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February 20, 2006 - 03:59 PM
BRENDA (GUNTER)DAULTON
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HELLO DELANY,
I KNOW THAT I AM YOUR FIRST COUSIN.REMEMBER AUNT ALMA,S LITTLE GIRL BRENDA.I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU.HOW IS AUNT IVY?MY E-MAIL IS
[email protected] PLEASE LET ME HEAR FROM YOU,BRENDA
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February 20, 2006 - 03:52 PM
BRENDA (GUNTER)DAULTON
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HELLO DELANY,
THERE IS NO DOUGHT THAT I AM YOUR FIRST COUSIN, AUNT ALMA,S LITTLE GIRL,REMEMBER? I HAVEN,T BEEN ABLE TO SEE YOU OR JOHN WAYNE SINCE 1957.SURE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. I LIVE 35 MILES EAST OF CINNCINATTI,OHIO.I KNOW AUNT ROBBIE IS GONE,WHAT ABOUT YOUR MOM,AUNT IVY? PLEASE LET ME HEAR FROM YOU,BRENDA
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February 11, 2006 - 06:37 AM
Jimmy Greenspoon
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I forgot, I've been in touch with Rick Allen via email.
Should you have the desire to contact me:
[email protected]
Thanks, your fellow muso Jimmy Greenspoon.
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February 11, 2006 - 06:34 AM
Jimmy Greenspoon
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Hi Delaney, this is Jimmy Greenspoon the keyboard player with THREE DOG NIGHT (from the begining to current day, over 38 years-YIKES!) Our paths have crossed many times over the rock map. I have admired your work for a long time. Keep it up, there's not many of "The old school boys" left.
JG.
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February 06, 2006 - 04:26 AM
Celeste Maxwell & Bill Maxwell
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Hi Delaney- this is Celeste - My Father and I both lost your number. Are you o.k.? How is your health? My Father ask
's me all the time if I have heard from you and I put his e-mail above and Bill's number is 818-623-8866
I would love to hear from you and come visit you sometime -- I miss ya so much and I am glad to see this site - I stumbled on.
Celeste
562-983-5775
[email protected]
PS:A few weeks ago I asked my father who is one of his favorite singers to work with - he said you. --awwwwww-- he meant that --
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February 01, 2006 - 10:36 PM
Marshall Bramlett
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Dear Delaney,
It is nice to read about and listen to
music from a fellow Bramlett, especially one so accomplished and appreciated. I've played music for years, so that makes me even more appreciative you talent and success.
Sincerely,
Marshall Bramlett
Clinton, AR
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January 19, 2006 - 11:38 AM
James
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My dad bought "To Bonnie From Delaney" when I was a kid and we -- my dad, my sisters, and I -- wore it out. The whole album is a gem, and "God Knows I Love You" is one of the prettiest songs ever. We used to sit in our home in Minneapolis and look at the pictures on the album cover and wonder what your lives were like. The photo portraits of you and Bonnie are classics. They're at once Victorian and Back-To-The-Country. Great stuff. Thanks.
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January 18, 2006 - 04:36 AM
Per Magnusson
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Hi there!
In 1969 Jim Ford recorded the song "A long road ahead" for his debut, and only, album "Harlan County". The song was also recorded by Delaney & Bonnie for the album "Motel shot" in 1971. Is the recording by Ford the first one ever of the song? If, did you write the song for Ford?
On the Lp "On tour with Eric Clapton" -1970, the great song "Poor Elijah - Tribute to Johnson" was written by Delaney Bramlett, Leon Russell & Jim Ford. Was Ford with you on that tour? Are there any more songs cowritten by any of the Bramlette, Russell and Ford?
How did you meet Ford, what happened to him?
All the best.
Per Magnusson
Sweden
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January 09, 2006 - 04:31 PM
Jimmy Clayton
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DELANE,ITS'T BEEN A LONG TIME, THIS IS YOUR OLD BUDDY FROM WAUKEGN, ILL. JIMMY CLAYTON. I LIVE IN SAN DIMAS.
WE USE TO RUN TOGETHER.REMEMBER THE SONG WE WROTE? "SATELLITE ROCK" HEY!I WROTE A BOOK, LOOK FOR IT'S ON AMAZON.COM. REBUILING YOUR HOUSE BY JIMMY CLAYTON. YOU ARE IN THE BOOK. I SURE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU AND TALK A ABOUT THE OLD DAYS. YOUR OLD BUDDY Jimmy
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January 08, 2006 - 11:36 AM
Ed Matzenik (in Australia)
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Great to see your website. I was surprised to not find much Shindig stuff. I played other instruments before, but started playing bass about nine years ago, inspired at the time by "that blonde guy with the precision" on a vhs of the Shindig show. But I never knew who he was! Last year I met James Burton and he told me it was you. Anyway, thanks for the last 9 years! The bass has treated me pretty good. Would love to see more Shindogs stuff.
Cheers, Ed.
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