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Hey now Allman Sister! LOVE and miss you and Loretta! ..Still cant thank the 2 of you enough for the wonderful evenings in Tampa/Hard Rock ...

Please keep your eyes open for package coming in mail , trust me, it will catch your eye..Thanks to my dear friend  Smiling Jack  (Hi Jack !) LOVE to you and Phyllis xoxoxox

Oh, what a wonderful show it is, too..I believe that package is going to make your day.

couldnt help but notice a post from one of Waylon's great grand nephews...How Kevin and I  will always LOVE that Ol Waylon! You can be very proud young man, Waylon had the biggest heart in Texas and made of pure gold..

Till we meet again on the road XOXOXO Kevin and  Ca ps XOXOXO to Lee Roy do you see him...

i have been a fan since the sixtys....i have most of your work..love the new album...i mean cd.....keep on keepin on sugar.......God bless you.....johnny

Old time fan here getting reacquainted. I went to a couple of shows in Asbury Park NJ probably in the early 70's. The first show D&B&F opened for Chicago and were so hot that Chicago get booed when they first came out. The next year Seals and Croft opened for DB&F and the band rocked again - too much for some people who left after S&C, so we moved right up front and stood on chairs for the rest of the show. And, all though I am a big Allman Brothers fan I did not know about Duane and Eric being among friends for some shows. So now I wonder who all were the friends those 2 times.

Bonnie - I sent our mutual friend Carol a cd of an old '71 session at a radio station you guys did with Duane and Gregg Allman sitting in as well as King Curtis and some others, and she is forwarding it to you - I hope it is something you don't already have.

Hi Bonnie,

 I was only a baby I guess the last time you saw me, but I'm Dianne " Sunshine" & Gerral Pearce's daughter April from Macon,GA. Mom speaks of you often and has tried to contact you in the past and had no luck. I'm still in GA, she's moved to SC a year ago for a job. I want to tell her about this site, but I 'd rather her just get to talk to you again, so I'm going to wait a few days in hope you'll see this  and be in touch. She is still that same person, I think anyway, my mom the hippy at heart, but she's shown me the 2nd greatest gift in life to love which I believe is *MUSIC*! 

 I read the comment posted last prior to this one and I immediately thought of the story Mom told me about what you use to do to sing in the black clubs. It's amazing how things have changed, but the music will stay no matter how much it changes! I hope we hear from you soon!

i bet u hear this alot but when i close my eyes and listen 2 your awesom singing i almost hear a soul singer only your not black not that it matters but you sound like an instrument kind of like a saxaphone you by far have one of the greatest voices i personally have ever heard in my life and i am a fan of bessie smith and billie holiday did they influence you in any way or are you just naturally a great singer? i among many love your music bonnie. my favorite album is the one with room 11 on the the cover on a door and the song never ending song of love is my favorate song on it.

Hi Bonnie. My name is Ron Jennings, my great grandfather and Waylon's were brothers. After graduating from Art School I moved to LA in 69. Happened into the Brass Ring and met Terri Ball AKA Rodgers. She told me about this great band that was playing. Annie Payne AKA Rodgers her sister worked for Rita Cooledge. Thats when I first met you and Delaney. I have been a friend of Rita's all these years and also Billy Joe Shaver. I hear from Connie Nelson all the time. I am now living in Portland Oregon and just living the life of an artist. See my web at www.ronjennings.org and enjoy my paintings, a little history and some of my poetry. I still tell others that Delaney & Bonnie and Friends was the number one R & R band ever. When you played the Brass Ring I was at the bar every night even though one had to put up with Eddie M. Do you ever plan to stop in Portland Oregon. You would be great playing Jimmy Mac's which is one of the better Jazz Clubs there is. Also there is the Waterfront Blues Fest over the fourth of July. Lots of great places to play in this area. Rita is in the area at least once a year. Willie is in the area at least twice a year and Billy Joe is here all the time. Drop me a line at olron316@mac.com . I would love hearing from you. You are nr. one on my I-Pod. Love ya Ron Jennings

I moved to Central Texas and unfortunately missed you at SXSW and wondered if you planned to come back?

Bonnie I don't get out much anymore but I am so glad I hung around to hear The Wall Saturday night. I don't think some people appreciate real music and realized what a living legend you are.  When I heard your name and your voice you made my night. You were awsome and my heart goes out to you. Will you be making anymore surprise appearances like that in the near future? If so please let me know when and where.

Hi Bonnie,

We've lost touch since your last visit to Wichita Kansas for the annual Charlie Daniels Golf Classic.  Glad to know that you are still recording.  Just wanted to say "hi" from Kansas.

Patti Shaffer

The new album is a masterpiece... can't stop playing it!!!