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I'm glad to say I can call you Friend.

Hippie Hugs and lots of love,

Gin

Bonnie, I served with Sgt. Bramlett in Nha Trang Vietnam Feb. 1968 to April 1969 864th Eng. A company. I do not remember his first name. Are you related to a Sgt Bramlett who served there?

Hi Bonnie. Do you have any shows planned for 2012? I'd love to see one!!!

The first time I ever saw you was on Roseanne, but it was when I heard you sing that I knew I would be a fan forever. I was a kid then (15 or 16) and time gets away from you but then I saw "The Gaurdian" late last night or early this morning and I had to go on my laptop to IMDB to make sure but I knew it was you. I am so sorry you lost your husband and I am going to have to do some shopping and buy some of you guys music.You have a very rich and soulful voice. Absolutely the best wishes!- Allana

Bonnie I wanted to contact you to tell you how big a part of my life you have been. I am a mom and a singer and finally at 32 I found the courage to live my dream and to finally sing my soul. Don't really know where to go from here, just wanted to say thanks and hoping you are enjoying 2012.

We've have met a few times. More importantly, Alan Pariser's birthday is this month and I appreciate your site mentioning/honoring him. I am Lori who with his sister Barbara and Stewart Levine sent him off to the here after. He adored you and your daughter. Hope all is well. Best, Lori.

I've been singin' and writin' songs for nearly 40 years now... mostly just for myself. I sorta backed into performing and while I have enjoyed it... I'm just as happy sittin' in my bedroom singin' to the dogs. Back in the 60s and 70s I was profondly influenced by Ray Charles, you, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, Don Williams, John Cash, Kenny Rogers and Merle Haggard with a healthy side order of Bob Seger amd Pot Liquor. In each of you I found the passion that music should be about. Many thanks for the inspiration and for the music you have blessed us with. I never get tired of hearing your voice. Can't imagine that I ever will. Be well... Jeff

Hi there Bonnie. I am Jessica. I'm 15 and I love you so much :) I love your voice and I admit I haven't listen to all of your music and I haven't know of you til recently when I was watching Roseanne's Nuts. I think you are the best. Bye <3 :)) -jessica

my dad was a jazz and blues drummer born in ohio and went to wwII and came out in the middle forties playin all the way up to 1986 he played with jim jones, tom jones, pete fountain, dizzy gilespie, ad jr somebody from mississippi. he settled in jackson in the 60s and played with the all that jazz band at the kings inn private supper club for years. as well as new orleans. made three movie sound track albums. i am amazed by your voice, it is so captvating ad it really sounds black.  soulfull. powerfull even. i dont figure you will respond  but it was worth a chance love your music and loved you on the guardian i would love to hear how that came about.

warren white      

BONNIE, just checkin in sayin HELLO to my favorite girl to drum with. Remember the early 80,s that was a kickin band we had with the beckmeir brothers. BEEDO still loves and misses ya. DAMN, BEKKA IS KILLER BAD. you know i left pat and i heard your in my neihborhood sometime. like to say hello or kick some drums for ya. got a kick ass blues band out here. e- mail me.  got the beautiful c.d. love it. your still my blues lady. got a tune I JUST WROTE. MUSIC IS A HEALER. I.ll send you a c.d. we just finished it. hope to here from you. luv to ya BEEDO.