Is there anyway to find out what Bekka is doing? I went on Delberts cruise in January and she was fantastic and she said she owed it all to you and her mama. Sorry Bonnie didn't get to come. I guess the CD she was recording had priorities. Thank you in advance, I'd love to say Hi to her. Carol

Hello again frm the craig side of the family

I really enjoyed your performance.I am sorry that your CD was sold out before I could buy it. Could you E-Mail me back with the information on how I can order it. Thanks, Connie ( crieder2@yahoo.com)

Delaney, as always, it was great seeing you again last night at Club 56. You, Randy, Jerry, Jack, Pam and Jill sounded great. As you know, "That Dog'll Hunt" Your friend, Walter

hi to all music-lovers around the world from austria

This a really cool place. I will come here more often. HARLEY™

seems as though you were friends and played with all of my idols.you are sort of behind the curtain.at least you are still living .you are a legend, and i would have loved to experience what you did.i also really dig the come on in my kitchen tune by rj.duane allman is my main man now along with freddie king.peace to you delaney.

Delaney - looking forward to having you in our little town of Hanford, CA in a few weeks (3/23/02) with my dear friend and mentor, Randy Sharp & (his) Friends! (Well, "family", too!) You are going to love this theatre! (The Hanford FOX) hell, I'd live there if Danny & Libby would let me! :0) This is gonna be one fine, fine evening! SEE YA! ~PtH

Hello I just thought I would let everyone know that bonnie just finished her solo CD and is doing it through Audium Records and Blue Hat Records. I am a songwriter and bonnie writes for the same people that I do . SHe is a heack of a woman and deserves great things. Her CD is wonderful . Chris Wallin

Is there anyone out there that knows if Sue Richman played with Delaney? She was from an LA group named "Genesis" in the late 60's. How about Jack Ttana. He also played with "Genesis." (This is an American band). Please e-mail. thanks.

wanna say thanx for the song comin home its the only commfort with the life on the road. p.s. the eric clapton debut album is the most soulfull album i ever heard it has to be youve produced it (dont mind me licking some).

Delaney's success is just another example of how Mississippi blues has shaped the world of music. Rock on Delaney, from a MS boy, well man I'm almost 50.

Delaney, I hope you dont mind me asking a few questions about Daune. I am a big fan of his (and of course I like your music very much). When Daune played acoustic with you what tunings did he use on 'Come on in my kitchen' etc. Was he playing a dobro or just regular tuning? I love the session he did with Cowboy (Please be with me),I was mondering if you can tell me what tuning he plays for this tune. I suspect it's open 'D' but I cannot figure out the positions from the solo/fills. I guess you have many memories of Daune I have to pinch myself to realize it was all that time ago when he passed away and only 24. I have been to macon and vistited Rose Hill (I was a soccer coach in America at the time 1989). You made some fantastic records back then and I've got that radio show you did with Daune/Greg and King Curtis...still got the albums. Will you ever tour the UK again? kindest regards Alan

Being an official site, can you help me to get in touch with Delaney himself, through Email? With kind regards, René

Delaney is alittle like an American John Mayall: his influence is hard to overstate on truly legendary performers; yet, he has not really gotten his due. Are the early D and B albums going to be released domestically? God Bless and Good Luck!

Love your music and influence on music over the years ...... Thanks Stew .......

Come on into my kitchen its gone to be raining out doors. Great music you and the old Skydog did Is that a picture of his old red guitar and you Albert Senior Ned

Hi Delaney, longtime fan here...just wondering did George Harrison give you one of his guitars as a gift when he went on tour with you guys?Also,was he on live "On Tour" album? God bless you in 2002 and come visit Boston. Artie

Hi, Delaney! Google brings the past right to my computer...strolling down a cyber memory lane! Do you remember that incredible tour we did with Commander Cody? Talk about the best of times, the worst of times! I survived and evolved, might almost say morphed! I could not remain the same after that experience, but I still have some of our rehearsal tapes and the concert out in Riverside. I do have some fond memories. Elizabeth L. Moon - aka Marin Moon

Delaney, I really love and respect your great music and talent. But there's an album of yours and Bonnie which I can't find any references anywhere, that is "Country Life". Does it really exist or am I making some mistake? Please understand that here in Brazil it is very hard to find your records. Anyway I could get almost all of them, includind the fantastic "Class Reunion", whose song Locked Up In Alabama my daughter Sylvia, age 5, asks me to play for her over and over and it's lovely to see her dancing along. Best Regards, Geraldo

delaney was just listing to jimmy reeds song about booze as a friend sang it...ole tobias henederson"it takes a whole lot of medicine to let me pretend i'm someone else'"just taped some cd's of yours. well we are road dawgs and taking it out on the road as a small promoter and booking agent i finally decided to Play.....if you ever atre in the greenwich area i would be glad to be at your service playing with an old shindig dog prepares me for the world. keep the faith bro,keep playing keep recording and keep sliding doctor lucky aka jim

delaqney was just listing to jimmy reeds song about booze as b\a friend sqang it...ole tobias henederson"it takes a whole lot of medicine to let me pretend i'm someone else'"just taped some cd's of yours. well we are road dawgs and taking it out on the road as a small promoter and booking agent i finally decided to Play.....if you ever atre in the greenwich artea i would be glad to be at your service playing with an old shindig dog prepares me for the world. keep the faith bro,keep playing keep recording and keep sliding doctor lucky aka jim

Delaney,I love your music! Thank you so much for all your contributions to the music of our generation. I feel so sorry for the younger generation that hasn't had the opportunity to hear you, please tell me that Class Reunion will be re-released on CD someday. Steve

Hey,Delaney-It's good to know you're still around amd sounding great. You are one of our best writers and the world needs ya-I'm a big Lonnie Mack fan and met him once and have been lucky to play in Nashville for Chet Atkins and met some great guys-I have your record with Ron Grayson on drums who played with Lonnie. Thanks for your new music and inspiration in this troubled world. God blessed us with music and we must help heal each other with it.

twhenderson sez hello expat56@hotmail.com he's back playing sindig dude

Hello, I heard about your site from my sister Vicki Angelo. She said she visited with you. She said you knew George Harrison and that he met Jesus before he died. That's cool! I enjoyed your site.

Happened to run across your website today. I used to play lead behind Bonnie when she was still in St. Louis. I talked to you briefly on the phone when Bonnie suggested I join your group. I've been kicking myself ever since because I said no. A few months after I talked to you and decided not to come out west, I found your D&B on tour with Eric Clapton album. I told everyone you had to settle for Clapton instead of me...HA! You've been associated with some of my favorite music all along. I used to really like James Burton and anyone who likes Albert King is ok in my book. Your "southern/funky/blues/country" sound was ahead of its time. I loved it then and still do. Its great to see you still making music. Keep it up. Jim Hoff

'What A Friend We Have In Jesus'. Another timeless tune that seems to improve with age. Thanks Delaney, Greg and R&R Ranch Choir!

Delaney, Grew up listening to you, Little Feat, Daune Allman, had'nt seen you for years until one night you fell by the Classroom and sat in with my band. The moment you opened your mouth I was thrilled to know you still had "it." Man you light up the room with those pipes of yours. Keep on' Delaney................

after 28 years of your albumn "delaney & bonnie and friends on tour" with us...i'm buying the cd thanks for the music !

OPENED FOR YOU & BONNIE IN CINCY . BUTCHIE BURGER & COKE THE NIGHT BEFORE . JAMMED IN BUTCH'S BASEMENT . YOU GUYS WERE UP TOO LATE FOR ME . ROCK ON . MERLE BREGANTE THE DRUMMER IS IN TEXAS & SAYS HEY .

family ties!

Can you please email me the lyrics to Superstar? I am a singer and want to include this song on my personal tape. Thanks so much in advance. Sincerely, Mitch Di Veto

Hi Dalaney, Hope you're feeling better, I was sorry to hear you had to have surgery. Just thought I'd let you know, Wade is not doing well. All I can do is pray for him. It's such a shame, he has so much to offer and he throws it away. HEY, I saw a picture of an anaconda chicken, They're actually kind of cute. Take care. Terri

Delaney.....I really like the look of your new Website...It's all about you buddy...as needed to be....I love it...You take care and I'm looking forward to your new Blues album?/CD :) Love, John

collect records and have several delaney lp and injoy thanks for the music lew

hey yall .me again. thanks very large for staying in touch. have a new email address . give me a holler if youd like . d.b

I just wanted to send my love and let you know I was thinking about you! I pray you are feeling better and that everyone is doing well. Please give my love to Kim, Mamo, and the family. I miss you Daddy-O....so much I ever saw!!! Always, Lyz

Delane, doubt you remember meeting me; but you made a great impression on my daughter, Holly (27), when she visited you with Fulton & Pauline [TOO MANY years ago]. You haven't met my son, Jay (James Keith, Jr, 23). They both talk about you & Bekka frequently. Keith is doing ok; on wife no 4 and still into the horse scene. We all miss Fulton; he had a way, you know. Sherry has been diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer & the prognosis is not good. She has 3 boys, Bo (28), Brian (23) & Alex (by 2nd husband) about 10. Julie's somewhere in NY and we never see her or Peggy. It's a shame; Fulton was the tie that bound the family together. I'll put some pics up when I can. We are all glad 'yawl' are doing good. Take care.

Just wonderin if there are any tape traders out there that would like to trade me a copy of the Delany shows where Duane Allman sat in. Hope you feel better Delany, hope to see you pick some day. Thanks Jay

Delaney, We may be related. Did any of your family settle, or were any from the bootheel in Missouri? Just curious. I love your work and keep the tunes coming. Jim Bramlett

Another site for one of the masters of music. Have you heard the Sharon Sheeley Metric Demos cd? Some of your vocals are on it. Can you (or anyone out there) tell me when Motel Shot was recorded and where? Thanks for influencing George Harrison to becoming a better musician. Nice interview on Gritz, Delaney. And Bekka sings great. Anyway you could find time to email me?

Delaney, I too am a fan. However, I write to you for a specific purpose. I am working on an article to be published on Duane Allman. It will be 30 years since his death this October and I am collecting stories from his friends and aquaintances. This is my own labor of love, but I believe that many people will enjoy learning more about the personal side of the man of which so little is known. I hope you will be able to add something if you can find time. I understand if you don't want to. Either way, I remain a fan and admirer. By the way, Sam the Sham, Spooner Oldham, and Herbie Mann have all contributed to the cause. Here's hoping, Stuart.

Hello Delaney, hope you are on the mend from your recent surgery. Ben and I used to listen to you and Bonnie in Hopkinsville, Ky. along with our friends Dan and Brenda. Played you, Dylan, Clapton, Leon Russell, CSandN, had some some wonderful times listening to music and trying to raise our children. Thanks for the memories!!! Barb

Hi delaney,in april of 2002, there will be a birthday bash in ok. for leon russell's 60th. birthday. E- mail me if you want to jam----johnnyblues

I CAME ACROSS YOUR HOME PAGE A FEW MINUTES AGO WHILE ON THE SCHOOL COMPUTER .MY FAMILY NAME IS DELANEY

dear delaney,my new employee chuck (carlos)has been tellin' me about playing drums for you when he was in the house band somewhere in the valley.he would like to get ahold of you becuase he just found out you had a health problem. I am one of the original owners of the Belly-up Tavern in Solana beach. I left the bar in 1981 so I missed you playin' there. Anyway I think from what I hear from Chuck he would love to hear from ya. Take Care, Randy Godfrey

HI!!! WE SHARE THE SAME NAME!!! :)

Hi Delaney! I'm Robbie Jean's granddaughter. John is my Dad. I'm so sorry to hear you were sick. Dad didn't tell me. I am thinking of you & Aunt Ivy. Love to all. Melody

Glad to hear your getting better. Haven't seen you for a few years. Last time was in malibu you and Rita were there, I think you were a few days or a week apart. She was getting ready for a tour in Japan. Any way i'm working with[The Bass Man]Danny Sandoval, he tells me he's learning some of your new songs.They say what goe's round comes round, so I guess maybe it's time to dust off the old Strats'Pauls'Washburn's Etc. Hope I get to hear you soon.Danny has my phone number,like to talk to you some time .In the mean time stay on track God Bless. P.S. If I Spelled anything wrong please forgive me i'm only a Musician .

Hey Delaney,Kim and Mamo...Hello up there from down here. Didn't know you were sick, would love to talk to you-but I can't find your number. I'm coming up this sunday with my son, we'll stop by, if that's alright you now have my E-Mail address. Great web site - but I didn't see the bullhorn picture...ha. You have a good number of people praying for you, myself included so stay focused on our Creator. Remember,this world is very insignificant compared to eternity. LoveTo All

Hey Bud... I came across Bekka's site by accident not 10 minutes ago and found my way to you... I see you've been poorly and I hope to God you're on the mend.. Forgive me for the lack of contact. Like the man wrote sometimes time just slips away... I miss our times at the ranch and Mammo's cooking.. Give her my love.. I hope she is well. Love ya mate Billy... Downunder...

Wouldn't it be wonderful to walk bare footed down the old dusty road to Aunt Maudie's orchid and eatg green apples dipped in a hand full of salt?? Also sit at her table and eat polk salad and corn bread with a big slice of onion? Or sleep in one of Ellie Mae's dresses. Do u ever think of those days?

Dear Delaney Since Being an PM's Wings fan since 1976,I was listening USA &UK's R&R in Japan ,11 years old.After I met D&B'LP "on Tour" in 1980 ,I lake Your Music ,Voice,in the air. I hope,YOUR GIG in Tokyo Japan.

Dear Delaney, Get well and keep on. Your band was the very best evolution of American Rock 'n' Roll ever to occur. The blend of rockabilly, blues, rythym and blues, folk, electric, acoustic, horns, voices, all of it. Absolutely the peak of American rock. That is what brought everyone to their feet and caused more influence than any American band of the era. The English scene fed for years off of the influence of the band and still does in many ways. Leon has never been the same since that period though Carl and many others played with him from Oklahoma out. It was your incarnation, songs, and performances that caused everyone to wish they had done it as well. Bonnie is still the greatest female vocalist with no one to this day getting close to her outside of Aretha and Shaka. I cannot tell you how deep my appreciation goes for you and your artistry. Guitar licks, vocals, lyrics, nothing like. Been out on the road, about six months too long. I am overjoyed to find your website and sincerely hope you get better and do well. As a Ph.D., I am practiced in analysis and even wrote a score for an Oscar winning film. My greatest pleasure is still sitting down and playing your songs on the guitar and listening to my old records. I am delighted to see some CD releases and will be after them shortly. Again, I am thrilled to see you on the WEB and hope you read this. Best, Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Chapman University

Thanks for all the music over the years. Been there many special times and places for me.

Delaney,I wish you the best. You were in my home in the 70's. You and your group were on your way to Miss to cut an album. I fixed dinner for you all. God Bless. LaVada (Bobby Whitlock's mother)

Being an Eric Clapton fan since 1968 I of course became a fan of Delaney and Bonnie. I visit your site as often as I can and am sorry to hear about the lastest chain of events in your life. I pray for you that all will be well according to His plans and purposes. I know you already know this one, but here it is anyway, All things work for the good of those who love Him. God Bless.

Hi Delaney, I knew you way back in the 60s. You used to sleep on my mother's couch. I remember the notebooks with all of the songs you were writing. I am sorry to hear about your problems. I am sorry to say that my mother died in 1989 and my sister Patsy died a year later in 1990. Sincerely, Martha

I have a CDR copy of Delaney and Bonnie at A&R Recording Studios, NYC, with Gregg Allman, Duane Allman, and King Curtis from July 22, 1971. Please e-mail if anyone would like to work out a trade.

found your site from Gritz. Hope you're feeling better. Thanks for the positive impact on so many lives.

DEAR DELANEY; FIRST, THE BAD NEWS. I WAS DEEPLY SADDENED TO HEAR OF YOUR RECENT TROUBLES. I PRAY THAT WHEN THE SHOCK AND OUTRAGE OF THIS TERRIBLE ORDEAL SUBSIDE, YOU WILL SOMEHOW BE ABLE TO MOVE BEYOND THE DEEP FEELINGS OF PERSONAL VIOLATION AND MATERIAL LOSS, AND CONCENTRATE ON RESTORING YOUR SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL WELL BEING. REMEMBER: WHATEVER DON'T KILL YA MAKES YA STRONGER. (DANG. I THINK I FEEL A SONG A COMIN' ON.) THE GOOD NEWS? I GOT A CALL THE OTHER DAY FROM TIM HOOVER. TALK ABOUT "A BOLT OF OF THE BLUE," IT SEEMS TIM HAS PICKED UP THE TORCH ON AN OLD FLAME I THOUGHT I HAD TO LET GO OF A LONG TIME AGO: KING CURTIS. I GUESS SOME THINGS ARE JUST "A NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE." DURING THE LATE 80's, I ATTEMPTED TO PRODUCE A SIMILAR LABOR OF LOVE ON CURTIS, IN THE FORM OF A DOCUMENTARY. UNFORTUN- ATELY MY POCKETS JUST WEREN'T DEEP ENOUGH, AND WITH ALL OF THE DOORS SLAMMING IN MY FACE, I RAN OUT OF CHEEKS TO TURN. I WISH I COULD HAVE MADE CONTACT WITH YOU WAY BACK THEN, BUT I GUESS AL GORE HADN'T FINISHED INVENTING THE INTERNET YET. ANYHOW, I'D LOVE TO TALK TO YOU SOMETIME, WHEN YOU'RE FEEL- ING UP TO IT, "REACH OUT," THE OLD FASHIONED WAY. IT MIGHT DO US BOTH A WORLD OF GOOD...or not. INCIDENTALLY, I HAVE A VERY GOOD LEAD ON THAT DEAR OLD FRIEND OF YOURS...TIM WILL PROBABLY BE PASSING IT ON TO YOU SOON. RECOOP YOUR SPIRIT AND THE REST & BEST WILL FOLLOW. :) DOK.

Had the pleasure of meeting you in the early 70's at the Festival Express in Toronto, when I was promo guy for Canadian Atlantic/Elektra and shared the train with you. I have never been in the presence of anyone who emits such a strong spirit. I hope that your recovery is fast and complete and look forward to hearing great music from you again.

DELANEY...HOPE ALL'S WELL AND YOUR HEALTH IS IMPROVING. WE THINK OF YOU OFTEN. ANSWER YOUR PHONE SOMETIME...OK?

Get well soon I hope they find the SOB's that stole your stuff I would love to send you one of my cd's when you get better you are the original white soul man well you and Cropper!!!!

Delaney, your website has a really good look to it ...hi maw.maw

Delaney, You've always been in my heart as a messenger of light and love. God Bless, and know how much we all love you.

wish you the very best of good health ....jesus loves you..god bless kevin your music is an inspiration to all of us lucky to hear and enjoy it ..thank you

Delaney Hope you are well soon. I know you will be. Our prayers are with you.Vicki and Joe

Hey D, Mamo, Johnny, Suzanne, and Bekka: Sorry to hear you're not feeling well Delaney. Our heartfelt prayers and ((((Healing-Vibes))))go out to you and the entire Bramlett clan. Take care of yourself and good luck! The Loveridges

get well soon bro!!! thanks for the music

Hi Delaney and Kim, I got the "Sounds from Home" cd a couple weeks ago, and the car is a rockin'! I gotta hear "Funky" every morning ("whew"), and I love that Caribbean flavor on "Let it Rain". Keep making that beautiful music!

Hi Delaney,I was the music editor on that session we did at B.Miller's last fall. You were terrific. And now I see you wrote "Lonesome and A Long Way From Home" on my old friend Jerry's "new" release. Bless you and hope our paths cross again sometime. Say hello to your woman with the great laugh. Emily

DEAR DELANY, I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAVE OR HAVE EVER SEEN RONNIE DEVOE'S (OF NEW EDITION) "FOR YOU" CD OR KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND IT. PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS, JOANNE

Hi Delaney, Been a while since we've written, thought we'd log on and say hello and let you know 'Sounds From Home' and 'What Am I Doin' are still playing constantly around the house. Love you guys...... Drop us a line if you find the time. Bob & Sue Hagemier

I felt uplifted when I visited your Homepage. It was then I became aware of the depth of my ignorance when I realized that I still don't know a lot about the legends of music.

What a fine site almost as good as your music. I have been a fan since 1970 and I have all the LP's of Delaney and Bonnie plus a few when "you " split up. One of the biggest regrets of my life is that I never saw the "Band" live, Is there Video? Thank you for the happiness you have brought to me throughout the years through your music. And I hope that life is as meaningfull to you as your songs and music have been to me.

I recently purchased motel shot which stayed in the car cd player for over a week going non-stop. I love Delaney's music. I just ordered the Best of Delaney and Bonnie from Amazon. Your music soothes my soul and makes me happy! Thanks!

I have been a fan of bonnie and delaney for years. I really have not followed them much since their divorce,except for hearing Bonnie with Delbert Mcclinton and also the Allman brothers. and was glad to come upon this web site.

Hi Delaney, how ya doin? I just got paided for that Neil Young session I did last Nov. I'd almost given up on that one. Looking forward to your new C.D. Lets do lunch.... <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>

Hi Delaney! You were nice enough to sit in with my band "The Bisquits" awhile back in Pasadena when Chad Watson was filling in for our regular bass player. It was a real thrill playing and singing with you. You still have hurricane force! I hope you had as much fun as we did that night, I'll never forget it. Thanks again, Joe Gutierrez

Great site. Best wishes to all.

Dear Delaney: My mother named me after you, and I grew up listening to your music. Just found this by accident. Was actually looking for a concert poster of you on tour with Eric Clapton. Thought you might like a letter from someone named after you, though t there are probably more than just me. I am one of the only guys named Delaney that I know of, however. Take care and keep on playing. Delaney O'Banion

Not sure if you remember me. I'm Bonnie's neice Rochelle(Elizabeth). It has been many years since I saw you and I see that you are doing well and have been very successfull. Take care and keep singing.

Good to hear an old friend again. Best wishes Delaney, Poppy [tour of 1971]

Hi, I am a huge fan of Delaney & Bonnie's music. I am looking for information on the "Country Life" LP on Atco in 1972. Was this ever released? Please let me know a little about this LP. I look forward to hearing from you. Best Wishes, Darren

God Bless Delaney & Mamo Love & Peace, Ben & Laurel Fisher

Coach, Mamo : Showing your site off to my girlfiend. (Hi Delaney!...Cherie) Check me out at Viva Fresh with Riders of the Purple Sage Thursdays 9:30 pm. Love ya too much, Ralph Lee Moss

Delaney-- I know you recorded "Everybody Loves a Winner" because I heard it at Eddy James's house across the street on Matilaja around 30 years ago. I've never been able to find it. Is it available in any form anywhere at any price? One of the best records of the second half of the century, man. Hope you're doing well, tom dewey

Great Site!

Hi Delaney- I am in the process of researching and writing a biography about your dear friend, King Curtis (Ousley). I have already spoken to Jerry Wexler, who was absolutely wonderful to interview. Would you be willing to contribute some memories, etc. towards this project? I am happy to do an interview over the phone (as I did with Jerry), or I would be delighted to talk in person(I'll be in San Fran as soon as late Feb., and could slip down to L.A. to talk as well). I realize your schedule is plenty full, but I hope we can get together one way or another as your experiences and perspective are vital to this effort. This book is a real labor of love, and I hope we can speak sometime in the near future. Take care- Tim Hoover

In subarban america, I am only able to obtain 'BEST OF and DELANEY AND BONNIE WITH ERIC CLAPTON' by ordering. I would like to obtain the other great albums on CD (like MOTEL SHOT). Again I want a CD version of the Delaney & Bonnie albums. Are the old albums offered on CD, and by whom ?

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I wish the old Delaney & Bonnie band could get back togethor (Delaney, Bonnie, Eric Clapton, Dave Mason, exc. exc.) I know it has some difficulties. This was one of the greatest band ever in Rock & Roll end_.

Hi Delaney...just wandered over from Rick Allen's website..another one of my favorites. Your music has been knocking me out for a long time, and it's cool as all gitout that you have a site where folks can stop by and see what you're up to. The check's in the mail for some CDs;) A question for anyone reading: Anyone know the wherabouts of Tommy Talton and Scott Boyer, of the band Cowboy? Last I heard, Tommy was living in Fla. and Scott was in the Muscle Shoals area, maybe Decatur? I heard Scott plays gigs in the area, and if so, I'd be thankful if someone could drop me a line and tell me where I might go to hear him play. He had a band called The Decoys, but I don't think they are together these days. Thanks, all. Take it easy...

HELLO DELANEY AND FAMILY, HOPE YALL ARE WELL. THIS IS STEVE BOWEN, EVE BRAMLETTE'S BROTHER AND I HAD A CHANCE TO MET YOU BACK IN 1979 AT YOUR RANCH. I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU PULLING OUT THAT DOBRO AND PLAYING YOUR SONGS. THAT IS AN EXPERIENCE THAT I WILL NEVER FORGET. GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK AT IT AND STILL PLAYING GOOD MUSIC. YOUR WEBSITE IS GREAT, IT BROUGHT BACK MEMORIES OF THE STORIES YOU TOLD US THE EVENING WE VISTED YOU. I HAVE BEEN INFLUENCED HEAVILY BY YOU AND YOUR MUSIC. TAKE CARE AND HOPEFULLY WE CAN ONE DAY MEET AGAIN.

just bought all things must pass by george harrison remastered version .....you are mentioned on it ....just like to say that your music has brought me spiritual understanding over the years.......let in raalso please note that bobby whitlock has a beautiful album out where he does a great version of why does love have to be so sad from derek and the dominoes....

Delaney, It's Delaney Bramlette your cousin. Great website, thumbs up to your webmistro! Last time we saw each other was back in 1979 @ the ranch when I was 4 years old. I was there with my mom(EVE)& my dad(Wayne). I remember that crazy moutain goat you used to have and my mom freaking out as the telephone rang and it was George Harrison talking to you on the other end. I've got a couple of great pictures from that trip. The goat the main star! I'm going to be @ the Grammy's in Febuary & will be in town the 20th-25th with my girlfriend Joanna, Hopefully we can hookup! I would like to catch up and spend some time with yah! I spoke to Bekka, but she was in session and didn't have time to chat. I don't think she remembered who a I was. You can send me an email and let me if you'll be in town. Later, Delaney Bramlette P.S. Wayne & Eve send thier regards and would like to talk to yeah. You can reach them Mon-Sat 7am-5pm.

love y'a always

Delaney & Mamo... I just want to thank you guys for the great time at 'The Rock N' Roll Ranch' last week. I must say that I was 'Born again' musically hanging with y'all, you guys changed my life! God puts certain people in our paths sometimes, and his timing is always 'right on!'. Delaney , God has given you a wonderful gift, thanks for blessing me. Mamo, keep on letting Jesus shine through your life. I love y'all much...God bless!

Greg, Ruth, & Erik

Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to [his] purpose.

Hey Delaney, Thinking way back you may remember me as the "now extremely former" drummer for "WARRANT". I've been wanting to get in touch with Bekka for quite some time now and honestly could use hers and your help. After a long, post bankrupcy hiatus, I've been working on finding my "Voice" (and I have) and REALLY want to break into the circle and do some real studio/tour work. Of course I still play drums (like riding a bike... or horse) but my true soul can only best be expressed through singing. I appreciate any contact you may be able to provide. Hope all is well. - Steven

I found out about Delaney and Bonnie in an indirect way. Although I grew up listening to music in the late 1960's and early 1970's, it wasn't until I heard the Jerry Garcia Band version of "Lonesome and a Long Way from Home" did I become curious about the origin of this beautiful song. Some more checking led me to your site, as I was looking for the album (Motel Shot) on which this song appears. GDTRFB (a Woody Guthrie--later GD staple) also piqued my interest about this album. I hope to see it soon on CD, but not as an import. Groovy site! Thanks for making it happen!

Hi Delaney, great website! We are writing a book about the Texas International Pop Festival (1969). Do you have any special memories of the festival? Also, we need your bio for the book & website. Hope to hear from you soon! Peace, Susan

Just wanted to express my appreciation to you for all the great music you've put out over the years. You and your musical cohorts have been a great influence on my musical tastes. May it never end.

Got here 'cause I was looking for info on Jerry Inman. Can anyone help me? Thanks, Delaney...'preciate it.

jeffs father

hi daddio!its just me! checkin out your web page...looks awesome ! youve got a lot of really sweet people supporting you .!im soo glad i ever saw! hahha miss you see you as soon as i can ..will be finding out when ill be there this week! (hopefully ) hug kim-o and of course mammmmmmo!!! love you guys sooo much kiss kiss...bek

My beau, Robert Bramlette (rbramlette@ameritech.net) and I will be in Los Angeles during GRAMMY week. He would love to touch base with you! He intends on calling soon...

Hi, long time no see. Can you believe I just heard for the first time ''Never Ending Love For You''? I loved it and I play it all the time. I miss you and I hope all is well with the family. Keep in touch :)

Love your website, have all your older albums. I became a fan of yours from watching the movie Vanishing Point. I then went out and bought all your albums at that time. I still love your music and will acquire some of your newer CD's.........Gabriele

Just thought i'd send you an update and let you know that I graduated in December and started my new job January 2nd. I am a 4th grade teacher at Treem Elementary school. I just finished my first week and I LOVE it! Please give everyone my love and kiss Mamo for me! XOXO Miss you Daddy-o! Lyz

Glad to see that Delaney is still creating great and meaningful music! I have a longshot question. A couple of members of Delaney's band during the main Clapton work forked off to form a Christian focused band. After all these years I can still hear a couple of the songs in my head, but for the life of me I can't remember the name of the band or any of its members. If you or anyone else out there can help me out here I would really appreciate it. Thank you very much and thanks for all these years of great music! -Michael

I have a video tape marked "Fillmore East" that contains a show called "Rock II by David Acumba." It's a concert with Allan Nicholls and Delany & Bonnie & Friends. Does anyone know about this show? Was if from the Fillmore? When was it shot, etc? Thanks, Eric ezohn@pipeline.com

Hey Dudes, I was just checking out your web page to see if the NEW CD was on it. Randy said it was done... Can I buy it yet and where? I can't find it on any sights. Your Big ole fat fan Steven Sharp.

Hey D I am looking for some info on a 1970 or so blonde ES 340 Gibson just like a 335. It had a D@B oval sticker on the case and was reportedly used by craptalk and given to a retiring roadie in Hawaii in the early to mid seventies sound familiar? Thanx for any help. I might have to buy a cd my motel shots are getting kinda scratchy.

Hey Delaney!! Been a fan of yours since Duane Allman's collaboration in your 3 albums, TO BONNIE FROM DELANEY, MOTEL SHOT AND DELANEY & BONNIE TOGETHER. I have two other domestically released CDs, The BEST OF and DELANEY AND BONNIE WITH ERIC CLAPTON. I am dying to have your OTHER albums in CD format which appears NOT released yet. I love your music and would love to have the OTHER stuff you put out. Can you help out a fan here?? Happy Holidays and may '01 be a great year for you!

Is there anyone out there that knows if Sue Richman played with Delaney? She was from an LA group named "Genesis" in the late 60's. How about Jack Ttana. He also played with "Genesis." Please e-mail. thanks.

Delaney, I've been listen to your tunes for many years. There is nothing better than mellowing with you and Bonnie,s singing. Kickin' back with a "j" and my head filled with some groovin' Bramlett music. Take it slow, would love to hear another bluesy CD!

Thanks for all the great music.

Been loving your music since I was 16 yrs. old. Several years ago, when Peter Klimes told me he was going on the road with you, I don't know who was more excited, Peter or me. Great to hear you new stuff. Like she said, "Don't stop --- Please don't stop".

Hey Delaney-- Great website! I am Mike Bramblett's half-brother. Just thought I'd say hey and see how all your people are doin'. I thought Mike said you live in Athens---my town is about 20 minutes away. Small world, huh? Could you please pass along some kind of address (e-mail or otherwise) for Bekka?? I have a three year old daughter I named after her (though we spell it B-E-C-C-A), and I just wanted to say hey to her also. I was an especially big fan of hers during the Fleetwood Mac days... Good talking to you, Delaney-- steve

Delaney, you had an album cover with a picture made in front of what we call "the cabin" in Randolph, MS. We had Thanksgiving yesterday and Aunt Laverne told us about it. My brothers and I were wondering how to get that cd or album. Can you give me the name of it. You came by my grandfather's a couple of years before he died (Dock Radford Steward) and it meant a great deal to the family. Aunt Laverne has received many letters over the years from your mom. We hope all is well with you. I saw the Tonight Show the night Bekka sang with Vince Gill. How is Johnny Wayne? Good luck and best wishes from your family in Pontotoc County!

P.S. I promise to come out and visit really soon! Please give everyone my love! Tell Christopher I said hello and i'm missing him very much! It's been way too long! xoxo Lyz

Delaney! Just wanted to say hello and let you know that i'm sending my love and thoughts to you, Kim, and Mamo! I miss you guys soooo much I ever saw! Always, Lyz

I am originally an Okie from Tulsa, so have followed your stuff via Leon Russell, JJ Cale and Eric Clapton connections. Just returned from London on a biz trip and took a trip out to Eric's hometown of Ripley. Pretty exciting for a fan like me. Bought one of his guitar's last year. While doing some web recon on Eric, found your site. Must have been great working with all of those talented musicians. Looks like you are still very busy in the biz. Hope to checkout some of the CD's on your site, soon. Steve

FOUND YOUR WEB SITE, ENJOYED LOOKING AT ALL YOUR PICTURES, NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN. YOUR MARRIED NOW, GREAT, HOPE YOUR LEADING A HAPPY LIFE AND PEACEFUL LIFE. MAYBE SOMEDAY I'LL SEND YOU SOME PICTURES OLD PICTURES OF YOU MAYBE YOU'LL GET A KICK OUT OF THEM. TALK AT YOU LATER...SAM

Hey Delaney ! I signed the book yesterday and when iI logged on today I didn't see it, so I'm signing again just in case you didn't get it. Delaney, when you did your little jam session this summer for us, you sang the song "Everybody Loves a Winner" and I fell in love with that song and I was wondering if you have ever relased. Jason and I bought Sounds From Home and we love it. Just let me know about the song. And believe it or not I did finally send your preserves. I sent them today. I sent peach, pear and blackberry. I know you said that your mother liked the peach and pear, so I sent both. Are you going to be in town any time before the benefit concert this summer? Jason and I would love to see you guys. Oh by the way, when I mentioned your name the other day, Colton looked at me and said "Momma, I want to go see Delaney. He is my friend." Well, I'm rambling. Talk to you guys soon. Oh, Isigned Bekka's page yesterday and told her who I was, but I don't know if she remembers me. So if she says some weird girl signed my book the other day and says she knows me, then that was me. HAHA! Let me know how you like the preserves. LOVE YA, BRANDI

Hey Delaney ! Ijust got through with another e-mail to you and then I remembered that I had a question for Delaney. Last summer during your informal jam session, you did a song for all of us called Everybody Loves A Winner. I have been singing that song eversince and I was wondering if you had ever released it or is it just a tune you've written and not released? I got your "Sounds From Home" and I love it Jason and I listen all the time, but I would also like to have the other song.If you have not released then will you at least play it next summer at the concert? Lots of Love and hope to see you soon, BRANDI

well i am new to the internet and am playing around. i am almost thirty, born in 70 , and my parents thought DELANEY was cool. i have always been DELANEY, and am interested curious whom i am named after. i'll try looking on this page. take good care. DELANEY DELANEYSFRAMING@AOL.COM

Ever done your genealogy?????

Hey Delaney, Kim & Mamo: Knowing that you folks have supported Ronnie Mack and The Barndance over the years - I thought that I'd let you and your faithful fans know about the following benefit: A Tribute to Ronnie Mack's Barndance Crazy Jack's, 4311 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank Tuesday, October 24, 2000 For almost 13 years, Ronnie Mack's Tuesday-night Barndance was an oasis of all types of roots music for musicians, fans, and many who were both. It's only been gone a month, and the roots scene already feels lost without it; the Barndance fostered community like no other club, and for no cover charge. Mack, who produced the event (some would say at the expense of his own musical career), recently had his musical instruments and equipment (save a single acoustic guitar) stolen from his home. This show's an opportunity for the community he helped build to pay him back just a little of its immeasurable debt. Advance tickets are $15 and include a barbecue-chicken dinner and an auction of Barndance memorabilia donated by many of its biggest artists. Call 310-440-4958 or email beans@starcomp.net to see if you can still get one, or you can wait in line -- some tickets will be available at the door. Failing that, we suggest that you make a donation; checks should be payable to Ronnie Mack and sent to: A Tribute to Ronnie Mack's Barndance, c/o The Bean Counters, 12225 San Vicente Blvd., #115, Brentwood, CA 90049. It's only right. Larry

I found your Guestbook, but can't locate your homepage. Could you e-mail me the address? Much appreciated.

The very first time I saw you play live was at the Shrine Auditorium in L.A.about 1968 or 69. The stage was packed with what seemed like 30 musicians. The next time was in 1972 at a show that I produced. Even though I'm stuck in a wheelchair now it would be an honor to be your agent again. I spoke to you over the phone about a year ago and you invited me to come over and visit. Is the invite still open? I would love to see You and your Mom.I really love your Mom. We have spent countless hours on the phone talking about this and that. Your web page is fantastic and rich with info. Please write back or call. Love to you and your wonderful family...........Ken Tafoya

Good-luck to you.

This is my first e-mail to you.How are you doing? Ilove american music,especially,you and derek&the dominos. It's very late now,so good night.

Hey, I haven't seen you guys in forever and I miss you! Please please please let me know if you're playing sometime soon. I'd love to see you. Lots of love, Caitlin

Hi Delaney , We play 'Sounds From Home' or 'What Am I Doing' almost daily. Thank you. Love always, Bob & Sue

Dear Delaney, I am a vocalist in my town and am searching for the music and lyrics to a tune I used to do in a road band years ago. All I have is the lyrics to the 1st verse and what I hope is the correct memory that it came from you and/or Bonnie. It begins - People are talkin' All over town They say you're tired of me baby You don't want me around Please don't leave me Don't deceive me Please don't go. My memory is not the best with such a great amount of time (20 years at least) between now and then. But if you could help - I would be grateful. Thank you, Joann Allen qncanary@aol.com

I have been a fan for 20 or 30 years, but I learned a lot from reading this page. I impress myself that I liked some really good stuff when I was a kid.

I remember when i first heard the 8-track (yep I'm dated!) of Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. I loved it and it has been a big influence in my own music (I was only about 7 or 8 at the time). Great website, great musician! And the blues! Man, right back to the roots! It's too cool. I hope the new stuff sells well. I'll be getting it soon.

The spirit of the Lord God is upon me; because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound. Isaiah 61:1

My uncle Jeff Wright from Lawrenceburg Tennessee knows you. I would like to meet you some time. E-mail me some time.

Hey delaney! Jason and I were just looking up your web site and we wanted to sign your book. We are looking forward to getting your new album and we can't wait to hear it. We miss you and hope to hear from you soon.

Happy Birthday Jerry Garcia! And may God be with us all.

Just got Kim's CD...it's great...trying to pick out a few favorites,will return with a review...if you don't have it, get it..it's great!!

I want to say something smart-ass - you know!

Great web site Delaney. I'll be visiting again soon. Stop by and visit my page when you get the chance. Thanks!!

I have bought your latest album "Sounds From Home"! It's really superb! I love to listen to your all of your albums. Please re-release them on CD media.

I'm happy to see that you are still playing. When and where will you be in the Bay area. By the way do you know what ever happened to Steve Lawrence, Tom Bray, Ken Walthers,Manny, and the rest of the guys in the Evergreen Blues. I grew up with them. If you here from them please pass along my email. Thanks, and please keep the music goin g.

Hey, everyone: Let's have a warm, rousing cheer and best wishes for Kim Carmel Bramlett's birthday (July 16). She certainly appreciates all the love and joy we send to her--she's a wonderful lady!

Anywhere that I can write for an autographed photo? Thanks. 1918 Menominee SE Grand Rapids, Mi. 49506 DElaney and BOnnie are a fav!!

Anywhere that I can write for an autographed photo? Thanks. 1918 Menominee SE Grand Rapids, Mi. 49506 DElaney and BOnnie are a fav!!

Delaney will never remember me in a million years, but he will remember a lot of the people I talk about on my website--The Great Hollywood Hangover, and I talk of him and Bonnie and the Plantation and Leon, etc. I hope you see this, Delaney. hollywoodhangover.com --R.D.

Eagerly awaiting Kims CD,as wellas Delaneys blues one. keep us posted.

delanie ,hi! thought i'd look you up on thr web. thanks for the new material.i'm ordering your cd tomorrow. also how 'bout info on kim's cd i'd like to order it also.i've been a fan since the 1st lp. have most all d & b /bonnies solo / and about 3 of your solo i have some great live videos of you & bonnie/w/harrison & clapton.quality is fair but i love watching and listening to your music. ....peace

Was listening to Home on Stax and was remembering how great those days were. Delaney I hope these days are as good for you. Much Respect

I would info on purchasing your CD Sounds from me Home.

Please send info. on purchasing your new CD.

Hi Delaney, I am mailing from Germany, Europe. Just a few days ago I listened to one of your old records. And I came across "Country Life". Years ago I moved from the city to the country. I like the song but cannot understand all of the lyrics. Is it possible to get them? I first saw you and Bonnie on TV over here at the time you toured with Eric Clapton. Then I started buying your records and I think I've got about ten, all still in vinyl. I still love to listen to your music. Unfortunately we don't hear so much about you nowadays over here. I hope to hear from you. Maybe you will send the lyrics or give me an idea where to get them. I also would love to find out what you are doing these days and what sort of music. Thanks Nick Vinzentz 56368 Berghausen Germany - Europe

Delaney, Where can I get your older albums on CD such as "To Bonnie from Delaney" and "Motel Shot"? Have they been released on CD? I see the "Friends" CD in Eric Clapton sections of stores but I would love to find those mentioned. Thank you, AR

Delaney, I was wondering if you'll be on tour this summer, and if you'll do any shows in the Northeast? Saratoga (NY) is a great place to be in the summer (or any time)! Looking forward to seeing you sometime. George Deveny

WOW! Delaney......It's past midnight here, and I am listening to your music. This is definitely a "serendipidity" (unexpected surprise)...I ACCIDENTALLY ran across your name while surfing the net. In all the years I have known you....never ever dreamed this was your history. You kept it well hid! This is really exciting! I can't wait to show this homepage to my hubby....he's already sawing logs. Without a doubt, he will be as excited as I am. Take care my friend. Our love to all. -The Parsons (formerly in Sunland).

i got to go to see delaney & bonnie and friends in kc, in 1969 or 70, cant remember which exactly, but eric clapton, rita coolidge, stephen stills, leon russel i think, and a ton of other great musicians were with you. it's one of the fondest memories of all concerts i have! thanks for the special memory. i went with my brother and sister in law, also pleasant in the mix... peace to you...

dear Mamo, Kim, and Delaney- Talia and I are doing just fine. We miss you a lot. I have loads of work and the weather is getting bitchen. Talia and I went fishing today on the beautiful Walker river and had a picnic as well. when I was listening to the river and I thought of your song about cruisin down the river making up a song--I smiled. Thanks Delaney P.S. call me, brother (775) 782 8244

Delaney, I love your music and have been listening for about 30 years now. I think I learned about you through becoming a fan of Clapton, and I was just floored when I heard your wonderful music. I read your web interview, and your are a man after my own heart! Keep on Keepin' on!!! Jim

Just wondering if you are still playing with Pete Klimes. Can't wait to hear some new stuff. Keep it coming.

Hi, Delaney. I'm a fan from way back and just discovered your website. Your Atco albums remain among my favorites; thank god the Japanese have kept them in print. Now if someone would just reissue the first two. Perhaps with the recent attention paid to Gram Parsons, D & B are due for a reevaulation; I can't be the only one who recognizes that you started from a similar place and headed in opposite directions. All the best.

Hi you guys i have not forgot about your guitar D its comming JTE

I'm looking for acts to be a part of our new tv show featuring local unsigned or indie groups. I love what i've heard from mp3 samples and would like to know if you are The one and onlt Delanny from Bonnie and Delanny of only ypou know and I know thanks for your time Thom Duell

"Brown Paper Bag" just knocks me out! What a tune and so meaningful. Tell everybody Hi!

I'm an old friend of Bekka's who moved from CA about six years ago. I used to love to see your band at the Palomino, At My Place, and Trancas Beach. My favorite song has always been "Everybody Loves a Winner" and I sure miss hearing you do it live. I'm looking forward to hearing the new album. My best to you and your family. Bump

Howdy, there's been a lot of water under the bridge since you and George Cody played the North Shore Club at Lake Tahoe. Best time I had talking with you guys for the week. Enjoyed talking to your brother John and your mom also. I did get married that summer and thank's for you invite to kick it at the ranch. I now own my own casino in Seattle - the largest: Charlie Mac's Casino & Nightclub. Will be down to visit my friends George Crow & George Firestone (The Sonics) next week. Glad you found a new flame to shine a light in your life too! Thank God for all things great & small. Rod Murray

Delaney, let's have coffee at Anthony's in Shadow Hills

hi guys,i would love to have a copy of kim's cd for my radio show down here,"sounds of the south".we have the largest blues festival in the southern hemisphere here in byron bay and this year the great warren haynes/gov't mule are coming.i play "sounds from home" on a regular basis on my show. best wishes max fowler

Howdy, all! Very cool site, brings back memories. Keep on doin' the stuff, Delaney! May God bless you and yours.

I would love to have a copy of Kim's CD let me know when it's available.Thanks.joey

Hi, most awsome ones. I can tell Kim's CD is going to floor me even though it came through on my computer at chipmunk speed. I must solve it, but, perhaps I'll see you with Chad on Tuesday and I can get me one my own,eh? Word, Lorin

I wanted to buy your old records because my friend says your the best!!!

Am interested in obtaining a copy of Kim's cd. The clips sound very inviting. Kim's a very talented lady.

Check out these audio clips for Kim's CD! A triple-play treat: Kim and Delaney on vocals (KC-B sounding a lot like a young Tina Turner), Delaney cooking up a storm on guitar, and a percolating rhythm section. Put this on your "must-have" list for "get-up-and-go" music!

Hi Delaney Its so great to see your web site. The first time I saw you was in the mid 60's .I went to a show in Long Beach to see a friend (Jim Keltner) play in this band He'd been talking about-- thus my introduction to Delaney Bonnie and friends. I loved the show-- you were a great inspiration to me for years and have only in the last few years caught wind of you again as I live in a pretty isolated area. Thanks so much for all your great work========================= Lee

save me one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kim, congratulations on your new CD. Of course we would like a copy.... Love ya Vicki and George

Kim, Delaney & Family, so sorry to hear about Tom. Kim, I appreciated your email updating me on his condition some time back. I haven't been here in a while, but was catching up today and read of Tom's passing. Please accept my condolences. How can I get a copy of Kim's new album?!?!?!?!?! I want a copy!!!!! Please let us know!!!

Would love to buy Kim's album, if enough interest. I am an all-time Delaney fan-a-tic. No one, I mean, no one clomes close. As former Gen Mgr of A&M Records, New York 1976-78, I 've heard the rest and Delaney's the best. Have since returned to the civilian life, however Delaney's stuff has n\more "legs" than anything I've ever heard as well as more true soulfullness and feeling. Knocks me out everytime, none better. Great website. Thanks again. Sincerely, Jimmy Zisson

Hi Everybody, Enjoyed the audio clips from Kim's CD very much, and I'd like a couple copies. Looking forward to hearing it! God Bless......

Looking forward to Delaney'S new CDs,and hopefully a tour.check out www.buffalorose.com as a club that could book them.

Please notify me about tour schedule. Thanhs

This site is wonderful!!!I love Kim very much!!I will support her forever!!!

Nice page!

Hi, Trying everywhere to get an E mail address for Bekka to complete a feature article for insertion in the magazine. Stumbled on her music through a newly written line dance which is sensational and just been released here.(Patient Heart, to the same title from the Bekka & Billy Album) I was a fan of yours way back and a fan of Fleetwood Mac wher I first heard Bekka and now to my surprise having found myself involved in Country/Line dancing in the U.K. I find your daughter re emerging. I want to promote the dance and in particular Bekka's music for further possible dances, but need to contact her a.s.a.p. Can you help??? Chris Claxton (u.K.

This is such a suprise- you with a web site. Let me know how you are. I'd like to get together sometime. Hope all is well. Good Health, SHRIMP

Is there a Delaney web page or is there only a guest book?

Hey Delaney, I'm still finishing up an interview with Peter M. Klimes. He still says playing with you was the best time he's ever had. Why don't you give him a call and say hi. Check out his web page. Best to you. Jon Sanders

GREETINGS FROM THE ANCIENT ONE. MY COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR WEBSITE. MY NAME IS MICHEAL. I AM A PSYCHIC/METAPHYSICAL PRACTITIONER IN CANADA. YOU HAVE MANY FANS HERE. CONGRATULATIONS ON A LONG AND ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER. I WISH YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE 21ST CENTURY.

Man Delaney..what a great site..your truly the coolest. Not enough people know about you and your music. I got your new cd, and it's freaking unbelieveable. HHHEEEYYY yoouuu idiots out there !!!!!!!this is it , this is the best stuff anyone can hear. The music today is just a shadow of Delaney, you are the man..The coolest. Keep up the great work. When will your blues record be available ?????????? Nari

Well hello there I stumbled accross your web page just browsing. Imagine my suprise. Imagine my mother Scarlett's suprise. Ringing any bells yet? How about the crystal closet? That's got to bring back a seedy memory or two.haha! This is very wierd I have lived in arkansas about 5 years and in the last 6 months it has come to my attention that I live near alot of your family. Hope you are doing well. I hear your daughter is doing great. So glad to hear it. E-mail me back sometime so I can really freak out my mother! She still lives in Ca. Do you still have your ranch there? Hope to hear from you soon. c-ya! Jen

Hi Delaney, happy 2000! I got your cd last year and enjoyed it very much. Really looking forward to the blues cd..a natural for you. Hope this year is good for all of us and hope you can make it to Boston this year.

I, too, found your page on the Bramblett family website. Great music! Thanks- JBJ

Delaney, I have recently been visiting the BRAMLETT site and stumbled upon your name and hyperlink. It jogged my memory and I remembered that in the 60's I danced in a show called "Shout Baby Shout" (based in L.A.) and was amazed to meet another dancer in the show whose name was Patti Bramlett. Wonder what ever happened to her? (Just curious) (Just some notes on some Bramletts' I know (my family). My father,Bill Lou Bramlett passed away many years ago, but was a wonderful country singer. He always said he helped write "When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again". (and never received a dime for it,according to him). He lived most of his young life in Oklahoma (near Lawton) and had a brother named Ray, sisters - Aileen, Loretta, and BettyJean. Dad was a guitarist and his greatest love was music. He passed it on to me as I am still singing conventions and clubs (perform folk, Dylan and Beatles,etc, with my husband - and perform 40's and 50's music with my local big band guys.) My daughter, Tracy (a fabulous singer/ writer) was voted Portland's best new artist of the year a few years ago and continues to play the local music scene - She hopes to put up a site this year offering her CD's of original music. My youngest child Scott Wray, 17 years is thought by many, to be a "genius" or "monster" on the guitar. (And no lessons yet) This beautiful musical gift is a blessing but there are times it can feel like a curse. (as I'm sure you know) Anyway it is dad's 'BRAMLETT" legacy and I'm sure that it will continue to be "divined" to certain Bramletts of each new generation. Thank you for your musical contribution to this world too! I trust God is blessing you still and always will. Carolee Bramlett - Carrara PS Are we related? (Just started my search for relatives) Grandma was Edna Pearlee -OK P.s.s. If you want to see a photo of this Bramlett (me), go to my site at www.romeosgarden.com and click on About Me.

It has been 30 years since that glorious sublime work of Derek and the dominos was created. Many of the songs have never been played live. It is unlikely that Eric would ever want to re-perform the album, but perhaps you could put together a small tour with the appropriate musicians and give this music a renaissance. There is a huge audience with substantial incomes willing to pay Stones prices for such an event. Need an investor?

...and in case anyone else wants the URL to my site, it's http://www.aristotle.net/~brunogv

Dear Delaney and family, what a wonderful site. Thanks to my brother, Jay, for informing me of it. It was he who used to sing the harmonies with me on *Where There's A Will* so many years ago. I'm sending off a check for the new CD tomorrow! As lead singer for the GroanUps for the last 15 years, I am indebted to you for helping form a good part of my singing style! Please visit my site and listen to yet another one of your invisible proteges (band mpeg clips are on page 3). That Bekka wails, too! You done good in the *daddy* department. My oldest son, Richard, has a band (calico.) and CD and website, also (see page 2 of my site for link). Happy to be the 1st guestbook signer of the new year/century/whatever. Happy New Year and blessings upon you and yours! I gotta go get out the dobro...

Have been a fan since Mad Dogs & Englishmen. Glad to visit your site as it is one of the BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN!! KUDOS to your trusty webmaster!!!! Glad to hear you are still amongst the living. Do you know if Leon Russell has a web site? Keep doing it. Bless You.

Keep on singing.

hi eddie! how are you? today I gat an old delaney's works(D&B together) so, I hope you and delaney come to japan someday.....

Dear Delaney, Kim, Mamo, and anyone else sitting out there on the front porch. It was with great pain that I heard that Tom had passed on. I got the word from Peter Klimes, who was contacted by Jan, about three weeks ago. May Tom's soul rest in peace. This site is out-a-sight. What a great thing for you guys. Jake (our son) and I are working with Mark Karan, Bob Gross, John Molo, and our B-3 player Arlan in a band called "Jahmimah Puddleduck." And, of course it is an offshoot of Mark's work with "The Other Ones" (Grateful Dead) and Mickey Hart's "Planet Drum," and "Ratdog." We have only played two shows, Ventura Theater w/ Merle Saunder's Rainforest Band and a two-day outdoor festival in Mission Bay back on the 10th of October w/ Robby Krieger Band. Both shows were great fun. We will be headed up to the North Shore in Tahoe to play at Harpo's on January 18th and 19th. Kim! Do you still have that dang Dodge that I worked on with the bad catalytic convertor? On the serious side--I have no mailing address whatsover for Tom's daughter, Jen. I do have his Mother's phone number but I felt it would be very poor of me at this time of the season to call and bring this subject up with her. So--if you have some way for me to contact his daughter--please forward the info to the listed e-mail address. May God Bless you all. You are in our hearts daily. Larry, Donna, Jake & Beth (Clark) Loveridge.

Dear Delaney, Kim and Mamo, I just checked into your site tonight (12/9/99) and was devastated to hear that Tom has passed away. I know how much you all loved him, and how deeply he loved all of you. I am so very sorry for your loss. I still remember our times together, and I pray that he didn't suffer. I'm not sure of what happened. Please call if you need anything. I am here at home most of the time, as I work from home, so please let me know if you need anything at all. I love you all very much. Love, Susan

congratulations on your new release

Merry Christmal & Happy New Year!!! Bicket-doe

Hey Delaney glad your still rockin saw you @ a club in atlanta in 74 called richards. had a great time I think.Any hew Iam gonna get the new cd soon.Bring your bad self to Georgia to play some time.Keep on rockin .JB

Hiya: Just surfed on in. Beautiful site. Cyas! ~LJ~

We are sad to say that our dear dear friend Tom Donnelly passed away on Veteran's day. We wish to extend our sympathy to his family especially his daughter Jen. Tom was a big part of our lives ..a very talented very genuine and just plain loving soul. We will miss him more than we can tell. Tom; We will always Love you and think of you, From the Bramlett family

Hi Delaney , enjoyed your site and was interested in buying your new cd, yet could find a link on the site for orders - I would think you could bebefit from having ordering links prominently displayed. I have a self titled release that features some great guitar work from Central NY slide master George Deveny and former Robert Cray drummer david Olson. I write on a `56 Gibson J series flat top that used to be my dads. Hope to hear you guys some time!! John Savage

I love the new album. It's great! I can't wait fot Delaney to visit Amsterdam on their European tour, which will be soon, I hope? I am sure a lot of Dutch fans are eager to visit a concert. I know I am. Fer van Pelt

I loved Delany's music in the 70's and haven't heard about him in quite a while. So glad to hear he's still kickin...I'll be back to order some albums soon....

Hi I just found your website and ordered your cd "Blues From Home". I hope you decide to go on tour and visit St. Louis, MO. You have a lot of fans here. Are there any plans to release your other solo lps on cd? Do you still talk to Bobby Whitlock and do you know what he has been up to lately and if he has released any new music? He was always one of my favorites also. Take care. Scott Kubel

I HAD TO WAIT A WHILE, BUT NOW I GOT YOUR CD, SOUNDS FROM HOME.AND WHAT A GREAT ALBUM.I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE ALSO FANS IN EUROPE WHO ARE TRYING TO FOLLOW THE GOOD (REAL) MUSIC.

Prayers for Tom Donnelly. Please keep us updated as to his condition.

Delaney, Just wanted to say hey "FOR OLD TIMES SAKE " hope you are well. Your Friend Stu Perry.

Delaney ......greetings from the hills of Kentucky! I was watching the video from 'Kid's First' on the bus this week...what a blessing playing with you guys! When can we do it again??? Delaney, you never cease to amaze me.... We love y'all! Greg, Ruth, & Erik

We've been going through all the e-mail and just want to thank everyone for all the great comments and support. It really means alot, we are also trying to answer these, so if it takes some time forgive us we're not real good at typing. We would also like to mention that our good friend Tom Donnelley is currently in the hospital and needs all the prayers he can get. We love him dearly and wish him a very speedy recovery. Thank You, Delaney

Hello Delany, Kim, and Mama, How are you all doing, Well I hope. I don't know if you guys remember me, I am one of the 2 young men that came out to California this sumer and met you guys. You were gracious enough to let josh and I stay in your guest house. I'm sorry it has taken me this long to get back in touch with you guys. How is your friend in Massachuetsetts, Josh and I prayed for him. I don't know if josh told you but my father passed away shortly after we got back to Ohio, so I guess it was meant to be that we left when we did. I wanted to thank you again for all of you kindness, you are all wonderful people. I was wondering if you would mind listening to some more of my material. I've been writing quite abit and I'm trying to get all of my songs on tape. It would mean alot to me if I could get your guys's opinion on some of those songs. Please let me know. Well I've got to get going now, so i'll talk to you guys later. Love you guys, brian.

Delaney, I will always remember the visit Ed & I had with you and Mamo. You are a true friend and I wish you only the best. Keep playin' that great music & I'll keep listening.. Scott

Thanks for all the great music you've given us. You are one cool cat.

I MISS YOU GUYS!!!!!!! how th' censored ARE ya?! wish we coulda went to japan and hope we do another time... i'm gettin' ready for fall tour w/weir and hope to talk to ya before i go (oct. 3rd or so...). say "HI" to mamo for me...

Hi Delaney . Great Page. You are the greatest. Loved our interview with you on the front porch at your ranch. Look forward to a great friendship. "Hot Licks" The Palomino Club will be a creative musical documentary. You are a most important of this documentary. We are going to begin the doc/music video/film with you. Love Vicki and George. your new friends in the biz. A Story Untold Productions

Hi, I enjoyed your Delaney site. Great Job. I've listened to his music since the early 70's. It must be quite an experience to know him. It's nice to hear that he is real. I look forward to his new album. Keep the music flowing. Jim

Hello,I want to say that after all this time "Motel Shot" is still my favorite album.

Delaney, I'm a Mississippi boy (Holmes County near Coxburg) living in California for the last 15 years. Love your music. Glad to stumble into your website. I recently started playing in a Blues band (Hard Tymz) after a 30 year lay off. Hope you're doing well. Is that your daughter singing w/ Delbert McClinton?

Hi Delaney i hung around the Palomino when you were there and played in all the bars and my best friends were Jerry Inman, and Garland Frady, while you pbobably don't remember me i have always remembered how you and the great Rock & Roll you played on that old Gibson. Good luck and i hope your future holds great things,, Ace Tipton....

Greetings, Delaney, from a fan of many years. It's my understanding the Rosewood Telecaster George Harrison gave you will soon be up for auction. We are sorry this is passing from your hands, but would still like it to "stay in the family." Is it possible that rather than enriching a middleman and having the Tele wind up as some rich guy's coffee table, would you accept a fixed sum from a very large group of small contributors? The idea is to then return this guitar to George as a gesture of thanks for his gift to us. I thank you also for your fine music, and hope you will let me know one way or the other. Regards, John F. Crowley

Delaney, We hope you still remember us two folks.I have done well in music, and I usually tell people that it was largely because of what you taught me.Five years next to the "ugly bush" cactus is definately a way to learn.Anne and I would appreciate it if you sent us an E-Mail.Tell your mama that I sent my love. Rick. < razorcat@bellsouth.net>

Hi There Delaney, Kim, Mamo and all your fuzzy friends!!! How you guys doing? I just wanted to drop a line saying brian and I are well, and hope you all are too. Happy belated birthday Delaney, sorry we missed it! I'm somewhat retarded when it comes to computers, so you'll have to excuse me.(I am trying, Though.)Brian and I both wanted to thank you ,everyone, for your amazing generousity and love, and we want you to know how important you are to us.I hope to hear from you guys soon, but until then, all my hopes are yours, keep on rockin'!! Love, Joshua S.

Dear Delaney, Kim, and Mamou: My sister Melissa (see previous message) has just sent me an e-mail referring me to this site. I am Josh Sheets's mother, and I cannot thank all of you enough for your lovingkindness to my son and his friend Brian. In addition to food, shelter and laundry, you've also nourished their dreams, and that is a gift beyond price. God bless you all for your generosity. If y'all are ever in Ohio, please allow us the opportunity to repay your hospitality. Josh mentioned that you were in a "recovery process" when he was there - I sincerely hope you're feeling much better now. Thank you again, for everything! Betsy Sheets

Dear Mr. Bramlett, I was more than delighted to find your site as a means of contacting you. You and your family recently opened your hearts and home to my nephew, Josh Sheets, and his friend Brian, both of Ohio. My family cannot begin to thank you for your generosity towards our "wandering musicians"! What an affirmation to find that someone of your professional stature is so willing to help out kids that love music more than anything. Josh has certainly undergone an epiphany of sorts, and will never forget you and Mamo! Once again, our sincerest and most grateful thanks--for your kindness, your generosity, your washing machine (since my mom didn't have to do it all when they got back), and most of all for your music. May you live forever! God bless!

Delaney, Nice to see you on the net! We cut five albums together,& I'm trying to find my name somewhere.I just did a gospel album with the Dukes Of Dixieland,& am about to do a project with Robert "Barefootin'" Parker.Happy B-Day,old friend.Glad you're still older than me. Anne sends love to you and Mamou. Your Pal,Rick

Hey, this is Bart of the JonDo band. This really is a well done page. Ours is not so hot yet, but you can still check it out at the URL above. Later, man!

i've been a fan since the early 70's. and now i'm rediscovering you after all these years. i'll be getting your new cd soon. after seeing your website, it's nice to know that there is still a sense of family in your music. that's always carried through, and thank god for that. when are you coming to the midwest? take care.

I enjoyed this site very much. Great to see a HOMETOWN BOY make such an impressive impact on the music world. I will bookmark this page so that I can return from time to time to see what's 'happening'.

Forgot to ask: Does anyone happen to know if Jerry McGhee has a brother named Don? They were supposed to have been from Louisiana. If so, we knew him. If not, there's a guy named Don who used to tell folks he was Jerry McGhee's brother. :-) Just curious - I don't expect a reply or for anyone to know. The site's looking great! Looking forward to getting the new album.

Dear Delaney, Kim and Mamo, Hello, everyone! I was delighted to find this website. It's been a long time. Congratulations on the album - I will be sure to pick it up. Also, congratulations to Kim and Delaney (I noticed her new last name!!!!) You all will always be very dear to me. Hopefully, we will make it out your way at some point. We will be in New Orleans until the end of 2000. Our daughter, Kyrie, is a little girl now and she sings all day long. I'll mail you all some updated pictures soon. I am so happy that all is going so well for you all. Delaney, you look terrific in your photos. I miss you and Mamo very very much. Keep singing - we need that great voice!!! You too, Kim!!! I love you all. Love, xxxooo Susan English (used to be Edwards)

one of the all time greats,keepin' the blues alive,amen.

I will never forget sitting on Delany's porch and listening to him play us some new songs. I have been trying since then to get Delaney to play a set at my club. Please Delaney. RB

it's the first time i found a website, about delaney, i fall in love with one of your songs, it appears in a french film, it is called < run brother, rabbit run>. as i am a record cllector addict, i would be very happy to find that single or a new release of that song, or just information where i can find it. if anyone could tell me more about that groovy, soul song, thanks. guillaume

Hey everybody! This is my first time at the site and I love it. Lane, Kim, Mamo: I know it's been a long time. I swear I'll call real soon and I'll be out real soon, too! I'm thrilled that so many of your fans have a great site to come too! Love, Little Suzy

My college roommate & I were D & B nuts 25-30 yrs ago. We used to talk about naming our children D & B. I still think they made some of the most exciting & soulful music of that or any other generation. Even now, I'd love to see either of them perform. I'm in Topeka, Kansas and I'd appreciate news of any scheduled performance in the region.

Greatings from Sweden!

Delaney, I am a relative of yours from Mississippi. My Grandmother is Nona Craig Logan. I've always heard of you from my mother however didn't know much till I found this site. I'm very proud to have you as a relative. Will you be in MS or AL soon? We are moving to Muscle Shoals this summer do you ever come there to record or anything? I'll have to go out and buy all your records. Tom

We'd all love to hear you sing and play live again. Will you be touring or performing locally anytime soon?!

Thank's for all the tunes through the years. You and brother Duane are among my biggest influences as a guitar and bass player. Keep it up.

Nice page. Would not make the RA play outmatically though, for us addicted streamers. Nice meeting you in the Night Raven Radio chat room, and hey, I am in the Fans Of Classic Rock web ring too! My personal page is at www.iarcords.com/evette

This is a wonderful site. It's bookmarked and will be visited frequently. Delaney, you've been a big part of my life, musically, and was a huge influence on my hero, Leon Russell. It would be incredible if you guys could get together again and do some stuff. There was just NOTHING to compare with the soul-stirring music you guys could create. I have an old tape of you and Bonnie playing some festival or another in Texas way back in '69 or '70, and although the sound is pretty bad, the feel is there. I'll keep buying your albums as long as you release them. Thanks to this site, it'll be a lot easier to find them! Take good care, and God bless.

What a wonderful surprise to see Delaney making music. I miss those good ole' days when as a 17 year old wanting to play guitar like Eric Clapton I purchased "D&B and Friends on tour with EC. I quickly forgot about trying to play like Clapton and became absolutely enthralled by the sound of this husband and wife team and the music they made with their "friends". I caught D&B in concert twice (once at Carnegie Hall and once at the Ritz theatre in Staten Island, NY. I again saw Delaney's solo show at the Bitter End in NYC. I really was a great fan of their and his music. In the early seventies it was somewhat difficult explaining to my friends that I preferred listening to Delaney and Bonnie rather than Led Zep or Hendrix. I was distraught over the break-up but continued to be a fan of both D & B until the music stopped coming. To be surfing the net and accidently stumbling on the Delaney page was just a great find. Playing some of the Real Audio clips and hearing that voice put me right back in that zone. I will order the CD right now. Where have you been my friend.

Brother Delaney: Enjoying your new CD IMMENSELY. Absolutely wonderful to hear you rocking down the house again! You have ignited such joy in my soul to know you're doing well and playing your heart out again. I just received "Motel Shot" and "To Bonnie from Delany," via import, and it adds to the collection of must-have CD's. Your energy, enthusiasm and spirit of good humor and fun make you one of the most beloved and cherished musicans we have grown up knowing and caring about over the last three decades. Want to thank you again for the time to talk with me earlier, and I look forward to continuing with follow-up plans. God bless you for sharing your talent and love of makind with us!

Hi Delaney, we've never met, but I gave Dave Kyle a PORCH BOARD (floor) BASS to give to you. I hope you're enjoying it. If you ever have questions about the hows/whys, please give me a call. PS: Great, informative, web page!!

I have always enjoyed your work in the music industry, as a performer, a producer, and inspirational influence. I subscribe to an Eric Clapton digest and I have forwarded your home page address to that digest since many of us have mentioned your name in our conversations regarding Eric Clapton. Thanks for all the great music.

Hi Delaney, Even though you and I have never met..I have appreciated your music for many years.I did perform with Bonnie on Sat.Night Live and Solid Gold back in 1981 when I was the drummer with Delbert McClinton. I remember that as a great time in my life.Please give my regards to Bonnie when you talk to her. God Bless, Ernie Durawa/ Texas Tornados

Dear Delaney, I just finished playing Mobius Strip, as I do every so often. It's hard to believe that it was 27 years ago at United/Western studio A that you coaxed, encouraged, & talked me out from behind the board and into the studio to overdub a piano part on "Little Bit Of You In Me". Thanks for having confidence in me! Your sessions were always fun and sometimes a bit crazy, but the thing I remember the most is how musical they always were. censored, I still sit around and jam on California Rain, that one's so beautiful! Anyway, I saw your site and have wondered how you've been since I saw you and George in Santa Rosa in '77, and I wanted to say hi to you. I'm glad you're still making music. I am too! Love to you & yours, Jim ps - please explain me something : Why is MY hair grayer than YOURS????

Greetings Delaney, from Memphis: I knew a player or two who has played with you and Bonnie. Anyway your music has been very influential. Your daughter, Bekka,has an incredible voice also. Later, James Reyle

Life is good. It's even better when you are reminded that there are guys like Delaney Bramlett still out there making music because they want to.

I am a rule Blues nut, and really enjoyed your music. Thanks for the tunes.

Delaney, I cannot say how much your music has impacted my life. I grew up a preacher's daughter and wasn't allowed to listen to the radio. But, Dad always sang us kids to sleep with the blues and those old primitive baptist hymns. Music was such an emotional part of our lives & I'll never forget the first time I heard your music and how it hit me. I came across an old cassette tape that a preacher friend of ours had given my Dad. On one side was 'To Bonnie from Delaney' and on the other side was The Amazing Rhythm Aces. My Dad never saw that tape again. As a matter of fact, he asked about that tape just last nite when we met for dinner ... asked about a tape that he hasn't seen in about 10+ years (now that oughtta tell ya somethin')! ... Y'all are my musical heroes. Thank you so much for sharing your soul - your talents - your love - with me and people all around the world. The warmth and honesty that comes across through the music is so uplifting ... 'I Know Something Good About You' is that way ... 'Country Life - so sweet ... "Motel Shot" - what a real work of art. I could rave on & on, but I might be taking up too much space - I'm not too hip on the way these things work. Anyway, since that little old cheap cassette tape copy of your stuff, I haven't been able to let go. I have your latest release, Sounds From Home, and it is so welcome. Kim sounds great and is so talented too!! Thank you for putting it out for us to enjoy. I was born in Memphis, lived in Mississippi and different parts of Tennessee, mostly raised in E. TN., lived in AK and IN, too, growing up. I can relate with the things that you write about. But, then, people all over the world can too ... and that's how it goes for someone with your incredible gift. You haven't been handed the accolades that you so deserve. I am very grateful to have somehow 'caught up with you'. You've been a mystery to me ... I always wondered about you and never could find out if you'd put out any music for the public or were doing any live shows anywhere. Thank goodness, Walker Ed, for your dedication to your friend Delaney and the respect you show for your peer!! ( You're a great example!!) Anyway, through my music I hope that somehow I can touch folks in just an 'inkling' of the way your music has me. Music connects people. Again, I say, thanks for the connection. Rave on, Delaney Bramlett!! By the way - I need to hear you live!! I need to see you live!! Come to Tennessee whenever you can. Well, I'd travel far & wide to hear you ... gotta know where you'll be ... Walker Ed'll keep us posted, right?! Much Love, Micol

Hey, where'd the two Gospel tunes come from? Sounds like electric Blind Willie Johnson with horns! Right on! Is there more???

Hey Delaney, Just wanted to say hello and that it's a pleasure to "get to know you" through your web site. I'm looking forward to finding out more about you and your music. Marshall

Love reading about my wonderful brother! Love you, Johnny, Andrew & Alex

I like reading about my brother!!!! Love you! Johnny, Andrew & Alex

Hey Delaney! What a pleasent surprise to run across your webb site. It's been since 1964 when we both played together at the Palomino Club in North Hollywood. The Gene Davis band. Red Rhodes, Jerry Inman, James Burton, Me on drums and you on Bass. Been a long time and much under the old bridge. these day's after many years in Nashville I'm in the Pacific Northwest were I own Camelot Media I produce Videos & Music. Jump on my webb site and you can venture through my past and present as I did yours. You have done alot since the Palomino day's...I'm proud for ya. Give me a shout sometime, I'd love to hear from you. 1-800-537-3839 e-mail cwsongbird@aol.com All the very best Jan Kurtis

Any plans to tour the southeast anytime soon?

Hi Delaney,I saw you on Shindig and then with Bonnie.I love your music. Saw you three times in Boston..the Tea Party with Clapton, Boston University and Boston Common, all in the 70's I bought all your records."Motel Shot" is my favorite album ever. You did unplugged before "Unplugged". You are the MAN. I just got your D&B cd's from Japan. I just found your web site and I'm gonna order your new cd. Can't wait. God Bless You! Please Come to Boston!!! The Music World has missed you!

hi from the magnolia state

GUD STUFF! Your music reminds me of the time when I jammed with four other guys while in the US Navy. We jammed on this stuff in teh US, Hawaii (not USA at the time 1960s, early) Phillipines, China and Japan. Hang in there, I "knew" the feeling, and like God said after he created....IT WAS GOOD!

What a great sound. Keep it up forever.

To: Kim & Delaney, Thanks for a great New Years Eve at the Cowboy Palace. Your music was great and I just loved listening to Kim sing... Oh, but we enjoyed you too Delaney! :) Do you perform around the LA/SFV area's often? We would love to come and see you again.... It was just great, thanks again. Suzanne & Greg

Dear Delaney, I've seen you in concert since the Blind Faith tour, then when you opened for Led Zep at the Fillmore East. The next two times were again at the Fillmore East: first with Clapton and then the next tour (with Ben Benay?). My wife got me an autographed copy of the new CD for Christmas and it's great. I'm looking forward to hearing more from you and hope you'll be touring and coming to NYC! God bless you, Chuck Schulze

Nice site

Nice site

Hey Delaney, I already signed your page once but I wanted to sign it again. I got your cd and man it kiks ass. I can't stop listening to it. I read what Ed said about driving with it on in the car and well I was traveling the interstate and flew right pass my exit because I was so into the music. Also, I'm the one who has the fan page for Bekka, man she's so censored talented and I know where she gets it. Thanks for stopping by my page and signing my guestbook. It was a true honor to have you sign it. Take care God Bless , Lisa

I got into Fleetwood Mac in 1987, at the tender age of 13. Through them, I got into Eric Clapton two years later. By 1990, I bought Eric Clapton's first solo album and "On Tour." However, I was only just a casual fan for the next couple of years. Fast forward to 1992: You can imagine my thrill and surprise when I found out Delaney & Bonnie's daughter Bekka was in Mick Fleetwood's Zoo. Long story short, I saw The Zoo live in Dayton on August 24, 1992 and had the pleasure of actually meeting (and singing with) Bekka. (Incidentally, I also met Bekka before a Fleetwood Mac show in 1995. If Bekka is anything like her daddy, then I know first hand Delaney is a wonderful individual.) That night, I went home and listened to "On Tour" and my parent's copy of Dave Mason's "Alone Together" album. After listening to these albums non-stop for weeks on end, I found myself wanting to play and sing like Delaney. To this day, he remains my favorite. "Why Delaney?" my friends often ask. I always tell them it's the purity of his voice, the complex simplicity of his guitar playing, his ability to effortlessly handle a multitude of musical styles, and his "you can all join in" attitude the he shows to other musicians. He is an encourager who sees the good in an artist. (Of course, it doesn't hurt that he has a killer guitar collection.) Also, Delaney is a revolutionary. When blazing electric guitars were the standards of rock, Delaney countered with "Motel Shot." When most producers would want to make a guitar-heavy album for Eric Clapton's solo debut, Delaney focused on Eric's singing (the one place Eric felt uncomfortable with). Delaney, thank you for your great influence on me as a musician and as a band leader. I look forward to listening to your new album, as I know it will be excellent. P.S. I just read on the Bekka fan page that Mamo is doing better. Glad to hear about it. My step-dad's mother (who I consider to be my granny) broke both her hips in the past two years, so I can relate to what you must be going through. Good luck. You'll be in my prayers.

Hello! My name is DOMINOS. I've started Eric clapton home page. I am glad to hear your new album and that was great!! I introduced your albums in my home page(news and topics) with album jacket. If you have some time to see it, please come and visit.

Congrats on the new CD .... We miss you guys Love as always

Scott..you've been more than a friend, thank you for your kindness, and my friend Tommy Moore says ditto...and also me-KIM!!!! Date 11-11-98

Delaney Great to here from you again I'm looking forward to seeing you at the Whiskey on Nov 20th Robert

I love you and your music,Delaney.Every time I listen to your music,I feel like getting younger. I listen to your music every day.

my name is mike summers i worked for fender 12 years i met delaney at the show we did in hollywood at billboard live thru my friend john english,i gave delaney one of my slides and i think hes still using it! i have 3 more i wanted to give him for xmas but since i left fender have not been in contact with him! please get in touch with me or john english, as i would very much like to see him ,i also heard his mom hurt herself and i wish her the very best!! love mike summers

Delaney I received your CD in the mail the other day, and it was like Christmas come early. That's how good it is buddy. The quality is out standing, and I sure do love to hear you sing. Realy GOOD stuff! God Bless & Take care

i think this is great i am printing all this for motherdeargive aunt ivy a big hug and kiss for me love ya teresa

If my memory serves me well, I recall a young Delaney playing as part of Gene Davis with Red Rhodes and the Detours on a LA based country music show called "Cal's Corral." As much as I loved his country singing then, I really flipped when I heard him integrating his blues background as well. I also used to own an album on Crescendo with Delaney doing some demos in a mock British accent. "Better Man Than Me"? At any rate, I'm glad to hear that there's new material waiting for me to enjoy.

I have been a Delaney with and without Bonnie fan for about 30 years. It's great to see some new material coming out. I hope the new CD is a success and many more follow.

I was tracing my family tree and your name came up. So I thought I would by and check out your web site.

When I was about 12 my father bought the "At Home" album in 1970-odd. I loved it and played it over the years, found it on CD a few years back and it's STILL one of my faves. Also bought most of D&B's other albums incl. On Tour with Eric Clapton - TOP stuff! KEEP IT UP DELANEY - just bought your new album today - whatever happened to Bonnie?? Best wishes, Andy

I wasn't into blues related music but after hearing the real audio clips, I love this. Delaney has got the coolest voice I have heard in a long time. I can't wait to get the cd.

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