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Linda Brockinton
Welcome to my Dreambook Guestbook,
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Shirley Moor semoor35@gmail.com Hi Linda - just ordered the rest of your tab books - now I have them all. Will see you in August in Tennessee and then, best of all, with Susan Sonner in September in beautiful Arkansas. Can't wait. Thank you so much for your graciousness. Shirley
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Bill Bailey SnugaBill@hotmail.com Love your music... love your arrangements. Wish I could just get them all at once! Keep up the good work and know that your efforts are greatly appreciated by the dulcimer community.
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Richard Albert r-albert@comcast.net I was in your class at Western Carolina University. I've been working on the Cowboy Waltz in Vicki Stuckert's book, Songs of the Cowboy and did an internet search to learn more about the song. I thus found your arrangement which is more to my liking. Woodie Guthrie, by the way, was another artist who recorded this song. I want to say hello and best wishes for 2008
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Judith Giddings wgiddings@epix.net Your encouragement has meant the world to me, Linda, especially since I live in a rural area and haven't been able to find another dulcimer player interested in our kind of music. I feel like I've made great gains because of your books and all the tips you have given me. You sure are living up to the tradition of David Schnaufer and Neil Gaston of helping new players by passing on your knowledge and love of the dulcimer. Thanks for taking the time out of your busy life to help someone you've never met.
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Jim Edwards dulcilydian@cox.net http://ezfolk.com/audio/bands/894/index.php Howdy from your fellow Arkie and Carolan geek! Hope everything is well with you. Love the site, and can't wait to get home and try "John O'Conner". Slainte, Jim P.S.: I still have the hat and the bag of pennywhistles.
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Teresa Gentry Hey, LB! Good looking website. God has truly blessed you with a gift and I just want to thank you for sharing that gift...your gift of music. Your fingerpicking style is my absolute favorite and your teaching ability is a blessing. Not all performers are teachers, but you are. We get a "two for one" in you! =) I'm thankful for the Dulcimer Week at Cullowhee, NC where my dulcimer playing really took a huge leap and to top it off a relationship was built. Thank you for your friendship and love, sister. I love you. Hugs from Texas, tag =)
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Susan Turner susanroy@aol.com just gazing.
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Brenda Ramsey dulcimerplayer@att.net the site looks great
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Kerry Coates kerry@gilamountaindulcimers.com http://www.gilamountaindulcimers.com Hey, Linda! Glad you like your site and hope you like your Guestbook, too. I will continue to "tweek" it until it looks good. Thank you for thinking of me. I enjoyed building your site. HUGS!!!!
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