Hi Chris
Are you doing alot of teaching these
days? It was nice to get to know you at
Steves, Kamp.I enjoy learning from all
you pros. Hope to hear from you
Maurice
British Columbia
Man, thank you so much for the preview of your new cd. It's absolutely fantastic! As always I find your versatility to be stunning. The four of you have really nailed this one down firm! Great work my friend!
It was great meeting you this past week at Kaufman Kamp. Your class was great and your performances even better. Now I have a lot more pickin' to do! I hope to run into you again sometime, and have a safe trip back home.
Hi, Chris,
Good to hear from you after all this time. Let's see, I've got the D-28 (1969) that you will have seen me play with Nick Strutt some years back.
A 1972 D-18 that I picked up about ten years ago, and a 0000-28H (1998) that I got from Elderly Instruments about two and a half years ago.
Hi Chris,
Nice to hear from you, it has indeed been awhile since we sat up all night drinking wine. I wish I was able to come down for the weekend to see you again, but I just have too many animals to look after, and no $$ for petrol!! Maybe next time if we are still around .
Hi Chris,
Looking forward to chasing you (musically) all around SK Kamp stage again. It is one of the challenges and pleasures of my life! I guess I don't mind coming up on the short end....
Best always, Mark Cosgrove
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Will be in touch soon, hope you are well.
Phil
Are you doing alot of teaching these
days? It was nice to get to know you at
Steves, Kamp.I enjoy learning from all
you pros. Hope to hear from you
Maurice
British Columbia
Thanks again,
Amy Ferebee
All the Best,
Marcy
Man, thank you so much for the preview of your new cd. It's absolutely fantastic! As always I find your versatility to be stunning. The four of you have really nailed this one down firm! Great work my friend!
It was great meeting you this past week at Kaufman Kamp. Your class was great and your performances even better. Now I have a lot more pickin' to do! I hope to run into you again sometime, and have a safe trip back home.
Mike Gurzi
KK Group 8 :)
Good to hear from you after all this time. Let's see, I've got the D-28 (1969) that you will have seen me play with Nick Strutt some years back.
A 1972 D-18 that I picked up about ten years ago, and a 0000-28H (1998) that I got from Elderly Instruments about two and a half years ago.
Nice to hear from you, it has indeed been awhile since we sat up all night drinking wine. I wish I was able to come down for the weekend to see you again, but I just have too many animals to look after, and no $$ for petrol!! Maybe next time if we are still around .
Best Wishes,
Hazel.
Looking forward to chasing you (musically) all around SK Kamp stage again. It is one of the challenges and pleasures of my life! I guess I don't mind coming up on the short end....
Best always, Mark Cosgrove
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