FAN PAGE

Hello to all you fans. Guy really appreciates your support. He asked me to create this page to give all of you a chance to send in comments and to see some of the pictures and comments from other fans. We would love to know who you are and where you are from but if you prefer you can leave the name and email blank and we will be happy to just publish your comments. Please drop us a line in the box below.

(Please direct any business dealings directly to one of the booking agents or to Thom Wolke.)

 

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Dec 11, 2008 Come on out and visit western Massachusetts, we are starved for some good blues! Dec 10, 2008 ts over two years since you last played in Norwich UK - Its time you returned Edward Dec 4, 2008 Just to say my wife, Barbara, and I travelled to see Guy in Corsham UK not really knowing what to expect having heard just a couple of his tracks on the radio. The evening turned out to one of the best we have had in terms of pure Blues music; listening to a man who is not only a superb musician and vocalist but someone who obviously believes in what he is performing. What a refreshing change from all the amplified rythmn and blues and just great to hear all the stories behind the music. Sheer class. Phil Collins, Hertfordshire, UK. Phil Dec 3, 2008 Hi Guy, I saw you last week in Corsham, UK. You blew me away, if I can ever play a guitar half as sugar-sweet as you I shall die happy. Thank You. Pete Oct 2, 2008 Just a quick note, please say to Guy that me and Febrizio Poggis (the harmonica player from Italy who played with him at Piacenza Festival in Italy) saw him at our at our national tv on the David Letterman yesterday with Pete Seeger. It was Great! Thank you alot for your kindness! Have a great day! Angelina Sep. 29, 2008 Good afternoon, I have enjoyed you music every since I listened to it at a Zora Neale Festival down in Eatonville Florida. I was looking at old movies that other day and couldn't believe that you were in Beat Street, and did an awesome job if I do say so myself. I know that Atlantic records had planned to release 3 volumes of music from the movie but only actually released 2. I was wondering if there was any chance of you remembering the slow song that you and Ms. Chong danced to in the movie? Antonio Sep. 29, 2008 Hello Guy: Just wanted to let you know that I love your music. I was actually introduced to your music via my college mentor/second mother Lucia Desir (yes, Lucia who is married to Wilfrid). I play country blues guitar and am trying to get into blues banjo, mandolin, and ukulele. I am inspired by your work and I thank you for sharing your talent with all of us. Keep it up. Yoli Sep. 27, 2008 HI guys. ..I've had the good fortune to see Guy twice now and I will be in Membertou on Nov.13th also. I am a blues fan from the word go and it is great to have a major talent like Guy come down our way. I just wish he could get here more often as blues is not one of the premiere forms of music down here in ole Cape Breton. However we do have a cadre of dedicated blues fans and I'm sure they'll all be at the show with bells on. Keep that music coming. Sep. 15, 2008 Hello Guy, I wanted to say that i am a huge fan of yours that came about from the 1984 time of Beat Street the movie. I myself like alot of music right across the board i also play guitar and attempt to write a few songs. I do have a question but do appreciate that you are now concentrating on being a professional musician. My question is in the film Beat Street when you slow dance with Dawn Rae Chong what is the title of the song and who performs it? I have tried to find out this information but to no avail. If at all you could inform me then i would be most grateful. Keep playing J Sep. 15, 2008 Hi, I am a big fan and Guy inspires me to pick up my guitar. .I would love to get hold of "Chocolate man" on tab or sheet music.  When is Guy next coming to England Tim -Worcester England Sep. 11, 2008 Enjoyed your performance with Peter & Tao Seeger in Paramus, NJ.  Finally found out who you were since I couldn't hear the intro.  Loved your banjo & guitar playing, singing, etc.  Barbara Sep. 11, 2008 Hello Guy, I wanted to say that i am a huge fan of yours that came about from the 1984 time of BeatStreet the movie. I myself like alot of music right across the board i also play guitar and attempt to write a few songs. I do have a question but do appreciate that you are now concentrating on being a professional musician. My question is in the film BeatStreet when you slow dance with Dawn Rae Chong what is the title of the song and who performs it? I have tried desperately to find out this information but to no avail..If at all you could inform me then i would be most grateful. Keep playing J   Sep. 9, 2008 Enjoyed your performance with Peter & Tao Seeger in Paramus, NJ.  Finally found out who you were since I couldn't hear the intro.  Loved your banjo & guitar playing, singing, etc. Barbara Aug 20, 2008 First, I must say your live performance surpasses all of you recorded material. I only regret that my friend did not make the show and see your talents first hand.  You demonstrated mastery skill on a variety of instruments, yet you played at a tempo where the crowd remained enthusiastic. I really like the way you validated your son, he will always know how much you loved him. Thank you for your performance and signing my guitar. I am blessed to have Honeyboy Edwards visiting my home next month, it will be awesome experience to play with him. David Aug 11, 2008 Hearing you play with Tao and Pete at McDaniel the other night was pure magic...the harmonica/train/dog/escaped prisoner rap knocked me and my 11th grade son out! Thank you too for signing my "Liberty Guitar".  With your permission I'd like to perform "We All Need More Kindness in this World" again this fall at the Majestic Theater in Gettysburg.  Thank you for a magical night! Bill   Aug 6, 2008 I saw Guy Davis play with Pete Seeger and Tao-Rodriguez-Seeger last night in the park in Hillsdale, NJ.  I am a lifelong fan of Pete's, as is my father and now are my kids.  Now, thanks to Pete, I've found a new artist to love.  Guy Davis was spectacular and entrenched both the kids and the adults in the audience as only Pete could teach someone.  What a great team they made and I can't wait to purchase my first Guy Davis album.  It was truly a fabulous experience for me, my parents and my children.  Thank you, Guy Davis!! Sarah Aug 5, 2008 We were just at your concert at the Hillsdale Bandshell.  It was great!  You now have 2 new fans. Sharon July 24, 2008 Guy, Thanks for the great show at River & Blues, Wagner Park, NYC! River, boats, Lady Liberty, sunset, warm breeze, great blues - what more can one ask for. Bill   July 7, 2008 Hello Guy, Just a quick line to say we miss you in the UK - saw your show in Newcastle under Lyme last year and am now a complete convert and treat all my friends constantly by playing your discs! Any dates for the UK as yet? Look forward to hearing you again Guy, carry on giving your brand of blues to the world - we need it. Janine July 7, 2008 Hi Guy, I'm a long time fan and resident of Ottawa. I first saw you perform years ago at the Ottawa Bluesfest, and as soon as the show was over ran out and bought a couple of your CDs and got you to autograph them. Since then I have caught, and thoroughly enjoyed your show a couple more times, and always check your section at the local music store for new releases. Unfortunately this year I didn't get to your show as the theatre venue only holds an audience of 231, and was at capacity. We were very disappointed not to have a chance this time round. Thanks for the pleasure you've brought through your music and stories. And please do come back to Ottawa soon. Stephen May 1, 2008 Good Morning Guy, Let me start out by saying that it was an honor to be a part of your life during my years while living in New Rochelle, New York. I believe my love for music, and the arts came from spending time with you during my summer camp days.  I just want to say thank you for encouraging me, and helping me to understand that you can do anything. As I think about how you would take precious time out with those that needed help, and befriend them, and show love; for this I am eternally grateful.  I remember seeing you in the movie Beat Street, and how excited I was because there was someone that would take time out just to make someone feel about themselves, and now reaping the good of it. Then you went on to daytime drama, how awesome is that.  I am so proud of you Guy, and while surfing your website I see that you have a male seed.  I know that you are so proud of your son, because I see the qualities in him that made you who you are today.  I just wanted to reach out and share some love.  I am now living in Delaware. P.S. I miss those times of just talking with your parents every chance I got when delivering the paper. Often times I wondered would it be like if I had followed your advise, actually I did and every road I took I was needed somewhere else.  Maybe one day I can share with you if time permits. Thanks again Guy for just being you Peace Gurney May 1, 2008 Guy, Thank you so much for 2 brilliant shows at the Byron Bay Bluesfest @ Easter 08, in the Jambalaya tent. Your music and presence made my Easter, thank you so much, love your music, especially the convict song with the sound effects and  the dogs and pigs and chicken sounds, loved it. Warren May 1, 2008 Just wanted to say-I saw Guy in the recapturing the banjo project at Basingstoke Anvil England 30th April. A very very good evening of banjo playing.Myself and the wife enjoyed  every minute of it! Please come back to the UK soon!! Matt and Veruska April 7, 2008 Mr. Davis: It was a good experience witnessing your musical performance at the Davenport Library. I was with several youth and I can say that your performance was different for them. They normally listen to pop, soul, gospel and rap music/radio; by the way, I do also. Thank you for visiting the Quad Cities. Lynn March 17, 2008 Saw Guy yesterday Sunday 17th March at the beautiful little country memorial hall at Modewarre in Victoria Australia. Guy's singing and playing was brilliant and a fantastic late afternoon treat following a day of 40 degrees Celsius. We were all hot and dusty. Guy's presence on that little stage was huge and the audience loved every note played. Thank you for coming to this little town and playing for us. Looking forward to seeing you again down our way one day in the future. Safe Travels until next time. PS Guy's performances at Port Fairy were wonderful too. Ross March 3, 2008  Hi Guy! Say, will you be touring in Germany soon? that'd be great! I saw you 4 years ago in Ingolstadt, it was a wonderful evening. the last 2 years I rather forgot your music, but I just found some of your cds I bought in Ingolstadt and it's lovely to hear you again! So please come back to Germany soon! Best wishes Nora March 3, 2008 Greetings from San Francisco, Guy! Congrats to your amazing Mom and to the rest of your family for her Oscar Nomination.  We think that she is the greatest! So, when are you coming back to San Francisco's Biscuits and Blues.  WE ALL MISS YOU! Take care and, as always, In Peace, Sherry, David, Daniela and soon-to-be 86 year old Mom . . . your San Francisco "Chocolate Family"  Sherry March 3, 2008 Hello Mr. Davis, I've heard a song of you in a show of the radio station called "DEutschland Radio Kultur". As I had hear this song i was really impressed and I talked to my self "goddam that is really good!!!". I hear your song i dont know witch one) by chance, i've searched for a parking place. I was so happy that i hear this because i searched a long time for such kind of music. and now i hve found it :) Your music is great!! Please make a gig in middle germany... this where great. Best Wishes Bastian, 22years from middle germany

 

March 3, 2008

Is guy coming to Toronto this year, seen him five or six times, never tire of him.

Thanks

V
 

March 3, 2008

Dear Mr. Davis:

I saw you in concert at the Waldron Art Center in Fayetteville AR.  On 2/8/08 at your 9:00 show. I was the lady in a black and white jacket
 in the front row, that you hug after the show. It was an amazing show.  I laughed until my jaws hurt. your musical ability is astounding. I will tell everyone I know that they must have one of your CD and/or see you in concert. I will assure them that they will not be disappointed.  My favorite song was Chocolate Man.

Betty
 

March 3, 2008

We really enjoyed your performance at the Fayetteville Walton Arts Center today.  Words that the class used to describe your show were;
 excellent, fantastic, incredible, and a wonderful learning experience.  We will remember the Delta blues by the sound of a thump of a heart beat.
 We thought it was funny and cool how you used the harmonica to make so  many different sounds.  We like the song “Candy Man” and when we got
 back to school we taught Mrs. Brewer how to do the Chicken Noodle Soup dance.  We hope you will come back to this area soon.

Thank you for sharing the Blues with us. Mrs. Brewer’s 3rd grade

PS:  A note from Mrs. Brewer.  The girls on the front row really enjoyed the show.  Tierra may never wash your autograph off her forehead. To
bad it’s invisible. The other girls enjoyed meeting you, too. 

March 3, 2008

What a treat - Guy Davis at Celtic connections Scotland -I only discovered you at the festival Club but hope to see you a lot more in Scotland
 in the future. Most memorable act for me that night

Donna
 

March 3, 2008

Guy

Just a brief note to thank you for a wonderful evening's entertainment in Glasgow at the Celtic Connections festival. You played a great set (as always!) and your voice has never sounded better. I look forward to your early return to Scotland.

Best Regards
Morgan
 

March 3, 2008

I am from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and I saw you a few years back when you graced the stage at Carleton University. Great show! I have been
 watching your website waiting for you to mention a stop near Ottawa.

Your style is refreshing. I hope that you will someday take a quick jump up to our end of the world so I can bring all my friends out to see a
 true entertainer.

Cheers

David

February 25, 2008

Get the tabs out there!!!  How about: What you doin'; Candy Man, Chocolate Man for starters.

After hearing you on WUMB Boston net-radio well over a year ago, I'm hooked. Living on a rural Island in Washington there's not alot to do in
 the winter but sit and pick.

This entire genre is just plain fun to play...notwithstanding the stories and steeped history they offer.

You're very special...and thanks.

Jim Jr.

February 25, 2008

I seen you when i was in rutland,vt marble valley correctional center. You were compelling to say the least.i'm coming out to see you feb 16
 at stella's lounge in catskill,ny buyt i was wonfering if you would put some of yous music on lime wire so i can show my friends how good you
 are... so untill feb 16 god bless you... hook and ladder on the main line.

William
 

February 25, 2008

Hey guy

Love to see you on the left coast, berkeley?  Let us know,love your music... esther

February 25, 2008

Hi Guy!

Say, will you be touring in Germany soon? that'd be great! I saw you 4 years ago in Ingolstadt, it was a wonderful evening. the
last 2 years I rather forgot your music, but I just found some of your  cds I bought in Ingolstadt and it's lovely to hear you again!
So please come back to Germany soon!

Best wishes
Nora

February 25, 2008

Hello Mr. Davis,

I've heard a song of you in a show of the radio station called "DEutschland Radio Kultur". As I had hear this song i was really impressed and
I talked to my self "wow that is really good!!!". I hear your song(i dont know witch one) by chance, i've searched for a parking place. I
was so happy that i hear this because i searched a long time for such kind of music. and now i hve found it :) Your music is great!! Please
make a gig in middle germany... this where great.

Best Wishes
Bastian, 22years from middle Germany

February 25, 2008

Greetings from San Francisco, Guy!

Congrats to your amazing Mom and to the rest of your family for her; Oscar Nomination.  We think that she is the greatest! So, when are you coming back to San Francisco's Biscuits and Blues.  WE ALL MISS YOU!

Take care and, as always, In Peace,

Sherry, David, Daniela and soon-to-be 86 year old Mom . . . your San
Francisco "Chocolate Family" 

January 4, 2008

Dear Guy Davis,

I am writing to let you know why you wrote Please Missus. I bought a copy of your album Butt Naked Free a couple of weeks ago, a month after
my husband of 3 years passed away. Thought I needed a little blues to  help me.

About the fifth time I listened to it, suddenly it struck me that Willis was the man described in Please Missus, including the dusty hat. The image of someone showing up out of nowhere had always haunted me as well, and there he was. When, grasping at straws for a way to keep him here a few more minutes that first time, I said, "And what do you do?" he looked into my eyes all the way to my core, and said, "I'm just driving around looking for the next love of my life," and his eyes said, "are you her?" Five days later he moved in and definitely pulled his weight in every way, love of my life.

I'm listening to Please Missus over and over until it doesn't make me burst into tears. Thank you for writing it.

May I send you Willie's picture? Tell me how.

Nancy

January 2, 2008

My best friend is getting married May 31st, 2008 in Kingston, Ontario.  More than anything, she wants to walk out of the church with
her new husband while a friend plays your song "We all need more kindness in this world".  However, we have been unable to find sheet music
for your song.  Would you please be able to direct me how to purchase a copy of this song?  Thank you kindly. 

Best wishes, Nicole  

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