Thanks for all the good vibrations that you, Bonnie and Bekka have put through probably 12 different stereos of mine over the years. The new stuff sounds just as good as the old. Come to Atlanta soon PLEASE!

The perfect baby boomer tour Legends of Classic Rock" featuring a reuninted Delaney & Bonnie, Dave Mason, Leon Russell, and Joe Cocker. It could happen with a little effort? It would be the tour of the year.

delaney, it was nice talking to you again and hearing your voice when my delaney was out there. hope everyone is doing great. can't believe i missed the reunion in nashville. my brother lives there now. you were such an influence on his music after that visit when he was a teenager. check his music at mustang mesa.com. can't wait to hear the new cd. i love your site. please email next time your in nashville or anywhere in midwest. heard you were in nashville for benifit for wayne perry. used to hang with that crowd years ago. love you eve in chgo

HELLO DELANEY
CHANCES ARE YOU MAY NOT REMEMBER ME BUT WE MET MENY YEARS AGO ABOUT 27 TO BE EXACT AND BECAME VERY GOOD FRIENDS FOR A WHILE, LOOKING BACK I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY TO A YOUNG WOMEN JUST BEGINING TO LEARN ABOUT LIFE AND THE INCREDIBLE KNOWLEDGE YOU PROVIDED ME ABOUT THE WORKINGS OF THE HUMAN HEART THANK YOU DELANEY

Hi,

was looking at your website. If you get this message email me back at above address. Say HI to everyone out there!
Hope to hear from you soon!

Stu

Delaney, It was great visiting with you at Liz and Duanes the other night. You are a man of deepest souls. Tell some great stories too! Hope to see you soon.
Regards, TJ Sullivan

Hey Buddy,
Been a long while. Had a # tha Bonnie Gave me years ago, didn't ever get an answer. Lots of water under the bridge since we last talked. I like the publicist version of when you and Bonnie married.
Get in touch,
Paul

Delaney, the most fun I ever had as an engineer was doing the "blue album". You're one of the best rhythm guitar players on the planet. I learned a shitload about groove, soul, and just having a great time making music from you and Bonnie.

It was great to find this website. I have been a huge D&B fan for 30 years now. I was happy to find the Sounds from Home CD and see that the man I have respected and listened to for so many years was still making great music.
I wore out two LPs of both the live album and Motel Shot and still listen (along with the others) frequently. Good things the Japanese appreciate great music so I was able to replicate my LP collection with CDs.
I watched the videos of the now famous 1970 tour. Are there any plans to make these available on DVD? Obviously I do not know how much was filmed but I think there would be an enormous demand. I would have loved to have seen one of the stops on that tour so this would be as close as I could come.
Anyway, I will be checking your site in the future. Happy Christmas.

Listen to the buzz that surrounds the Blues today ... what does it tell you? To me, it says that - as if there was ever any question - Delaney was (and still is) an artist ahead of his peers and his times. Just ask Clapton, and Whitlock, and the myriad others who knew that when they were mentored by Mr. Bramlett they were at the feet of the best.

Delaney, my prayer is for you to stay healthy and as musically vital as you deserve to be in this world of one-hit wonders, one-night stands, and overnight failures.

You done good, boy, save for a few times I'm sure you'd like to have back (like when that bottleneck broke on your finger in Trenton, NJ one night back before the earth was round).

BTW - with all these half-baked musical reunions that have plagued the world, why can't we have the real thing? A "Delaney & Friends" gig that would leave 'em weepin' in the aisles! You, Mr. Nimble Fingers, Whitlock, Keltner, and any others who are still upright would make for one nasty sound on stage, I believe.

May it always go well for you, sir.

Peter