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| Name: Richard Wilson From: Hawesville, Ky E-mail: marrich@owensboro.net |
It was good to get to speak to you Saturday at Corydon, IN. ...and better, to get to hear Dry Branch again! We always wonder how you guys get together to practice, since you live so far apart. I am currently trying to train a two year old pony as a mount for our grandsons. I know the first requirement is to be smarter than the horse. You mentioned your son Saturday. We think we remember that he came home wounded in some way. Is he doing o.k. now? Blessings to you & yours Richard Wilson Admin reply: I wanted to explain that I answered Richard in a direct e-mail. And I also wanted to mention that my son was not wounded in his service to our country and is presently safe and happy and working in the defense industry. RT
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| Name: MaryAnn Mathis From: Elkhart,Iowa E-mail: jhm@iowatelecom.net |
Do you remember decades ago at Bean Blossom when a terrible storm came through the grounds and some of us were in a building with you singing..I remember being scared, but you got all of us to sing accapello (sp?) the most beautiful song ~it was a gosple song and maybe a round come to think of it. The harmony was hauntingly beautiful. thank you for that memory. Admin reply: Thank you for remembering---all that time. RT
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| Name: Thomas wykoff From: Akron ohio E-mail: Twykoff@yahoo.com |
I was in Gettysburg last week and had the opportunity to see your shows and meet you all. It was a true joy and pleasure to meet such a professional and friendly group of men. The music you put out is just great. I hope to see you all again next year in Gettysburg. Thank you for a enjoyable time. Does not get any better.
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| Name: Elizabeth Appleby From: PA |
Hi Ron, I attended the Gettysburg Bluegrass festival this past Saturday. I have been listening to the DBFS for quite a few years now, and as usual, your performance was tremendous.I also enjoyed your monologue.Some of the things that you say are thought provoking, which I appreciate. Unless of course, a person is wearing a "thought repellant" hat. I purchased one years ago and enjoy wearing it and seeing peoples' reactions to it.Thanks for your kindness and cooperation in allowing me to have a photo with you and me. I really appreciate it. Thanks for the traditional music. Elizabeth
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| Name: Sherry McClean From: Pittsburgh, PA E-mail: sherry.mcclean@gmail.com |
Loved your show at the Pennyroyal last night! It was so nice to see your smiling faces on stage. I realized last night when you announced that you were leaving immediately for G-burg, how much road travel you do for the enjoyment of the fans in city to city. All I can say is: thank you and be careful! Safe travels; can't wait to see you again!
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| Name: Linda Schefel From: North Carolina E-mail: linda49scheffel@yahoo.com |
Kentucky Cousin Story (True Story) My daughter, Jane, has eight cousins on her father’s side of the family. Jane’s father’s sisters were sixteen years older than him and Jane’s oldest cousin is about 56. The younger cousins lovingly call him Uncle Corky to tease him. (Told you that to tell you this) Several years ago Jane joined her dad’s side of the family for Thanksgiving in the northern Georgia hill country. Jane’s oldest cousin, Corky, owns an RV park there. One evening the family gathered in the compound area to visit. Another group was in the process of leaving and each group called out their various college songs. (Kentucky, Georgia and Florida). Very shortly, a visitor to the park came storming into the area yelling at them to be quiet as he and his wife were trying to sleep. Turns out he was from the sheriff’s department in South Carolina. Being a very respectful family towards law enforcement, the family tried to explain that they had just recently arrived in the area and had not been noisy. This only infuriated the gentlemen and he threatened to call the local authorities. Alas, his cell phone did not receive service in the area. He then walked over to the phone in the compound to call and that phone was out of service. One of my daughter’s cousins offered his cell phone to the guy to make the call. This only made him madder. At that point my daughter’s cousin, Karen, made the statement that her uncle owned the RV park and that her husband was an attorney. Her husband told her to pipe down; his law license was no more valid than the guy’s badge from South Carolina. Then she said that her cousin owned the RV park. The officer from South Carolina turned to her and said, “Which is it lady, is he your cousin or your uncle?”. My daughter said, “Don’t worry about it mister. We’re from Kentucky. He’s our cousin and our uncle.
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| Name: david howald From: andover, vt. E-mail: andhow@vermontel.net |
hi to all. great job at greyfox this year, will see you next year. ron, i was the fella that caught you with your arms full of beer at the grocery store. i didnt' believe you when you said it was for someone else. i'm smart enough to know that pickers get thirsty too! i know. we went thru 2 kegs during the festival.....keep pluggin' on....my best to all
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| Name: Ray Surette From: Kitchener,Ont.,Canada E-mail: suretguitars@yahoo.ca |
Hi Ron;I got a picture of you playing the mandolin I made for Jane Uncer.What a great compliment thank you very much.I also loved Ron's Rant about health care reform.---Ray Surette
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| Name: Leigh Ann Inskeep-Simpson From: Urbana, Ohio E-mail: leighann@mac.com |
Would you please post the starting time for the George R. Clark park show? Thanks!
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| Name: Ann Kent From: Yellow Springs, Ohio E-mail: akentys@gmail.com |
Hi there! I am sorry to say that I am not familiar with your talent and music! Obviously, fans all over the world are! Having just had the help of a business venture with one of your talented band members, I became aware of you all. I just returned from the Adirondack Mountains and had the pleasure of hearing Peggy Lynne and Dan Duggan. What fun it was to be far away from home and hear them speak so well of all of you. Obviously talent knows other fine talent. Having just returned from the mountains, I am particularly interested in hearing your CD, Ehoes From The Mountains? Take care. You're obviously all doing a great thing together! ~ Ann Admin reply: Small world; I just returned from the Adirondacks myself. My partner has one of the "great camps" of the Adirondacks and I went there to decompress with her and her family and friends after our Grey Fox Festival last week. I don't know if this would interest you or not, but the band will be playing at a Save Our Parks event being held at George Rogers Clark Park near Springfield, OH, next weekend. Having lived in Yellow Springs myself in the early 70s, I believe the drive would be only about 10 or 15 miles. Come if you can. And thanks for taking the time to post the nice things that Peggy and Dan said about us. They are indeed very talented. RT
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