Guest Book

Pat's Guest Book archive, November, 1997.

I was at a seminar that you gave in Seattle in 1978. We hung out for awhile after words and talked guitar. This was and is a pivitol point in my life. You had some wise words of wisdom for me "Do not end up like me. I have spent my whole life locked up in a room practicing and thinking." Needless to say, I have spent much of my life digging in and discovering many things of amazment, not only of music but my of myself as well. When we look at music as a mirror we see ourselves in that mirror. the music we create reflects ourselves as we are at the moment of creation. That creation, at least to me, is a gift from God. I cannot imagine having lived my life any other way but to have been a musician. During that seminar you gave out some things on interval lic dispersment that I have been working with for years. That hand out inspired my own thoughts in this direction. In my study of computer science I found a "like" sound that emerged in my consiousness. What I thought when I thought of music merged with t he thoughts of computer science. The sounds that I hear when I research knowledge of any sort is the same. All knowledge leads to all. Love all because love conquers all. Will it and it will be. All knowledge points to an all knowing all seeing being. Thank you Thomas McElroy
Thomas McElroy <thomas (at) hagens-berman.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 16:49:19 (EST)

Pat, I'm proud to be an Italian American, and I'm glad that you are as well. People of Italian decent have been entertaining the world over for thousands of years in various forms of art. Thanks Pats, you're music is great, you're the best. Love Rongiannoni
Ron Giannoni <rongia (at) pacbell.net>
fair oaks, ca USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 14:50:15 (EST)

Hi Pat! I read your interview/docudrama based on the making of All Sides Now, found in the January 1998 Guitar Player magazine. Hope to hear the music soon! I'm a totally green jazz guitarist. Still trying to "hear" the music right, so I can play it well.
Marc Warden <heymj (at) prodigy.net>
Kingston, NY USA - Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 23:17:24 (EST)

I have worn out two copies of "Joyous Lake" on LP. Needless to say, I eagerly await its release on CD. Will "Joyous Lake" be coming out on CD? And if so, when?
Mark Ira Kaufman <Mark-Ira-Kaufman (at) att.worldnet.net>
Silver Lake, OH USA - Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 17:53:33 (EST)

Great Website, Pat! Thanks for being such a swinging jazz guitarist and for giving us so many years of listening pleasure. Bird Lives!
Kevin H. Roberts <bopsax (at) cdc.net>
Chattanooga, TN USA - Friday, November 28, 1997 at 11:49:11 (EST)

Hello Pat, Thanks for all your wonderful music over the years it's been a real inspiration to me. My favourite album is Exit - do you still work with Gil Goldstein? If you are ever in London do look us up here at the BRIT Performing Arts & Technology S chool. Regards Dave Bold.
Dave Bold <davebold (at) brit.croydon.sch.uk>
London, UK - Thursday, November 27, 1997 at 08:08:10 (EST)

Hello Pat, If you come in France, you can visit us : http://www.worldnet.fr/musiclive
Music Live Productions <muslive (at) worldnet.fr>
PARIS, FRANCE - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 at 04:49:56 (EST)

Pat, you are the greatest!
Paolo Liberati
Rome , Italy - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 at 03:42:19 (EST)

Dear Pat: This is my first visit to your site, and I will become a frequent visitor from now on. I've been listening to you since the "Pat Martino Live"(Muse) LP right through to "Footprints"(32 Jazz) and "All Sides NOw". Thank you for all the lovely m usic.
Geraldo Cintra <gcintra (at) sao.nutecnet.com.br>
Osasco, SP Brazil - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 20:53:55 (EST)

Pat or Pat cohort: it is imperative for music history that your tune "outrider" be recorded pretty much the way you and your quartet from the catalina club in hollywood played it last weekend. when mr. ridl would play the main bass riff, the band would do something harmonic i've never heard before and would be ecstatic to have on CD. second and last thought: the changes in "noshfurutu" (i know i'm misspelling it), the first number on "The Maker," are a harmonic progression i've likewise never heard the likes of before, and has likewise given me reason to keep living.
mike grundmann <mike_grundmann (at) link.freedom.com>
santa ana, calif USA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 03:52:36 (EST)

Hey Pat, I loved the all sides now album And I just wanted to say the Chris jones says Hi, We've playing together up in syracuse.
Tim Herron
Syracuse, Ny USA - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 23:08:48 (EST)

Yeeeeehhhhhaaaaaa!!!!......ALLEHLUIA! great show at CATALINAS'.......i'm sure you've heard this before ....seE ya!.....mariANQUELA.
MarianguelA <agathaonmoonsc78 (at) hotmail.com>
L.A., CA USA - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 14:56:21 (EST)

NIce homepage! Thank you for all inspiration !Please mail me some tips about practicing !! But i dont think you will read this personally .But if u do thanks again for your playing ,and if u ever come to london please keep me informed ! !!!
Jerry Haglund <folkabuss.orange (at) usa.net>
london, england - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 10:58:19 (EST)

Hello Pat, "All Sides Now" is great, especially the tracks with Mike Stern. When and where are you going to play in Europe ?!
Tim Page
Pfungstadt, Germany - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 03:19:23 (EST)

Dear Pat, just got back from L.A still feeling the goosebumps from hearing you play...thank you for so graciously sparing your time to talk (and signing my cds) I was truly blessed. If it is not too much of a bother, I would love to hear from you and p artake some more of your endless wisdom and humility. My e-mail address is jazzdog (at) syv.com I would truly be thrilled. God bless you Pat... Sanjiv.
Sanjiv Sant Singh <jazzdog (at) syv.com>
solvang, ca USA - Sunday, November 23, 1997 at 22:59:23 (EST)

Hi Pat I STADY JAZZ GUITAR. MY TEACHER IS MITUHIRO HARADA. I HOPE TO SEE YOUR PLAY IN JAPAN. GOOD LUCK.
Atsushi Ohshima <ohshima (at) orange.ocn.ne.jp>
NAGASAKI, JAPAN - Sunday, November 23, 1997 at 09:55:00 (EST)

Hey Pat! Just getting around to checking out the home page. Hope you had a great gig at Catalina's. Have a wonderful holiday and keep in touch!
Kim Berry <kimberry (at) mindspring.com>
Philadelphia, PA USA - Saturday, November 22, 1997 at 20:26:24 (EST)

Hi Pat...I'm glad to have an opportunity to thank you, not only for your musical inspiration, but also for your generosity in sharing your techniques and philosophies with us so selflessly. Thanks!! (Any old guitars for sale?)
Paul Zehfuss <pz2 (at) axe.humboldt.edu>
Arcata, CA USA - Saturday, November 22, 1997 at 13:00:06 (EST)

Hi Pat, you provided a nudge that altered my life during a two hour lesson in a hotel room in Boston in 1977 while I was in my freshman year at Berklee. For that I am very grateful. Oddly enough I became freinds with Johnny Valentino 10 years later in LA. Now I work at Microsoft as Audio and Musical Director. Life is strange. Good Vibes to you. SP
Sanford Ponder <Sponder (at) microsoft.com>
Redmond, WA USA - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 16:15:17 (EST)

We're coming to see you tomorrow night at Catalina Bar & Grill! Can't wait!
REX AND ANGELA WILDER <MAD4ANGELA (at) AOL.COM>
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 19:47:46 (EST)

Pat. I have been studying your music for years and would like to know if I could study guitar with you. Your voice has become a part of my own musical consciousness. The books and tapes have helped me immeasurably but I have come to the juncture whe re I feel I need to study with a master who could provide some sequence and structure to my random approach to your musical ideas. It would be an honor to work with you-- a consumation of my musical career and creative endeavors. Both my brother(who pla ys Hammond) and I have been influnced by your creative force for years. I thank you for the inspiration and guidance. Please let me know if you are interested in working with me as a teacher.
Rich Harrington <Rich Explr (at) aol.com>
Spring City, PA USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 22:01:35 (EST)

Pat, I've been enjoying your music for some 20+ years. Yours is a story of the triumph of the human spirit over great adversity, and it's heard in every note. It would be a wonderful thing if you would ever play D.C., where we recently lost our only ja zz station and the owner of our most prolific jazz club, One Step Down. If you're interested in playing here, let me know, and I'll put you in touch with some club owners. P.S. The Fire Dance CD w/ Zakir, et. al., is incredibly beautiful. I plan on gi ving a copy of it to John McLaughlin when I see him tomorrow night. Peter Watkins
Peter Watkins <watkinsp (at) ix.netcom.com>
Washington, DC USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 20:34:45 (EST)

Amsterdam I am asking everyone in the guestbook to inform me more about Pat or other jazz musicians. I am looking forward to your letter(s). Ronald Bastiaans
Ronald Bastiaans <120651 (at) ai.fei.hva.nl>
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 10:35:35 (EST)

Dear Mr. P. Martino, I am 21 and I want to absorb your music, but I don't know where I should begin. I like jazz, but I don't know where I should start with your work. Could ANYBODY on the guestbook suggest/inform me??? Thanks Ronald Bastiaans E-mail: 120651 (at) ai.fei.hva.nl
Ronald Bastiaans <120651 (at) ai.fei.hva.nl>
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 10:30:42 (EST)

Dear Pat, It's been a long time since we've spoken but I am so thrilled to hearand see all the wonderful things that are happening in your life. Please email me at your convenience as I have an important guitar project on the WWW that I'd like to share with you. Kind regards and wishes for continued successes! Peter Gouzoausis, Ph.D. Associate Professor, University of British Columbia
Peter Gouzouasis <peter.gouzouasis (at) ubc.ca>
Vancouver, BC canada - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 13:34:38 (EST)

Sorry I didn't finish typing before I sent the last note. I love your playing. Sounds better then ever. This may interest you, the main jazz radio station in los angeles KLON from long beach has instructions written on your consciousness album that says not to play the song consciousness. A friend of mine has requested this song many times and they will not play it.
david drucker <harv51 (at) aol.com>
encino, ca USA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 05:14:17 (EST)

I love your playing. Sounds better then ever. This may interest you, the main jazz radio station in los angeles KLON from long beach has instructions written on your consciousness
david drucker <harv51 (at) aol.com>
encino, ca USA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 05:08:53 (EST)

You are the man. Got turned on to you by my father-in-law Herby Wallace, a nationally renown steel guitar instructor and swing, jazz player. Check him out on web also. I was given a set of chromatic scale patterns of yours that jump octaves. This is just a few of your many awsome thoughts that just klii me. I am the "three time national" banjo champion but also play guitar for a living also. Keep it coming at us and hope to study with you some day soon!!! Your awsome. "A True Blue Fan"!
Gary Davis <Garydbanjo (at) aol.com>
Sevierville, TN USA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 02:48:42 (EST)

HI Pat! My name is Justin and I am a fifteen year old self-taught guitarist and I am one of few kids my age who is very interested in jazz. I only own one song of yours on tape, "The Great Strain", and I listen to it constantly. I am planning on buying more of your music soon! Most importantly I am seeking advice on how and what to focus on. I asked guitarist David Yamasaki,he plays with the Basie orchestra, at a "close up" clinic about tips on building melodic lines over changes and he told me to chec k you out. So I went online and found your sight. I'v been playing for four years. Maybe you can E-mail me some tips,anything that comes to mind, if you even have the time! Oh yeah my brother Ian,a bass player, plays in a band with one of your former stud ents Ian Sher. They're called The Heavies and play a lot in Santa Rosa. Anyway, if you can send me some lessons please do! I'd love to learn from a professional.
Justin Favell <MandM (at) wclynx.com>
Sonoma Coast, Ca USA - Sunday, November 16, 1997 at 20:24:09 (EST)

Thank you Pat for being a so incredible guitarist you give me a lot of inspiration I like your beautiful 8 or 16enns phrases, the way you touch the music It would be a great pleasure if you can listen to my records to!!!(I am also a guitarist) see you
Bruno Valat <Bruno (at) merkur.net>
Munich, Germany - Sunday, November 16, 1997 at 09:19:44 (EST)

Pat, nothing I could possibly put into words could demonstrate my appreciation for your presence on earth. Your inspiration musically/spiritually has certainly offered enough food for the soul to feast on for a lifetime. Thank you for your honesty and originality, your fearlessness and your conviction. Best Wishes, Dustin
Dustin Ehrlich <dehrlich (at) sprintmail.com>
NY, NY USA - Friday, November 14, 1997 at 23:47:54 (EST)

Hello Pat, I can't tell you how wonderful an impact you and your great work has had on my life and my view of the Nature of reality. I remember clearly back in 1984, having listened to your recordings on Muse for a year or so, I was so pleased to come meet you one day when my then guitar teacher and friend Anthony Curtis brought me up on one of his visits to your house and you showed me your studio and played a little sample of your latest composition on the computer. I was on cloud nine! We saw you play with Max in NJ on another visit. Inspired to spread the word, I spent two years financing and promoting Anthony's, " Variations On the Theme of Being," which was heavily influenced by your associaatiion with Anthony. Do you know that he and Joan g ot married a couple of years ago here in Richmond. They're doing well. Remember Bill Andraczek. He loves your playing, Pat. I would love to see you soon. I'll llook forward to it. I would love to talk to you if you'd like to. You are in my heart, my t houghts and my wishes. All The Best, Jeff
Jeffrey Fisher <JFishBon (at) AOL.com>
Richmond, VA USA - Friday, November 14, 1997 at 02:40:02 (EST)

I was surprised, and a little disappointed, that there was no "tip of the cap" to the I Ching anywhere on the "Nature of The Guitar" page... http://www.servcom.com/puphp/ICHING.HTM
Dennis J. Garvin <garvind (at) servcom.com>
Anchorage, AK USA - Thursday, November 13, 1997 at 20:26:43 (EST)

Hi Pat - Are you still married to Gerri. We had dinner together at my club, e.j.'s, in Atlanta GA circa 1975. A memorable occasion for sure. And whatever happened to Eric Kloss? or Bob DeVere? I booked Lyle Mays through him. Gil Goldstein played my pla ce several times. I love the album you did with him playing Rhodes "We'll Be Together Again". Dr. Gil has gone on to make quite a name for himself as did Lyly Mays. I always wanted to present you - we came close a few times, but, as I recall you were deal ing with some serious health issues at that time. Thank God you're back and better than ever. Still wish I could present you, but, alas, e.j.'s went the way of most great jazz rooms in 1982. Maybe someday we'll be together again. Thanks for all the great music in between. One of your ever devoted fans - Stephano Spumoni aka Steve Negri
Steve Negri <snegri (at) awod.com>
Charleston , SC USA - Thursday, November 13, 1997 at 15:49:09 (EST)

hey Pat, greetings from north carolina! this is a very tardy note to tell you how much bernie petteway and myself enjoyed showing you around chapel hill in january....and of course, the band, and your playing, was mind-blowing; you're a never-ending source of joy and inspiration to us both. i always wanted to take lessons from you, and that's what those two days in january were for me. are you a married man now? i've rarely seen as sweet a love as we saw in january, and i have some lovely photos to mail to you. hope to see you in the new year, either in philly, or chapel hill. warmest of all possible regards, danny gotham
danny gotham <gorth (at) webtv.net>
chapel hill, nc USA - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 at 20:25:06 (EST)

Dear Pat, I have been listening to you since the early seventies. When I was studying at Berklee back then, I would listen to your records constantly. When I was living in a slum apartment, We'll be Together Again was always on my turtable and some nights it was what kept me sane. I have been playing for thirty years now and am consatantly amazed at the little Pat Martino references that keep cropping up in my playing. It's especially odd because I play blues and rock most of the time and almost no so called jazz anymore. The other odd thing is that at age 42, despite years of study, practice and playing I almost feel like I know nothing anymore. My playing keeps getting simpler. I remember thinking that on We'll be Together... that your playing was so simple, just the melody sometimes. Like Miles Davis. If I could just capture that Zen-like essence then nothing else needed to be said. Maybe that's where I'm headed. The journey continues.... Really thanks for the music, it's meant a lot to me. Regards, Andy Cottle houlton, Maine
Andy Cottle <acottle (at) ainop.com>
Houlton, Me USA - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 at 20:10:16 (EST)

Yo, I am 21 years old and not very informed in jazz ! But I try. I am a Drum n Bass Specialist, you know, the music from London, but as I heared "East!", I couldnt believe!!! One of my favourites in 1997, a little bit late, but I try...
Al
Germany - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 at 14:28:27 (EST)

Mr. Martino, Pat Martino Live is by far the most amazing jazz work I have yet to hear, would I would have given to be in that audience, I just wanted to thank you for what you have done for me and the jazz community
Mark Visconti <mavisconti (at) yahoo.com>
Stoughton, Ma USA - Monday, November 10, 1997 at 22:02:27 (EST)

Pat, Thank you for showing me that a guitar player can have chops! Before I heard your recordings I couldn't care less about learning Jazz guitar. Your records inspire me to sit down with the guitar and attack it. I love all your recordings. I've been playing the guitar for five years, and I am a jazz guitar major at Western Connecticut State University. I wake up in the morning to your music and fall asleep at night to it. I love the strength and power in your improvising. I had never heard anything like it before. Thank you for all the wonderful recordings. Baiyina has got to be one of the best records I have ever heard in my entire life. Desperado is another one that I love. Your chops on the twelve string on Oleo kill me. Thanks again for all the great recordings and books you've done.
Dan Arcamone <jerrmorr (at) neca.com>
Danbury, CT USA - Sunday, November 09, 1997 at 14:47:40 (EST)

hello Pat. . .thank you for your amazing body of work. . .and to anyone who reads this. . . get up from your computer and go outside and change the world because it needs changing. . .know who you are and where you are. . and oh yeah, check out my webp age please. . .
ryan smith <loop,e (at) hotmail.com>
santa cruz, ca USA - Saturday, November 08, 1997 at 07:13:15 (EST)

Dear Pat: I'm very happy that you're well again, very happy indeed. Other things I'm excited about are: your latest recordings; your songbooks (now I know it was a D6/E in "Line Games"); your web site and this forum; and your gig at Yoshi's which I would have love d to attend, but couldn't. A well-placed spy told me you weren't feeling so great, but that the music was remarkable nonetheless. Now, since I've never met you personally, I'd like to tell you a few stories. As a preamble, I would only say that your mu sic has had a remarkable and positive influence on my life for a long, long time. I, too, had a life-threatening illness a few years ago, and my music (and your "influences," among others) played a major part in my recovery and need to create again. Tha nk you. Now, three short stories. (i) The first chord I ever "learned" in my dreams (asleep) was the Em6/9 in "Prelude." I include this because of the awakening effect that one event had on my playing. It was a kind of milestone in my musical life al though it would perhaps take too long to explain why. (ii) Tuck, my teacher/friend during the 70's and early 80's used to patiently critique my technique as I learned and played for him your solo pieces for recital preparation. I remember how we once s miled when we heard you bend a string - we knew that your string gauges were nothing if not thick. They were smiles of empathy to be sure. (iii) I had been out commercial fishing for a month in Alaska and had a beautiful new Gibson Johnny Smith waiting for me when I got back into port. I was in a bar a few days later playing one of your beautiful pieces, when this very drunken fellow - who obviously didn't like what he heard - grabbed my new guitar and smashed it to bits. What a bummer that was. Now, for the tag, I should like to again take advantage of your web site to wish you the very best. Fine thoughts of you. Love, Trevor.
Trevor McConnell <mcconnet (at) mail.cdsnet.net>
Klamath Falls, OR USA - Saturday, November 08, 1997 at 04:09:32 (EST)

Hello, Pat. I hope that you are well. I'm really digging "ALL SIDES NOW". You just keep growing!! You're a blessing and an inspiration to us all! I'd still love to send an amp your way, if you're inclined to check it out. Maybe we can link up when you come to LA later this month. It'd be great to see you in any event. Take care, Pat. Thanks for everything! Love, Don
Don Morris <electroplx (at) aol.com>
Brea, CA USA - Saturday, November 08, 1997 at 00:47:22 (EST)

Hello Pat, It is great to have a direct feedback path allowing fans to express their appreciation of your work! Just purchased "All Sides Now" and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I too know the experience of competing with my father on the guitar. I now compete with myself to gain more knowledge through my instrument and develop a better understanding of the Brazilian vernacular. I am currently working in Seattle with a band Urban Oasis "Som Brasil". I would like to put your Manager or Agent in touch with John Dimitrio from Jazz Alley in Seattle (Our local version of Yoshi's) We would love to hear you perform in Seattle. You might be able to cut another (RJE?) video while you are in town. John Dimitrio Jazz Alley 2033 6th Ave & Lenora Seattle, WA 98101 206-441-9729 X212 Best wishes, Michael
Michael Martinez <martinem (at) tpd.eds.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Thursday, November 06, 1997 at 21:50:53 (EST)

Hi Pat! My name is Walter Sopicki. I'm a big fan of your playing and composing. I am also a student of Frank Girard who teaches in the Buffalo area. Frank was a student of Dennis Sandole in Philadelphia in the late 60's, early 70's. You may or may not remember him; but, he says hi. PLEASE play a gig in the Buffalo area. Again, thank you for your music and inspiration. Best Regards, Walter Sopicki
Walter Sopicki <anarchytim (at) hotmail.com>
buffalo, ny USA - Thursday, November 06, 1997 at 11:06:09 (EST)

Hi Pat...You are one of my influnces and you will always will.The power of sustaning all these years inspired me more to sustain...ThankYou and God Bless You.
Rossli Tones <nomad (at) pacific.net.sg>
Singapore - Thursday, November 06, 1997 at 01:20:29 (EST)

I have been trying to get a hold of the CD:Consciousness (Muse 1974) I have not been able to find it anywhere. Is there any way to get this CD? Please let me know. Thanks.
Steve Kramer <steven.kramer (at) boeing.com>
Wichita , KS USA - Wednesday, November 05, 1997 at 19:41:01 (EST)

Hello, Pat. I've enjoyed you chops for about 25 years. I'm really glad your stuff (old and new) is coming out on CD. I have most of your books, videos, too. Love you minor conversion theory, and better yet, your implementation of it! Keep the riff s and educational material coming. It's a great thing your doing!
Wayne Garges <WGarges (at) aol.com>
Gilbertsville, PA USA - Wednesday, November 05, 1997 at 18:23:23 (EST)

Thank you for the great music
Larry Weissman <Lweissman (at) juno.com>
Roswell, GA USA - Wednesday, November 05, 1997 at 15:50:33 (EST)

Dear Pat: I am studying from a student of yours when you were at GIT. I wonder how Tony Baruso is doing? I'm looking forward to your show in LA in November-I hope you open with The Great Stream! regards Dan
Dan Ritter <dritter (at) lausd.k12.us.ca>
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, November 04, 1997 at 22:38:18 (EST)

Pat, I'm afraid I might fail trying to convey to you how much your music, and life; have inspired my music, and life. A few years ago I had a chance when we spoke (very briefly)over the phone. But, I think I got a bit tongue tied! I was attending Univ. of Maine At Augusta and became friends with a former student of yours, Peter. Word got out that I was going to do my Senior Paper on you, and Peter tried to help me out. You invited us down to Philly but, we were just two broke music students who could barely afford to get across town. Anyway, I often think that was my chance of a lifetime. Peter and I even wound up marrying two girls that grew up togather! However I moved west and lost touch with him. I'm so glad you finally getting the recognition you've deserved! "All Sides Now" is super! We longtime Pat Martino fans have anxiously awaited all these re-releases that are now coming out. Thank you for so Much, Rich Daigle PS Say hi to Pete if your still in touch!
Rich Daigle <Rdaigle264 (at) aol.com>
SaltLake City, UT USA - Sunday, November 02, 1997 at 17:37:07 (EST)

DEAR Pat, YOU HAVE BEEN MY PRIMARY INSPIRATION AS A MUSICIAN FOR 30 YRS! I HONESTLY NEVER THOUGHT THAT I WOULD EVER HAVE THE HONOR OF SEEING YOU PERFORM LIVE, HOWEVER THAT CAME TO PASS WHEN YOU PLAYED YOSHI'S IN OAKLAND. I CHERISH THIS EXPERIENCE GREAT LY AND ALSO AM ENJOYING YOUR NEW C/D'S. I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AGAIN AND MORE GREAT MUSIC. THANK YOU SO MUCH! SINCERELY, STEVE
STEVE HIRST
WALNUT CREEK, CA USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 19:54:24 (EST)

The following three entries ( referred to as: The Final Entries ) were a response to three seperate comments that took place in the October archive.
Pat Martino
USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 11:09:14 (EST)

JOEL PIPER: Joel, I'm really happy that you've enjoyed "All Sides Now" as much as you have; that means alot to me; ... THANKS! With regard to your questions, first and foremost, I'd be happy to set up the time needed for a private lesson. I'll send you the information as soon as possible and in the process I'll also take a look at what you briefly described about your HomePage. Once again, ..... THANKS!
Pat Martino
USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 11:05:53 (EST)

LIZ DuPONT: Liz, thanks for coming to all of the the shows. I hope that sometime soon we can all enjoy it once again. I thank you for the support as well as sending you all of my best wishes!
Pat Martino
USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 10:57:14 (EST)

(FINAL ENTRIES) ........ FU PING LEE: Fu Ping, thanks for all of the support that you've provided. As far as any of the upcoming dates, London has not been included as of yet. I would really love to perform not only in London, but other cities in the U.K. ....... If there is anything that could be done to bring these things about, it will be done as soon as possible and eventually we may cross paths! Until that happens I send you my best regards!
Pat Martino
USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 10:52:12 (EST)

October guestbook has been archived. Thanks again!
Jack
USA - Saturday, November 01, 1997 at 10:40:16 (EST)

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