summer?????Greeting to every BAND FAN
Wed Mar 12 07:50:29 MET 1997 Jim CaulinFrom: Rutland, Vermont
I am only 24 years old and ahve been listening to The Band for as long as I remember and finally last year I got to meet a few of the legends. I got to talk with Rick Danko, Randy Cialante, and Aaron Hurowitz (producer) for a couple of hours and they are incredible people. They are very down to earth and I will never forget meeting them. Hopefully we will meet again. They are true legend of Rock and Roll. Even the new members up hold the highest class and energy through their music. I was also able to meet Jim Weider and Richard Bell and Levon and Garth. What a day that was!
I can't wait to see them again....and again. Me and my buddy follow them around as our money can afford it.
Wed Mar 12 05:44:22 MET 1997 Kathleen ThelenFrom: West Nyack, NYHome page: http://www.gallaudet.edu/~tsapsoar/sokt96.html
Tue Mar 11 19:35:49 MET 1997 Margaret AndersonFrom: Columbia, Tennessee
Good content and superior quality! Thanks for a refresher on one of my favorites!
Mon Mar 10 08:06:26 MET 1997 DON AND DIANE ZOLLMANFrom: IOWA
I WAS JUST SITTING HERE WONDERING IF THE BAND HAD A PAGE AND JUST TYPED IT IN AND THERE IT WAS!! I AM SO GLAD THIS IS HERE!
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THE SONG, I WANT TO LAY DOWN BESIDE YOU, IN THE LAST WALTZ CAN BE PURCHASED ANYWHERE? RICK DANKO SANG PART OF IT ON THIS VIDEO. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
Mon Mar 10 02:04:06 MET 1997 tony a.From: bucks county,pa.
I've been debating to share my experience with the
world about my experience on the night that Richie
Manual died. Please don't think I'm crazy, because
this really did happen. At 11:10 p.m. that evening
my TV paper made a buzzing sound like a fly was
between the pages,no bug. The next morning at 7:00
a.m., the radio announced that Richie had died. I
told my wife what happened that last night,yeah
she thought I was nuts,so I looked in the TV paper
for a smashed bug. The first page I opened to, I
focussed on channel 12 "FOLK ROCK REUNION",guest
included LEVON HELM;RICHIE MANUAL;RICK DANKO;
RICHIE HAVENS;JESSIS COLLIN YOUNG. This was held
in Parsippany,N.J.,when? I taped the show that
night,a dynamite RAG MAMMA RAG. Maybe it was a co-
incidence,but I say a prayer for Richie to rest in
peace every Sunday ever since. So now I am asking
all THE BAND people to say a prayer for Richie to
rest in peace. Thanks everyone.
Sun Mar 9 21:30:04 MET 1997 Scott and Michelle AdairFrom: St. Louis, MO
We used to listen to "Best of The Band" on our tape deck during long roadtrips. It replayed maybe ten times in a row in one day! Anyone know of more concert dates in the US in 97?
Sun Mar 9 17:35:26 MET 1997 obergjoleneFrom: gresham, oregon, usa
Hei due,
have all of the cds of the band, including basement tapes. have been into robbie robertson and what he does a long time. have the last waltz video
carny and have seen color of money, king of comedy, etc. i also have all robbie's cds, and even some guest cds he has done. kashtin is one favorite cd
as well as phenomenon soundtrack. never get tired of collecting and reading. have read levon helm's account of the band, this wheel's on fire. some pretty
acrid comments about robbie, but think jaime robbie robertson can hold his own against time and levon. also have a&e bibliography on the band. Also have on
order, across the great divide. love those pictures of robbie! keep info coming! thought it coincidence that jolene oberg and jan hoiberg were close names.
i am norwegian descent, my mother and have about 65 relatives around norway, all the way from bodo to oslo. am also of native american descent from my father,
kiowa from oklahoma. must run in the blood! thanks and keep the good work going. the band forever! feel free to e/mail me. thought i was the only obsessive
compulsive, but then, maybe i am. your information is extremely objective.
hjertelig hilsen, fra jolene
Sat Mar 8 07:09:39 MET 1997 Mark CryleFrom: Brisbane, AustraliaHome page: www.powerup.com.au./~hiltont/spot-dog.htm
The first album I ever bought with money I saved
from a high school vacation job was "The Band".
In the intervening 26 years I've bought many
great albums. Never one better than "The Band"
however. I knew that album *so* well. I even knew
the length of the spaces between the songs. My
party trick was to count the songs in.
Thanks for the page.
Greetings from Australia
Mark
count the songs in
Fri Mar 7 04:17:20 MET 1997 Erin LaneFrom: Chicago, IL
I just found the pages and I`m ecstatic! I often hear that my best friend and I are two of the only seventeen year olds that most know who listen to the band!
Fri Mar 7 04:10:00 MET 1997 Don PugatchFrom: Roswell, Georgia
I have a favor to ask all Band Fans, Need for you to EMail me one song, only one song to end a party my family is having. We plan to have a large cirlce of friends, walk within the cirlce and give our thanks to everyone at the end of the party. My choice is The Last Waltz refrain, followed by The Last Waltz. Please let me know if anyone has any other ideas, or do you think we are on track. Another favor, the best Band song, for a special dance for my wife and myself during the party. My choice, It Makes No Difference. What do you think? Maybe we can get some other ideas. Let me know ASAP, since the party is in two weeks. Thanks for the help. Don
Thu Mar 6 07:32:44 MET 1997 Derek YoungFrom: Flint MI
Thu Mar 6 01:52:27 MET 1997 Michael L. SteenoFrom: Green Bay, WI but currently living in St. Louis, MO
Just discovered this site. Awesome!!! I am 32 years old and a huge band fan. My favorite band tune is Endless Highway from Before the Flood. "Take a silver dollar, put it in your pocket, never let it slip away....." Hope to visit with some band fans out there through e-mail. Let me know of ay concert dates in St. Louis area this year. See ya...
Wed Mar 5 21:53:46 MET 1997 Austin SmithFrom: England
Interesting reading, thanks
Wed Mar 5 21:31:32 MET 1997 Dave MaloneFrom: Reno, NV
Enjoyed reading the articles. Have listened to The Band since I was about 14. The live version of "King Harvest" from "Rock of Ages" is one of my all time favorites. Was fortunate enough to see remaining "Band" at The Sting nightclub in New Britain, CT in 1991. Great show.
Keep up the good work!
Wed Mar 5 01:22:13 MET 1997 Adam LundbladeFrom: Courtland, KS
The pages are very informative to a person who has
trouble finding info on the Band.
Tue Mar 4 21:59:58 MET 1997 Jim CaulinFrom: Rutland, Vermont
Would love to see the band play more dates in 97.
I was lucky to see them 5 times in 96, and if
there are dates other than 3/20 let us know!
Have also seen Danko solo with Cialante and Hurowitz
that was awesome too... Please e-mail back with
information about dates or other pertinant info.
Thanks.
Tue Mar 4 18:30:35 MET 1997 Joe CantilFrom: Alaska
"HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!" Very cool, way to go. The Band keeps on rocking our ass, don't they?!
Tue Mar 4 10:02:53 MET 1997 Lars DavidssonFrom: Ljungby, Sweden
Hi...
... and thanks for at great web-page. One of the best to my mind.Hope you will keep up the good work.
However: I have found a little mistake in your recent changes. The one who wrote the article taken from Rollin Stone Mag is Al Cooper and noone else. Not even related to Al Kooper...
See ya
Lars Davidsson
Mon Mar 3 23:35:39 MET 1997 kris moserFrom: waitsfield, vermont
The best band there ever was and will ever be!!!!
Mon Mar 3 21:39:49 MET 1997 Chris & Gail BellFrom: Cheltenham, EnglandHome page: http://www.chelt.demon.co.uk
Remembering Richard Manuel
Sun Mar 2 20:49:09 MET 1997 willy pottsFrom: philadelphia pa
i started out in folk music, thanks primarily
to Bob Dylans Freewheeling Album.......but TheBand
was to play the strongest influence in the
development of my keyboard
style of playing........i will always cherish
those friendly days of long ago........
Sun Mar 2 03:38:52 MET 1997 Andy ArnoldFrom: Chattanooga, Tennessee
I came across Ronnie Hawkins's page the other day. I noticed that Terry Danko plays bass with The Hawks. If anyone knows of what relationship, if any, to Rick Danko he is, let me know.
Sun Mar 2 02:52:10 MET 1997 MichaelFrom: ST. Louis, MO
I have been an avid Band follower since 1970. Usually when I try to discuss The Band with anyone the only response I get is "Who?' It's amazing to find so many more people who enjoy ( in my opinion) the BEST rock n roll band there ever was or is! I am trying to find a E-mail address for Levon Helm can anyone HELP? PLEASE contact me at PBoggeman@aol.com
THANX
Sat Mar 1 20:38:12 MET 1997 Brian CampbellFrom: Cranford, NJ
First off, thank you very much for the info. It's a great net page on an incredible group of musicians. ERIC CLAPTON IDOLIZES THE BAND. THEY ARE WITHOUT A GUITARIST. WHY DOESN'T HE DO SOME SHOWS WITH THEM. IT WOULD BE AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIMENT.
Sat Mar 1 20:26:55 MET 1997 Alex SchutzFrom: Aachen, Germany
Great pool of information. Unfortunately THE BAND is not going to visit me in Germany.
I hope Robbie Robertson will do such a fine album again as he did with his debut, which
was possibly the best album in the '80s.
Bye, and hold on to it,
Alex
Sat Mar 1 05:15:38 MET 1997 Jim MannFrom: Moncton, New Brunswick, CanadaHome page: http://home.istar.ca/~jim/
Sat Mar 1 01:01:43 MET 1997 Michael N. EdwardsFrom: Moore, South Carolina
Your web pages are really great for all Band fans. Hope that The Band will grant us all another concert tour in the near future. I would especially love to see them back in the south.
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