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Hi Tony, great show with Swati last friday (you signed the song list for me), I think i would never go to wath a swati show is it´s not gor you, very nice music, great surprise, but as a bass player, I also got a master class watching you. Thanks for the music. Make plans to Argentina, Please!!
Eduardo Rey Funes
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 19:47:27 (EDT)
Hey Tony...any plans on 1-20-09? How about a blow-out at Keegan's to celebrate with UF? I know you're smiling right now, great idea, no? I'm just counting the days.....
Tony Mercaldi
Monroe, CT USA - Wednesday, May 07, 2008 at 22:33:04 (EDT)
Hey Tony!
Just got my tickets for the Beast tour in August, and am a little confused- you have only the 6th and 7th listed, but at the KC site (and ... Ticketmaster), they have 6th 7th and 8th listed. Is this is error on your site, or are you not playing on the 8th? Hehehe...
Cheers man!
David G Johnstone
- Monday, April 28, 2008 at 08:43:13 (EDT)
Hey Tony, just bought a OLP Tony Levin Signature.
Could you place a signature on it when you are in the Netherlands??
Thanks,
Peter Jansen
Netherlands - Sunday, April 27, 2008 at 04:08:05 (EDT)
Tony Levin has been a major influence to me as an avid fan of Hard and Progressive Rock. Since 1979 when I would Hear King Crimson on San Jose's KOME Radio a show called StoneTrek with Greg Stone.
In 1981 my ears met Tony Levin on the 1st track, Elephant Talk. For 27 years Tony Levin's bass and style has been a daily staple in my audio system and its still fresh. Thanks Tony. You are one of my top 5 bass playing musicians of all time.
Keating Ulrich Simons
Portland, OR USA - Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 19:54:39 (EDT)
Fripp's Diary mentioned you were introducing a screening of a film. What film?
Michael Jeter
Metairie, LA 70003 - Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at 09:31:53 (EDT)
Hey Tony, Tuve la oportunidad de verte tocar en vivo en Caracas, en el concierto "US" de Peter Gabriel por alla en el lejano '93.
Un espectaculo que por supuesto no olvidarè mientras viva.
Eres un musico verdaderamente musico, de los que cada vez van quedando menos.
Saludos
Flavio D'Urso
Caracas, Venezuela - Friday, April 18, 2008 at 18:40:08 (EDT)
Hey Tony, hope everything is doing great in KC land. It would be really cool if you could setup a diary of your KC experiences (with photos of course!)....Also, could you please take a picture of Pat's and Gavin's drum setups?
Carpe Diem!
Oscar Quintero
El Paso, TX USA - Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 11:30:50 (EDT)
Tony -- I've been thinking about a 3-string bass again lately. I approached EBMM a while back about making a one-off bass, similar to the one that you lost in the fire. They were gracious but said 'no, thank you, we'll never do another one." However, I read in an old interview with you that EBMM might consider building another one for you. If they haven't done that already, would you -- and EBMM -- consider building two, one for you and one for me? I'm very interested in this kind of project. Either way, please let me know. And thanks for all the great music. There's a great clip of KC from 1981 on youtube -- you guys just nailed Elephant Talk that day.
A. Call
Upstate, NY - Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 09:13:08 (EDT)
Just pulled my old 10 string #822 out of its rotting case after many years. It was encased in a foam pudding so I cleaned her up, put on a set of new 20 year old strings, hung a picture of you on my wall and started learning Brown Sugar(the 1st tune I learned on Bass). One problem, my tired old eyes have turned much of the finger-board into a brown blob. Two questions for you; how much does a set of strings set ya back these days and does the word vacation mean anything to you? CIAQ.
Ralph Dame
London, On Canada - Sunday, April 13, 2008 at 10:22:33 (EDT)
Really appreciate you and your work.
You've been a huge inspiration to me and my bass playing for 21 years.
Scott Monahan
Phoenix, AZ USA - Thursday, April 10, 2008 at 23:58:38 (EDT)
Anxiously, we wait for photos of KC rehearsals with baited breath. Please post some pics so I can get this bait out of my mouth.
George Peterman
New Haven, CT - Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 06:15:23 (EDT)
Tony, Where are the pics from the Crim reuniun practices you said you would post?
Mark Keen
Hartford, CT USA - Sunday, April 06, 2008 at 19:34:06 (EDT)
hey tony: I'd just like to say thanks for all the inspiration you have provided me in my music emdeavors,although I'm mainly a guitar player, i delve into bass as well(mainly for lack of adventureous players in my area). I purchased a pair of funky fingers years ago from a flyer I picked up at a league of crafty guitarist show at cornell university and have become fairly proficient with them. People usually flip out when I pull them out wondering what the they are. Just wanted to say thanks again, by the way you still got that Harley you rode to the first show of the Thrak tour(great show by the way)?
douglas carducci
camillus, ny onondaga - Friday, April 04, 2008 at 10:04:39 (EDT)
Hi Tony. Hope you and your family are well. Another 10 day Berks County PA Jazz Fest (the biggest one in US, possibly the world) AND YOU ARE NOT HERE. Chris Botti played Sat PM to a sold out crowd and I was remembering the first time I ever saw him he was playing with you. Peter White, and Bill B at the TLA in Philadelphia. Brother Mike was working with you at that time.
Please don't think I am stalking you as I write you every year at this time... .but would love to see you perform around here.
Travel safe. Stay well.
Dina Nunziata Schock
Sinking Spring, PA USA - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 at 21:30:51 (EDT)
I am hoping you can provide a little gear advice. I am looking for a pre-amp to warm up the piezo tone of my Steinberger WAV upright. Can you suggest a pre-amp (tube or solid state) that might help round and warm my tone without breaking the bank?
PS. Thanks for Beyond the Bass Clef. How about a sequel?
Randy
Vancouver, BC Canada - Sunday, March 30, 2008 at 19:01:47 (EDT)
Hi Tony, your bass playing and sound on John Lennon's session is totally diffrent from Paul Mc Cartney and Klaus Voormann who played a lot with John. Is this something you discussed with John as it made John Lennon's music sound diffrent (I think) or did this just occur? Can you remember your first meeting with John Lennon? Also did you jam a lot of old stuff with Lennon? And finally I heard they where filming during these sessions, is there any available for public?
I was only 13 years old in 1980 and I was inspired when I started to listen to John Lennon. In 1981 I started making music (yes a bass player).
Frits Jan
Netherlands - Saturday, March 29, 2008 at 10:16:29 (EDT)
will you play with Seal in Costa Rica, next April?
mauricio
- Friday, March 28, 2008 at 18:40:37 (EDT)
My spouse just ordered tickets for the KC show at the Keswick on 8/11. Can't wait!
Denis Hauenstein
Baltimore, MD USA - Thursday, March 27, 2008 at 12:52:27 (EDT)
I just finished reading your book -Beyond the Bass , Hilarious- Meaningful- and well written. Compulsory reading for all professional musicians and their spouses. Peace T. and see you in Quebec City.
Paul Hinton
Quebec City, Canada - Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 11:25:44 (EDT)
2006 marked the time for me to leave NYC after almost 11 years and return to my childhood home of New Orleans. Obviously, your Crimson schedule is currently limited, but please consider a visit to New Orleans, or at least, somewhere in the south.
Thank you
Michael Jeter
New Orleans, LA USA - Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:05:49 (EDT)
Come to Dallas to play - it has been years since you were here last. Any possibility of any more BLS ????
Gordon Griffith
Garland, TX USA - Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 23:36:13 (EDT)
Hey,
Thanks for all the good shows in the past with both KC and Peter G.
Hope to see you soon here in Atlanta with Crimson again...
Steven Riser
Atlanta, GA - Wednesday, March 19, 2008 at 22:00:02 (EDT)
thank you Tony to signed my LTE2 cd when you played with California Guitar Trio at Pub St-Alexandre in Quebec City few years ago, it was a memorable moment, to see you playing "live", great respect to you and your accomplishments.
Cyril
Quebec City, Canada - Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 17:23:08 (EDT)
Tony -- really looking forward to the King Crimson shows this summer! And when you get a chance, you should definitely add "Client #9" to your list of spare band names!
Tom H.
Glen Arm, MD USA - Friday, March 14, 2008 at 11:19:55 (EDT)
Hi Tony, you are no doubt the greatest Stick player there is. Thanks for the Stick Man album. One word of advice for all stick players: the stick gives its player a tremendous variety of possibilities, but please don't try to use them all at once. Music, in my opinion, is still about playing a tune.
Wim Rijksen
The Netherlands - Tuesday, March 11, 2008 at 09:52:57 (EDT)
Tony, I have been a fan of yours for a long time,listening to you first with crimson, and after that, looking at you everywhere!!! Anyways, i'm listening right now your work at Roman's Klun new song "Stairs on the hill", and it's fantastic. Also, just for your info, Roman was my teacher in Canada, that's how I know him, cause it would be hard to know him here in Mexico. Grewat song, again, wonderful playing!!!
JAIME ARCOS
Mexico City, Mexico - Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 00:44:56 (EST)
Tony,
I was one of the lucky winners of the Ampeg BA115's given away at a Master Class in November. A big THANK YOU to you and Ampeg. Keep inspiring everyone with your amazing playing and ingenuity.
Thanks Again to you Ampeg & Bass Player... (& Victor Wooten - for a great class.)
Greig Hutchens (Proud New Owner of a
Tony Levin autographed
Ampeg BA115)
IN US - Wednesday, February 20, 2008 at 23:59:54 (EST)
Tony, I have an insanely cool collaboration idea for you... I don't know if you have heard any work by a young Uke virtuoso named Jake Shimabukuro, but this kid is unreal. He was on Conan last night playing his signature solo arrangement of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and COMPLETELY blew everyone away, especially Conan. He kept saying over and over again how of all the stuff he has seen before while doing his show, that was the coolest and most favorite of anything he has experienced! The kid is brilliant. I have seen him on YT doing it and he just keeps getting better and better. He's as engaging a performer as he is a player. Anyway, I just thought pairing the two of you would be phenomenal! The contrast of your bass or stick with his koa uke and both of your melodic senses would be insanely cool! Just had to get the thought out... If any other posters here think the same, let Tony know! Cheers!!
Greg Bogoshian
Rochester, NY USA - Wednesday, February 20, 2008 at 09:53:34 (EST)
hello mr. levin,
wonderful pictures !!!
"Stick Man" is great.
thomas balink
BERLIN-Moabit, germany - Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 12:17:40 (EST)
Tony, as a follow-up to your solo benefit concert here in Rochester, I thought you might like to know that ABC News (with Charlie Gibson) did a report on the huge benefit to getting those $5 mosquito nets to areas where malaria is taking so many lives and they noted that it is having a VERY significant impact! You did more than you probably could have known by giving that concert and being so gracious to donate all proceeds to that project!! God's Blessings on ya, man! ;-)
Greg Bogoshian
Rochester, NY USA - Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 10:00:33 (EST)
Hey Tony, I just downloaded Stick Man from iTunes. What a treat! As one of the many who discovered Stick thru seeing you play (it was the intro to "Satori In Tangier" on the 1984 KC tour vid that made me buy one), let me be amongst the cheering acolytes: Bravo! Worth the wait! Not that we stick players ever complain about hearing the best bassist in the world play, but just as at every gig there is buzz amongst us when the stick is strapped on, we cheer and thank our guru for this extended etude. Safe travels! -Jeff
PS: The "Speed Bump" Video is inspired!
Jeff
Fremont, CA USA - Friday, February 15, 2008 at 05:20:36 (EST)
Hey Tony, just dropping by to say i'm a big fan of your playing mate! I just watched the Peter Gabriel concert "Secret World" recently on DVD and was blown away. Great concert and playing. Being a bass myself, it was very inspiring. No one grooves like you bro! All the best!
Ben Cripps
Melbourne, Victoria Australia - Friday, February 15, 2008 at 03:06:51 (EST)
Dear Tony,
thank you for playing bass and the stick, thank you for inspiring me and filling me up with huge joy and happiness when listening to any of the recordings you appeared on, thank you for elephant talk. Hope to see you round the german-suisse border zone soon...you´re simply the best!
Regards,
Daniel
Constance, Germany - Friday, February 08, 2008 at 16:29:40 (EST)
Hi Tony, great NAMM pictures, I am the third bald guy in the picture between you and Michael. It was an honor to meet you and Michael both. That was my first time going to NAMM, and I will be there next year for sure.
Thanks for all your great inspiration not only as a bass player, but as a human being. My good friend Jamie Cirrito always speaks very highly of you, and has said that you were his role model when he was growing up and learning to play bass back in your neck of the woods. He lives here in Tucson and plays with a great Reggae band, Neon Prophet.
Thanks again,
Charlie Faucher
Tucson, AZ USA - Friday, February 08, 2008 at 16:23:57 (EST)
Tony!
Love your work. Also have been influenced by King Crimson since the '70's. (God help me.)
I am a budding (albeit aging) luthier. Working on this 10-string tapping thing with fanned frets and active EMG pickups at the moment.
Let me know if there's anything I can do. I come cheap. :)
chris doole
Winnipeg, MB Canada - Thursday, February 07, 2008 at 19:35:09 (EST)
Glad you could fix the tour dates. Being in NY exactly these days, I donna want to miss your performances at Iridium. See you there...
Andreas from the lower frequencies
Andreas Fischlin
Zurich, Switzerland - Thursday, February 07, 2008 at 08:23:31 (EST)
Tony, Saw your solo show this past friday in Penfield, NY. It was a very nice night, thank you for taking time out to do something like that for such a worthy cause. Looking forward to seeing you with Liquid Tension Experiment at NEARfest in June.
Cheers,
Jim Mahoney
Rochester, NY USA - Tuesday, February 05, 2008 at 10:41:55 (EST)
i'm looking into buying an 8 string stick,thanks to your inspirational playing. iv'e been playing bass for over 20 years,and am now selling my pedulla to buy a stick. thanks for the magic man,keep on tapping.
dave p
leicester, leicestershire england - Saturday, February 02, 2008 at 15:04:29 (EST)
TONY! Just got Stick Man in the mail today. LOVE IT!!! Fabulous composition, incredible musicianship, production is amazing. I've been a big fan of yours for a long, long, time - mainly through your affiliation with Peter Gabriel. This is the first of your solo albums that I've acquired. And what a selection. A good buddy of mine is a bass player and he'll flip when he hears it. I'm officially an addict.
Patrick Gaul
Denman Island, BC Canada - Thursday, January 31, 2008 at 19:41:06 (EST)
Hi,I love your last solo work !!!
When will you come in France (why not for a clinic at the MAI in Nancy)
I wasn't able to read some info about the OLP model you designed. Can you tell me/us how you get involved in this project (I'd like to buy one) ?
Frenchsting
Saint Nicolas de Port, France - Wednesday, January 30, 2008 at 09:53:04 (EST)
Tony... Saw you at NAMM in front of the tour bus Friday evening... You guys were having a blast for sure! I will be looking forward to seeing you here in Rochester, NY at New Covenant Fellowship the 1st! Will you be doing a meet and greet there by any chance? I have photos of a purpleheart/Cuban mahogany chambered body bass I am designing and building for a player in Seattle I think you would enjoy seeing... 35" scale. Just recorded a clip with the solid MDF prototype mule... This thing should sing! See you later!
Greg Bogoshian
Rochester, NY USA - Monday, January 28, 2008 at 13:00:44 (EST)
"StickMan": Best solo TL album to date....frikkin' unbelievable! Keep 'em coming, Tony!
Joshua Pickenpaugh
Derby, KS USA - Monday, January 28, 2008 at 08:13:16 (EST)
Hi Tony, Thanks for packing a fund raiser into your schedule! It happens to be in my town so I am thrilled. I am so looking forward to hearing and seeing you again! You're website is always fun to visit...love SPEEDBUMP! Pam, aka Lady Esthergin's mom
Pamela T
Rochester, NY - Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 20:29:30 (EST)
Hi Tony, I just wanted to say thanks for letting me get a picture with you at this year's recent NAMM show (2008) - and I also wanted to thank you for indirectly teaching me to play bass; ever since I was young, I was interested in the bass, and when I first heard you playing on Peter Gabriel's SO album, I was inspired to really dive into it full force and learn everything about the bass and bass playing that I could - so I started out by playing the albums featuring your bass lines on my home stereo with the bass turned all the way up and the treble turned all the way down and then play along to your bass lines (with my crappy pawn shop Ibanez 4-string and Crate 15 watt 8-inch practice amp) and from then to now I learned everything that I could to become a better bass player; of course I now own much better and nicer gear and I've been playing bass for 21yrs but I really owe you many thanks for starting the madness! I am now a certified bassaholic, and I thank you for the inspiration!
Joe Stone
San Diego, CA USA - Friday, January 25, 2008 at 13:05:04 (EST)
Hello Tony,
I have been a huge fan of your playing style since the first time I ever heard that signature sound on Peter Gabriel's Security album. Without the power of the internet in my youth (70's through 80's), I slowly learned about you and your many musical projects. I have a friend who invented a new tapping-style string instrument, similar but more extensive, than the Stick. The thing is called a Harpeji and available from Marcodi Musical Products. It's a pretty intense instrument, but instantly thought of you when I first saw this thing in concept form. I thought you (and any other Stick players who read this) might be interested in checking it out. See you in Philly or Southern NJ area. Take care.
Lance Bischoff
NJ USA - Thursday, January 24, 2008 at 14:42:20 (EST)
The thought of King Crimson together makes the world a happy place! :)
Allison Colosimo
Toronto, ON CANADA - Thursday, January 24, 2008 at 12:13:12 (EST)
have not seen you since playing with rachel z at the jazz standard. Will you be doing any gigs in the spring around the nj/ny area ? You met my daughter Rachel (10) at the standard that nite and she always asks me to play resonator. some of her favorate discs are peters, rachels and yours, she realy got a kick out of meeting you, thanks for taking the time to talk with her.
jim walstrum
- Tuesday, January 22, 2008 at 03:20:44 (EST)
Is there anyone here (including Tony !) who went to and remembers the King Crimson gig at Aylesbury Friars, England 1981, I'd like to know. We're doing a website to document the venue. Many thanks.
Mike O'Connor
Milton Keynes, England - Monday, January 21, 2008 at 01:50:09 (EST)
Almost two years ago you were in Vancouver with Todd and Jerry and I had a chance to attend a concert for free, and turned it down (i was ill at the time). Of course, I'm kicking myself ever since! I've known of you from Peter Gabriel's band of course, but since that concert (which got rave reviews) I've discovered 'your' music - Stick man, Double Espresso, Resonator - its funky, wild and makes my feet want to move to the beat. Come back to Vancouver and I'll be first in line to buy a ticket!
donna m
vancouver, bc canada - Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 15:17:48 (EST)
Dear Tony Levin,
Today is my birthday. I'm 40 years old.
30 years ago. I was listening to a Peter Gabriel record. and discovered an amazing instrument and a fantastic musician.
A few month after, I bought my first bass guitare.
30 years after. I choose my birthday gift. Today I will have a stingray V.
But the main object of this message is just to thank you, my father in the world of bass.
Noël
Chatou, France - Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 11:34:38 (EST)
From a guitar player, I seem to be drawn to your playing more than anyone else's. Not only (thanks to you dammit!!) am I a 10 year Stick player, I've also just purchased an NS CR4m. Maybe I'm a closet mini-levin! Now just to play on 200 records a year and be a full time musician. Thanks for many many years of amazing inspiration and music. Oh and cool funny video for Speed Bump. Wide stance much?
Tom Cox
Sacramento, CA USA - Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 02:16:12 (EST)
not only are you a wonderful bass player, but you have one hell of a web site going on here, I spend hours reading, looking and pondering how cool you really are.
Tony Levin Band in Chicago again SOON!! please.
Dave Wolf
Chicago, Ill United States - Sunday, January 13, 2008 at 21:14:09 (EST)
Stick Man is totally mindbending Mr. Levin!
Please tour Europe and come to Holland!
Martyn
Netherlands - Saturday, January 12, 2008 at 05:05:55 (EST)
I found an album produced in Rochester NY titled The Fred Lewis Orchestra, 1979. It features Tony Levin on Electric Bass. Just wondering if this is the same Tony Levin. Thanks.
Rodney
Salem, NY USA - Saturday, January 05, 2008 at 11:24:50 (EST)
Stick Man: I love it, it´s a great record, even better than Resonator. A lot of great instrumental tracks, not too much vocals.
I hope to see you live in Europe (Germany or Switzerland) in 2008.
Peter Teubner
Freiburg, Germany - Wednesday, January 02, 2008 at 06:00:36 (EST)
I think you should convince Peter G to tour to Calgary, Alberta in the spring/summer of 2008. This will make my sister's day; she is a HUGE fan of you both. Personally I think you are way cool.
Hope to see you in Calgary (a.k.a. Cow-town) in 2008!
Annee
Calgary, - Wednesday, December 26, 2007 at 18:42:07 (EST)
As a keyboardist for 6 years now, you've influenced me and my band in great ways. We hope to one day share the stage with a great like you Tony!
Merry Christmas!
Gino Cappuccetti
Watertown, NY Jefferson - Monday, December 24, 2007 at 09:59:28 (EST)
Your discography page does not include a mention that you toured with Todd Rundgren through Canada.
Scott Sheppard
Scottsdale, AZ USA - Friday, December 21, 2007 at 11:03:21 (EST)
Do you know what effects chain Tony used during the album security by PG?
I think from a vid on youtube he is using a Yamaha box that he uses with his feet, but I can't make out which one..Do you know what that box is?
Thanks!
Frank
usa - Thursday, December 20, 2007 at 15:05:29 (EST)
This "Speed Bump" is just keen mang ! What fine houmor. I recall something about an Idaho senator, oh yes I remember, Ha !
Fine work Mr. Levin.
Chris & Jeree
Eugene, OR The States - Tuesday, December 18, 2007 at 17:38:33 (EST)
Hi there! Just wanted to share opinion, maybe one will agree... recently saw two Gabriel's arts -
Secret World and Growing Up both Milano. Sorry to say this, though I'm a bass player too and I recognise bass-drum connection on stage-by watching "steam"(secret W.) or "shaking .." i felt more connectivity with Manu K. and Yourself than in "growing up" 2003 show even in "red rain"... please ,tell me i'm wrong but the work on "secret ..." did dig my soul very deep :) best regards:)
ps.THE video is just badass:)
Martin
Poland - Monday, December 17, 2007 at 22:50:07 (EST)
I am in such awe of Tony's bass playing. I first noticed him on John Lennon's Double Fantasy and Milk and Honey albums. In particular a track called "I don't want to face it" where the bass is prominent and cool.I wonder if Tony can share some memories of these sessions. They really sound like fun sessions. I would love to hear little stories or his impressions good or bad of the Double Fantasy session and particularly of the great John Lennon.
James
Los Angeles, CA USA - Monday, December 17, 2007 at 21:10:47 (EST)
I`m only wanna said that Tony Levin is one of the most superb bass players that I ever heard, specially his work with King Crimson with the great Bob Fripp....To me he is one of the greatest bassplayers of the 20th century, alongside with Greg Lake, Paul McCartney, John Wetton and Chris Squire..Bye and good luck.
Steve Evans
San felipe, Chile - Monday, December 17, 2007 at 11:12:15 (EST)
Well, after having seen your video on youTube, I do get the idea of handwaves and foot taps that can turn into pitfalls for politicians.
But, more importantly, please tell me you did wash your hands, because I can't tell from seeing your video.
Norbert
Berlin, - Sunday, December 16, 2007 at 22:25:30 (EST)
Hi Tony, we caught a gig of yours at the Grape Street Pub, near Philadelphia a year or so ago and you gave us "rap" lyrics sheet from the stage, you talked about the "Eagles Hurtin'(our football team) and the "weather never certain" we were unable to ask you sign sign this after the gig, any chance we could mail this to you with a self addressed return envelope and get lyric sheet signed? My wife is a HUGE fan and I would love to get this item framed and give it to her
respect
JP
Havertown, PA USA - Saturday, December 15, 2007 at 12:28:36 (EST)
Quite some time ago you mentioned Lewis Taylor. Did you play on any of his records or in a live environment? I hear that he's given up music completely and having just relistened to his "Stoned" cd, I feel that's a real shame if true. Any info appreciated.
Howie
Howie
London, UK - Saturday, December 08, 2007 at 15:47:40 (EST)
Tony, the concert witn Goatika was something unimaginable... thanks a lot for the performance - now I understand what means "music plays people". thanks a lot, and wanna see you again -)
Svetlana
Moscow , Russia - Friday, December 07, 2007 at 17:50:59 (EST)
Tony, I know this is a little late in saying; however, better late than never. I had a front row seat at your show in Hamilton back in June 06. I was blown away by the entire band. Great night. Please come back soon.
Dave Wade
Hamilton, ON Canada - Friday, December 07, 2007 at 14:26:46 (EST)
Hey, Tony. Got any more photos from the Dec 1 46664 show? Your galleries are always a pleasure, capturing the feel of concerts and events for those of us who couldn't be there. Any good photos of you, David and/or Ged offstage in Johannesburg, or in rehearsals on site or at RW?
Jayce
Columbia, SC USA - Wednesday, December 05, 2007 at 09:29:18 (EST)
Hello Tony, thank you for the great bass track on our "No ocean to divide" (last year), it sounds so well...
Good luck, Claudio and Massy
Westamp;Coast
Ancona, Italy - Sunday, December 02, 2007 at 20:48:16 (EST)
Listening to this year's "Remember" album - the John Lennon compilation - I had to search for who played the incredible bass on "Watching the Wheels", "I'm Losing You", inter alia. Absolutely magnificent, Tony!!! I'm now going to educate myself on your entire catalog.
TimReid
Boca Raton, FL USA - Saturday, December 01, 2007 at 20:20:03 (EST)
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