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whats up tommy....saw you at the dallas show [house of blues] you guys were on fire that night.I really like the way you feel your music.I got your autograph after the show...I was the guy that asked if you were playing a new drumset. the new kit sounded great. It would mean alot to me if you could respond to this e-mail and let me know that you remember me. you were so cool to talk to. ROCK ON tommy.6/19/07
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Hey Brother Tommy
It has been a long, long, time. Your doing great work and I am excited and happy for you. Your a great drummer and singer bro.
I spent 15 yrs in Nashville, TN. Just moved out here to LA about a year ago.. My son and daughter in law and yes grandkids moved out here. He married into the Cash / Carter Family (yes that Johnny and June) he married the granddaughter of june carter and daughter to Carlene Carter. They had some babies so thats one reason I moved out to LA. I am still playing drums and stuff like that. If you come out this way on tour give me a shout I would love to hear you play again and to visit with you.
Hope to talk at you soon. Say hello to Austin Tx for me.
Danny D
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Hey Tommy,
Great show at the House of Blues in Dallas...Just want to say thanks again for signing my guitar case...You guys are the best. JC
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Big fan of your drumming - seen just about every EJ concert over the years in Dallas. Just saw the show last night at the House of Blues, and had to put that as one of the top shows - especially your drumming. You were blistering! The band's chemistry shows...you guys look like your having fun. The new songs sounded great....look forward to the next new CD.
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Wow, I mispelled my own web address; hopefully I got it correct this time.
Life what a concept.....
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Hey Tommy,
How u is? I always enjoy your great drumming!
Call me sometime to talk about homes or whatever...
RS,
Jerry
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Hi all. Out on the road for a quick 4 days here and then into the studio with Ej and Roscoe to get this new disc started. Looks like we have some cool things to cut and really looking forward to the studio canvas again. Webmaster and I keep promising to get this revamped soon and hopefully we will. Hello to David Barr....sure man...West St. John...I still see Merina from time to time. Thanks for the note! Its amazing it was all so long ago....or was it...time is an illusion...ya'll come back now...hear!
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Hey Tommy...Hello from Northwest Austin.Remember the old days...you in Bittersweet me in Ichabod...Battle of the bands. I always knew you were special in 7th grade. Its great to see
a real Austin boy do well !!
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Happy Birthday, Tommy! Hope you enjoy it as much as I will on Tuesday. When are you guys touring again? If you come to Charlotte, I'll buy you a drink.
All the best,
Ray
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Hi Tommy, I was looking back at some of the older posts on your fourm and noticed you and Andy do a gig with Mandy Mercer. Wow, I used to play with Dana Cooper back in the 80's and Mandy used to come out and sit in with us when we played in Austin. She is amazing. What a great memory! Anyway,you are the groove master and I look forward to your next project.
Come back to Georgia soon, Tim
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Yo Tommy! When are ya comin' back to Minnesota? It'll be spring soon, we would love to see ya, hook up with Ross maybe?
Mike
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Hi Tommy, Thanks for taking the time to "talk drums" with me! You are a fantastic drummer with a great sense of groove who seems to be able to play the right thing at the right time. I been listening to you for while and watching you with EJ since the mid 80's in Houston. I hope to see you soon on the next tour through Georgia.
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Hi Tommy,
If you share a birthday with Alex Van Halen, you also share it with me, as well as Keith Jarrett, Ricky Nelson, and a few other musicians of note (OK so I'm not a musician of note - I play a lot of notes, though...).
Remember to come to Charlotte - maybe on May 8th? All the best,
Ray Otstott
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Tommy.
Today while driving in my proudly owned Dodge Caravan and listening to the Christopher Cross "Another Page" album, I mean CD, I asked my son Nicky who is ten, who the drummer was as I always do and my wife is shocked at how he can remember.. He said it sounded like Steve Gadd.
Then the fourth track and fifth track came on.
I asked him again and he guessed Steve again. I told him it was a drummer named Tommy Taylor who also recorded one of my all time favorite Albums "Christopher Cross". His reply. "Wow.......He is really, really good. I guess he is in your top 10 drummers of all time huh?"
Absolutely!
Who says kids don't have good taste.
Please let me know if you are to be performing in the Philadelphia anytime.
Thanks Tommy.
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NO NO NO NOT EDDIE, ALEX!!!!!!!!!!
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Well...yes we do share the same b-day but he is older...I've never met him. I have seen the Hotel Van Halen in Amsterdam while walking once. Must be his dad's place ;-) Alex kicks ass! I wasn't a huge Van Halen fan because I was into other stuff when they came out...I can appreciate them more now for sure... he is a VERY original player and I dig what he does.
Friday, January 26, 2007 at 17:58 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy, are't you twins with Eddie Van Halen? If so, Happy Birthday! (if not, you can still party).
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TOMMY,
YOU ROCK, LOVE YOUR MUSIC!
P.S. IM INTO FAMILY HISTORY WE COULD POSSIBLEY BE RELATED!!!!!!!! WANT TO KNOW FOR SURE SO PLZ EMAIL ME BACK ASAP!
LOVE ALWAYS,
ALISHA
Friday, January 26, 2007 at 14:29 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hey Tommy, My Name is Thomas Taylor and everyone calls me tommy . i though it was soo cool how we have the same name and i love your music !
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Hi Tommy,
Caught your show a week ago with EJ and Roscoe in St Pete; also saw you in Myrtle Beach last year. Just wanted to drop you a line to tell you I enjoyed both shows tremendously. Your energy and rhythm are a great complement to Eric's and Roscoe's melodicism. Hope to see you in Charlotte one of these days (where I live). Wish you guys did meet and greets after the shows - I'd love to get your autograph and shake your hand. Eric signed my CD's by mail, but I'd love to chat with you face to face. BTW - the Neighorhood Theatre in Charlotte is a lot nicer than the State Theatre. That's not a plug - it'd be a great place for you guys to play.
All the best,
Ray
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Hey Tommy,
Great seeing you and hearing you play last Sunday night !!! You are an amazing musician !!!
Hope y'all made it back safe through the ice storm.
Once again, I'm honored to have you on my recordings ... you're the best !!!
Barry
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Tommy,
Love your site. I hope you still have the Black Oyster Luddys !
I can't wait to see the show on Sunday in Atlanta.
Regards
Bob Tewksbury / Atlanta
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Richard Marraccini, 425 Summit Dr, Schaumburg, IL 60193 ricocorp@sbcglobal.net
Joanne Marraccini, 425 Summit Dr, Schaumburg, IL 60193 jmarraccini@nazarethacademy.com
Phone: 847-301-9052
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 at 13:05 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hey Tommy,
Hope everything is going well with you and the band. Looking forward to seeing you guys at the Variety Playhouse in Marietta, Georgia on Jan 14. Stay safe and Take Care.
Mark
Thursday, January 04, 2007 at 17:29 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Happy New Year Dude! See ya soon!
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Hi, Tommy. Robyn and I went to grade school with you in Austin. We met Paul Hudspeth earlier this month, and he caught us up on Reunion and you. Paul's wife Christy works at the preschool at Lake Travis United Methodist Church where I am pastor. We hope things are going well for you - looks like they are.
Saturday, December 30, 2006 at 19:22 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Have a very Merry Christmas Tommy!
Thursday, December 21, 2006 at 15:51 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy,hope that you had a safe and enlightning sabatical.Let's see if we can get Lance ,Mike and Whipper to all go to lunch at El Azteca.At least El Sol E La Luna.I'll check in at the end of the year.Maybe even make it to Lance's Birthday in his new house.You're one off the greatest Drummers around.Happy Holidays.
Jerry (Mr.Corvette)
Thursday, December 14, 2006 at 18:49 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy, what issue of Classic Drummers is your interview in?
Wednesday, November 29, 2006 at 17:39 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi, Tommy turn on your brain and remember Strait Music Co. in Austin, Texas. Zack Berry was my husband(guitar repairman) you,Kyle, & Eric came in all the time. You use to tease me I believe I was very pregant at the time with out daughter Samantha. I had long dk blonde hair, thought of all of you often and wondered what happened to you all. I just found this website after finding a cd of Eric's at a garage sale. ha ha Old age isn't wonderful. I'm in dallas now, Zack is in Nashville, Tn working for Clint Black. Take care and let me hear from you. Peace & Love Donna Berry
Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 16:48 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hello Tommy, I met you years ago at arlen studios in austin ,we were both there recording tracks for Barry Richman "I was barrys bassist at the time" Jeff Sipe and I had flown in from atlanta for the session.We recorded voodoo chile with barry on vocals, you played the tune and at the end you did a cymbal wash as you and jeff switched to a third stone from the sun groove played like a latin fusion beat.I had to write to you to tell you how much fun you are to hang with,I love that thing you do with your vocal chords while singing soul classics.I just got the austin city limits dvd from 1988, what a treat to hear the complete set, tommy you kill, I love your playing style you are at the top of my list.You and kyle are the #@*%! ,eric sounded his best in my opinion with you and kyle.Thanks for your time .Winn Sizemore
Monday, November 13, 2006 at 09:21 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy, I haven't seen you since Christopher Cross took off like a jet airplane. I remember meeting you when the band played a fraternity gig at a downtown skyscraper in Dallas just before the big album came out. You had the flamingo on a backdrop, but the album hadn't been released quite yet. We went to dinner with Chet, Chris, Andy, Rob, and I remember talking to you a little. Back in the 60's and early '70s I was older than you, playing drums in San Antonio, and then left to play in Chicago and on the road a few years before law school, so we didn't know each other in the early years. I soon quit to focus only on the law while you began a real career playing.
I recently got some emails from Andy Salmon about a reunion type thing in November in San Antonio, and while looking up some old names, ran across your website. I really enjoyed the pictures, but mainly wanted to sign in to say that I always really enjoyed your beautiful feel, time, and touch when I heard you play. I didn't know you were playing with Eric Johnson and other great musicians, so I am going to go buy some of the CD's listed on your site and hear you again. I am glad you stuck with it, and hope you have great continued success and enjoyment in playing music.
I have started playing a little after 30 years to play in a mostly lawyer blues band for Dallas Bar Association and charity functions here in Dallas - but the only one of us who really plays is Mark Pollock, and he just smiles and puts up with us. Mark has played with many great blues artists, and is a great guy to be around, living in Alpine, Texas now. Mark handled the classic guitar show part of the Eric Clapton event in Dallas, and actually got me #@*%! to the Crossroads show, but I was only able to be there a few hours, and did not know you were there. I will look forward to seeing you sometime. I really wish you the best of luck, and I appreciated and enjoyed your web site. You sounded so great when I heard you, and I'm looking forward to buying some of your newer things with Eric Johnson, and hope to see you some time. If you're going to play in Dallas, I'll come see you.
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Hello from Chile! Thanks to all of the folks from Mexico who turned out for the G3 concert in Mexico City! Hope that everyone enjoyed all of the fine music from John Petrucci with Mike Portnoy and Dave LaRue, and Joe Satriani, with Jeff Campitelli and Galen Henson and Dave doing double duty on the bass. This is a wonderful tour to be on. Great to be back out with Joe and company...such wonderful folks! We had a great time playing for all of you there! Glad that Eric and Roscoe and myself can finally come and play for everyone who have been waiting for many years it seems....until next time.....
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you were just awesome Tommy!!! Mexico love you guys. Thanks for coming.
cheers!!!!!
Wednesday, October 18, 2006 at 17:16 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Yesterday was wonderful night!!
the songs four and seven the set, I never listen before!!
See you today!!
Tuesday, October 17, 2006 at 09:48 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hey Tommy, I spent about a month in the studio with you and Kyle back in 94 with Barry Richman and Jim Gaines and Paul Kelly. Sure did enjoy that and have lots of #@*%! good memories of it. I am glad to see you are doing well and wish you the best!
Peace,
David
Monday, October 16, 2006 at 07:31 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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good luck on the Mexico concerts Tommy, hope you have a great time!!! Thanks for coming.
sincerely
Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 15:40 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi Tommy, I enjoyed meeting you and talking about art and painting when you appeared August 16th in Alexandria at the Birchmere. You may recall that we decided that every night Eric played it was the equivalent of an artist painting Rembrandt's Night Watch in front of an audience several times a week. If I can get my web page up and running I'll send you the link so you can check out some of my work. I hope you are enjoying your trip to South America. Have a great time.
Monday, September 25, 2006 at 07:20 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy,
It was great seeing you, & everyone in August. Thank you for everything! Have fun in Mexico. Bring bottled water.
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Thanks to all the fans in Ciudad Chihuahua and Juarez who came to see us this weekend! It was a pleasure finally getting play for you and to meet you all. We hope you enjoyed the shows! If you can travel to Mexico City....G3 coming in OCTUBRE!!!
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ROLL UP FOR THE MEXICAN MYSTERY TOUR....Step right this way....are we having fun yet??? After a 2 hour border crossing....7 guys in a mystery bus/van with windows...take 3 1/2 hour drive that really is more like 5 1/2 to Ciudad Chihuahua. Well...now this is different...remind me not to eat 2 Mexican meals before leaving for Mexico...they make a helluva qesadilla here...more at 11:00
Sunday, September 17, 2006 at 13:52 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi Tommy!
I have been meaning to visit your site for some time.Better late than never,right?
I saw you at the Wiltern last May.A big thrill for me!Thanks for all you have done and continue to do.
Saturday, September 16, 2006 at 00:46 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hey this is a test and a chance to say thanks to all who came to see us during the last tour with the Big Texans...
Saturday, September 09, 2006 at 21:47 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hello Tommy
I have my ticket´s for G3 in Mexico Octuber 16 & 17th, I will not go to Chihuahua, I´m sad for that, but I´ll be in two Mexico City Concert´s.
Best Regards
Monday, August 28, 2006 at 14:15 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy, thoroughly enjoyed the show at Mexacali last night! It's always great seeing you guys in that type of club,
much better than BB's. Keep coming back to NJ, we love you guys.....
Too bad Les didn't show up last night.
Wednesday, August 16, 2006 at 08:48 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi Tommy, I tried to e-mail you, but I'm on my daughter's dinosaur computer so I don't think it went through. I am coming to the Eric Johnson show at Antoines Beumont in Septemer, I think 2nd. Are you playing that show with him? Jackie and I were wondering. My brother Bobby and I are coming to that show..my cousins are opening for Eric. The Sonnier Brothers. Let me know if we will get the honor of seeing your face.:) It's been a long time. I am trying to bring Lynda Nozick and maybe Scotty too. I am moving to Katy in a few weeks.
Let me know if you'll be at Antoines.
Shawn
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great site tommy, i really enjoyed it so much, keep it up the good work as always. Thanks alot
Friday, July 14, 2006 at 18:05 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hey Tommy....never signed the book. Thought I would leave my mark on your site.
Wednesday, July 12, 2006 at 22:21 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hello Tommy,
I just found your site while I was on the Eric Johnson forum. I have seen you and Eric many times, and you are definently one of my favorite drummers! I hope you stay with Eric for a long time! Looking forward to seeing you and Eric, and Chris in Birmingham, Alabama at the Workplay Theatre. God Bless and take care.
Mark Evans
Sunday, June 25, 2006 at 09:14 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Tommy, great site, seen you 3 times this April in Florida, you guys really rocked every night. You and the rest of the crew are machines, how do you play that many dates in that few days? Wasn't it like 36 show, in 42 days?? Hats off to you, you deserve a well needed break!!!
One question: Seen you 5 times in all, and never once seen you throw a stick into the crowd. EJ the same with picks. Any reason for you?
Saturday, June 10, 2006 at 19:37 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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whoaaaaaaaa yeah. Let me hear you do that metal scream. Long time no see, (I'm Roscoe's sister) Can't wait to see you guys all together again and talk rock trivia.
Tuesday, June 06, 2006 at 05:44 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi Tommy,
Really diggin' the website. Thanks for keeping it real. Speaking of real, do you have a PO Box for tangible fan mail?
Thanks.
Sunday, June 04, 2006 at 00:07 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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After being an EJ fan since Tones,I was fortunate enough to watch you guys (FINALLY!)at Vanouver's Commodore Ballroom last May 10th. Being the drummer in our group, I can also relate to your talent and stamina (playing without a metronome.."wink,wink")of supporting the best Texas has to offer (sorry, Dubya)! Your site is honest and clean...why can't other musicians and celebs share their old pics like you do? Enjoyed it! I'm going to try RimShots myself. Thanks and God bless ya, Tom! - Mon C. (from Manila,Philippines)
Friday, June 02, 2006 at 11:06 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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More vocals, yes! And that pesky Tommy Taylor solo record, this is what we NEED...great show at Nokia, keep rocking steady.
bd
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I just wanted to thank you for the outstanding show at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. Every time I get a chance to see you play with Chris and Eric it makes my year. I am glad you have not lost sight of what an amazingly talented person you are, never sell yourself short. It would be nice to hear more vocals from you in the future, you have a great voice. Thanks again Tommy.
Friday, May 26, 2006 at 11:55 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Well...I don't know what to say really...for those of you who don't know, Troy is one of my biggest fans and someone who turned out to be a really good friend. He would say my biggest fan, but others might as well so to keep everyone happy I say one of. I have met MANY fans over the last few years but Troy was the first person who made me realize that anyone even cared that i played drums. I ran into him on Ebay of all places at a very low point in my career. If it were not for Troy, it is doubtful that I would be playing with Eric Johnson again today and doubtful that I would have this website, and doubtful that I would be continuing to try and seriously play publicly in the capacity that I now do. The knowledge that the work that I have done had the impact and importance to him and possibly many others that I was unaware of, and also his desire to see me perform live and to see Eric and I perform live together has been instrumental in bringing me to the place where I am with drumming and music currently. For that I am indebted to him and all gratitude should be in his favor. Thanks bud.
Friday, May 19, 2006 at 09:09 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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My dearest thanks for another magical night you made possible for us, my friends and family and I. You went out of your way to do everything in your power to make the show enjoyable for all of us. I am overwhelmed at times by your kindness, thoughtfullness, and your pure genuine heart. Everyone had an amazing night. Billy and his brother were just in awe of the show. To quote Billy exact..."That is the tightest drummer I have ever heard live...this guy is amazing!" Tommy, you made me feel like a million bucks that night. I got to bring my now "wife" a close friend Bart, my father, and a
close friend in the drum business to a show, where you made us all feel like guests of honor. You know I never want those nights to end, they could just go on forever! I am so happy for you and your success. I hope you have peace and content in your everyday life with the fact that you do what you love, and you make others happy doing it.
You have made such a difference in my life, not just drumming... life itself. Seeing you take time with fans, helping Jade and extending your friendship, I hope to one day be half the man you are. We all need a mentor, and I am honored to have one in you.
Your friend and family
Troy Burnett & Melissa Burnett
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Hello! Sorry there has been some difficulty with the guestbook sign page. If you see this happening in the future PLEASE EMAIL us so we will know...otherwise we just figure no one likes us anymore. Thanks to all who came to see Eric, Chris and myself play with Joe Satriani over the last few weeks. What a super tour! SUPER COLOSSAL! We managed to play some great shows and have a lot of fun even though Chris and I were the only people in both bands and crew to not get the horrible summer grunge I think...Thanks to Richard Mullen, Mark Newman and Jeff Dunn the road managers and especially to Jeff for filling in on front of house sound while Richard was ill. Of course...he is the son of the legend Donald "Duck" Dunn who needs no introduction. Sorry but I have to keep telling people that...hahahah! Thanks to our old friend Ed Hughes and his lady for taking care of Ricky in Phoenix when he was ill. Thanks to webmaster John Bland who also takes care of our merch on the road, Dustin "Tinsley" drum manicurist and stage tech, JVZ on guitar world, Em Lehman our bus driver, Joe Priesnitz Artist management. A very special thanks to Joe Satriani and his band Jeff Campitelli and Dave LaRue as well as his posse, Mick, Big Mike on guitars, Rick...you're on aren't you...?,Monitor Bob, Galen, Barry, Randy, Jose, Ernesto,
Dieter, and of course the mysterious Mr. Iverson. These are the most together and nicest bunch of folks anyone ever had the pleasure of touring with! See you on the funway! Thanks and GOODNIGHT!
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Hey Tommy! See you in August. J
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Your May 6 Wiltern performance with EJ before Satriani was spectacular. The band was ridiculously tight. I wish I could bottle that stuff. I brought a friend who is in his mid-30s and had only been to 3 shows his whole life. He said I introduced him to a higher level of musical expression that he did not know existed. Your drum fills had him shaking his head. Great show all around -- see you guys next time in LA.
Oh, tell EJ thanks for the pick! It's glass-case caliber for this longtime guitarist and fan.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006 at 14:54 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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The Man..The Myth..The Legend...
Hey Tommy,
What it is brother. Just checking in and seeing how you are doing. Give a shout when you are in Minnesota. Maybe if your schedule works out you can perform with us at next years Jazz Festival in Duluth........oh yea, you may buy a vowel...Ü be cool
Saturday, May 06, 2006 at 06:33 Host: infong229.us.perfora.net |
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Hi, Tommy! My husband Greg and I heard you last night at The Grove; of the entire show, your performance was my favorite. I am a neophyte drummer and was inspired and awed by your playing. The three of you are in a beautiful groove. Thanks for a fantastic night.
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Hey Tommy,
I just wanted to continue the applause for another few minutes....I had the pleasure of seeing you in Baltimore on April 17th. What a great night. I enjoyed your playing very much as well as Eric and Chris'! I was there in the front row with my 19 year old son and we had the time of our lives seeing you guys and then Joe and his band! Best wishes and thanks for a great performance!
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Jim Gillam
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Hey Tommy,
Great to hear you the other night !!! You sounded awesome !!! Got a new CD coming out soon and you and Kyle are on a couple of tracks. Some out there jazz jams. Also added your site to my links page. Stop by when you get a chance.
Take Care,
Barry
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Hello...well...orange blossoms....gin blossoms....I dunno...the road...isn't too funny....things are quite enjoyable out here though. Joe Satriani and all of the band as well as the crew are really great folks and its a very nice opportunity to be touring with such fine people. We all had a nice dinner together this evening in Tampa on our day off. Ya'll check us out. There is a nice photo of Bill Ludwig III, myself and Jeff Campitelli, Satch's drummer on JoeSatriani.com. Ross William Perry was in Chicago visiting and did the honors with Jeff's camera....in the mean time....I'd like to buy a vowel....
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Happy Earthday! How cool is that?
Hey Tommy,
How's the tour going for ya? Any funny road stories?
I wish you continued success on the tour. And Have a Great Spring!!! Orange Blossoms are Awesome!!!
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Well just droping in to say that the show in Omaha Nebraska with Joe Satriani was a excellant show and Eric's band and ya'll were excellant. I had the pleasure of meeting Eric in Lincoln Nebraska on July 3rd 2005 my daughter Amanda hooked me up to meet him. She work's at The Marriott Fairfeild Inn in Lincoln and called ma around 11:30p.m. that night and told me that a Eric somebody from Austin was there and she told him I wanted to meet him well to make along story short it was so cool to meet him and I wrote a letter on the his site about it.Anyway's I was front row with the black Austin Texas hat on and enjoyed ya'll so much and meeting Eric was so cool I will never forget the experiance I had a backstage pass for Joe although I was unable to meet the rest of you so I thought I would drop you a email and say Hi.I gave a c.d. of mine to a roadie of ya'lls and if Eric recieved it it was for listening purpose's to show him what his music mean's to me and how indirectly he teach'es fan's like me to play and learn everyday so keep the inspiration's going!!
Sincerely Arnulfo Salinas
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Tommy, Tommy , Tommy,
Well I think you and EJ have been very naughty boys by not coming to visit us way down under in Melbourne Aus.
The last time you guys were here I was underage, wow that would of been more than 15 years ago I reckon. Get the band and your butts to OZ!!!!! Theres heaps of die hard EJ fans here.
Shaun OZ
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Hola Tommy from San Antone. It's been almost a decade since I remember you playing some gigs with the awesome guitar player, Chris Holzhaus. What's happened to him? A few of my guitar buddies are trying to locate him and perhaps even drive a great distance to go see him. Anyways, your assistance will be appreciated and keep up your great drum work....ALEX
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Hi Tommy,
We're waiting for you and Eric Johnson here in Brasil!!!
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Hi Tommy... when ya comin' back up here? Let us know so we can do dinner or catch ya bangin' the skins with Ross some nite! You rock man!! And congrats on the Austin Chronicle Music Poll!! way to go!
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Hi Everyone....well another year come and gone. Thanks to everyone who voted for me in the Austin Chronicle Music Poll giving me the number two slot! Congrats to my good friend Whipper on his Number One Placement! Another SXSW winding down. Loads of Ej rehearsals...I did a really cool gig Friday with Mandy Mercier. I have to comment on Andy Salmon....man no matter how great they play no bass player puts it where Andy does! He is married to my foot. It is always such a pleasure to gig with him...this summer will mark our 29th year of playing together...how can that be? We do this gig with Mandy every year it seems and she always provides a festive adventure!!! This year's line up included Dan Earhart on keys and one of the most exciting Austin guitar players...Paul Skelton! Paul gave us the quote of the year...."I bet Howlin' Wolf didn't rehearse..." So.... Webster John promises new and fun stuff on tommytaylor.com soon, so stay tuned. Looking forward to seeing ya'll out on the ROAD next month. Ej's got some new tunes for ya and some different oldies so get your tix NOW!
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Well....hmmm...preparation...well...we rehearse quite a bit. I dunno...I've never been much for too much thought about what I'm doing...but I mean er ah well...I mean I guess I'm always like working at it but like there are no major "things" that I do anymore...you know...like 40 days and nights of rudiments...or running the track and yoga and all that...you know I try to get all the rest of my life in order hahaha so I can be on tour. I think maybe I'll go for a motorcycle ride this time just before if the weather is nice...What do I bring..hmm.......I try to bring a French Press or an Espresso machine...some
Diedrich Weiner Melange coffee beans....quite a bit of Dublin Dr. Pepper (corn syrup is bad...stay away from it...sugar is better)...plenty of pure grade
b maple syrup....a wristwatch magazine or two....my computer so I can keep up with all of you that aren't on tour and of course ebay..I'm E-dicted....Help I've bid and I can't get up! uh...some music.... not much...usually 13th Floor Elevators....Gin Blossoms....The Jimi Hendrix Experience....music that I have recorded recently with others....some of my own compositions that I am thinking through....some stage clothes...and shoes...and some street clothes...uh....maybe some movies...like Hollywood Knights..or The Party...or Stand By Me...some mystical poetry...Stanley Burroughs Healing for the Age of Enlightenment....lots of Amy's frozen dinners in case we get some place where all they serve for dinner is critters....maybe some raw cacao and some goji berries for fun...maybe some olive oil....raw sunflower seeds...I dunno...a couple of crystals...my cel phone....and a large camel to ride around on when I get bored with all of that...the camel is a must...without my camel...I am useless. Its really hard to get the folks at each venue to custom build the pyramids from scratch....he gets REALLY ornery without his pyramids.....
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Hey Tommy,
What do you go through in preparation for a tour? Also, what will you take on the upcoming
tour? Instruments,entertainment, etc.
Many thanks,
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Nice site keep it up
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Thanks for your comments....I remember thinking the City Limits was a below average night...in retrospect it holds up nicely. Mitch Mitchell....I could write a book about my feelings regarding Mitch Mitchell! If anyone knows how to reach him please
email me. Why yes! I would definitely say so! To me no one has more uniquely altered the venue of pop rock music as a drummer, than Mitch Mitchell. There would have been no Jimi Hendrix Experience without Mitch. Prior to those recordings no one had put that linear style of jazzesque playing into R&B based rock and roll...simply an Icon...To me the single greatest drum fill in Rock HISTORY is the fill he plays just before Jimi's solo in Hey Joe. No one has ever set up a solo better. It just simply hasn't happened...and likely never will....its like Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere's Jimi. I scream and shreik out loud with joy
every time I hear it and then scan back and play it over and over again and marvel at the moment....ABSOLUTE GENIUS!!!!!!
I have so many influences...I hardly have the space. Mitch definitely and Ginger Baker were the two biggest in my formative years. The first drummer I ever played along to was the incredible Al Jackson Jr., as he performed "Tramp" with Otis Redding and Carla Thomas on my best friend's hifi set. Smitty from Paul Revere and the Raiders, Hal Blaine and Gary Chester, Benny Benjamin, Clive Bunker, Mickey Waller, Ringo, Charlie Watts. Someday I will write my book....Spencer Dryden, David Fore, John Ike Walton....the list...goes on...
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I still have an Austin City Limits performance on tape, AMAZING!!
Do you count Mitch Mitchell as an influence ?? Who are the drummer that influenced you the most. Who do you listen to when you aren't working??
thanks
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Hello from one of your cousins. Your website is great. It is so nice to see someone able to make a living at something he really likes. Have basically followed your career from your dad's cards. All the best to you.
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| So in response to Nick's question about the Another Page record by Christopher Cross. It is a very long explanation but briefly, I played on 2 cuts on the record. Deal 'Em Again which was a song that I actually brought to Chris's attention when he was producing demos for the principle writer of the song's group, Texas. Chris re-wrote part of the song and we ended up also recording it on the Another Page record. The other track that I played on from the Another Page Lp is the ballad "Think of Laura" which was made famous by the soap opera General Hospital. I think, though it is simple, it is one of my best tracks. Thanks for asking and thanks for all the postive feedback. That was a bittersweet experience to say the least but I am very proud to have been a part of those recordings.
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David M.Benoit |  |
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| Tommy, I saw you at the H.O.B. in New Orleans sometime in
the 90's with Eric Johnson.Your drum sound and skills prove to me you are a
true pro. I bought the DVD,Live from Austin Texas.I think it's one music DVD
to collect.
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Ryan Lindsay | |
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| Hey man.. It's almost February. Something really weird just happened. Remember what we were talking about almost -exactly- three years ago? I think I just heard it for the first time.
Ryan
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Nick Pulos | |
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| Tommy.
As a High School Junior when the "Christopher Cross" album was released, it was a must have for me. Your drumming was and still is a classic. Very, very tasty.
Anyway, on his second album what songs did you play on? I know Steve Gadd (No Time for Talk)? and Jeff Porcaro (Alright)? did at least one track each. Over twenty years later, I may now know.
Also what drums heads and cymbals did you use for the albums.
Thanks Tommy.
Nick Pulos
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Fred "Salem" Herbst | |
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| I just got off the phone with Christopher Maresh ... he wanted to pay an auto insurance bill. I misspelled his name, told him my hearing was going bad 'cause of too much rock n roll in my youth. That got Chris rolling. I asked about you -- and surprise, surprise -- he said he currently played with you. It's been acres of time ... but I told him that if you furrowed your brow on my name, that he might add Salem Cigarettes to my middle name, and you just might remember. I've followed your career through the years and am proud to say to others that I "knew" someone that is truly doing in life what they've had a passion for all their lives. That is rare (and choice). You were the only kid I knew who had Jimi Hendrix posters on his wall at age 8!!! Congratulations! Job well done, my friend, and good luck to you in your future endeavors.
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| Ah friends and fans...what can I say. :-) David's album is a cool adventure. Of course David is one of my favorite guitarists and always has been since he was fresh in from Lubbock! He writes a good tune and sings killer too. We were assisted by very cool people including Lance
Keltner, Will Sexton, Mark Andes, Kacy Crowley, and the legendary Spooner Oldham on this record. Its certainly worth a spin and should have gotten him more recognition than it did. Visit David at
DavidHoltMusic.com. He'd love to hear from ya! There is a planned
renaissance of the Austin Music Scene at Antone's I hear...Some Tuesdays will be hosted by Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon...you might even see me there...with David...check it out...
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Jim Casey | |
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| I concur, the David Holt record is *great* and Tommy's performance on it very tasteful and musical.
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Troy Burnett | |
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| Hey, its me! Just wondering, what heads do you usually use on the waterline drum? I think your workd on the David Holt record is some of your best ever. If any of you don't have this record yet, GET IT! Tommy puts on a
flwaless, tastefull, drumming opera that you have to feel emotionally to fully understand. Thanks again for everything, you mean the world to me. Your friend and family, Troy.
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mark collins | |
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| hey tommy,
mark collins here,my email address i left you an hour ago,had the wrong cymbal ( § }, i was supposed to put in the at cymbal ( @ ),
@yahoo.com,
your friend markcollins@yahoo.com
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mark collins | |
markcollins03§yahoo.com |
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| Tommy,
how are you?.great pictures,wow,i met you in tommys drum shop 1985? in austin,we talked for a few minutes,and i asked who do you play for,you said eric johnson,i said i got to here that music,i think tones was still in mix mode.anyway that is still my favorite record,awsome drummin man,especially the intro to friends,anyway i saw you,eric,and kyle in san francisco,ca at the great america music hall,awsome.i think that was in the late 1990?
ive been a drummer for 20 years,and i love it,i played with a few big names,but nothin ever came about,but you know tommy i concider myself trully sucessfull because i got to play music with my friends,live life to its fullist,learn an artform,that takes a lifetime or 2 to master,i made a little money at times,and a lot of money other times,
ive joined the us army 2005 to help out in iraq,with water treatment,were making a difference in small steps,anyway gota go,later dude
your friend
markcollins03§yahoo.com
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from Marlies Koerner via Teresa | |
marlieskoerner@yahoo.com |
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| Hi Tommy,
Marlies would appreciate it if you could send her the E-Mail adress of Arne
Malan. She wants to send an E-Mail to his mother Roz(amin) Malan. She says "Please give him my regards.
With love
Marlies"
RS,
T
P.S. Do you have Jeff and Tom Richman's email addresses? I ran into Tom at satsang and he was talking about getting some rehearsals together with Jeff once he's feeling better.
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Mike and Marie | |
sjulstad@stolaf.edu |
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| Hey Tommy, I heard from Ross you are in MN in a few days!! Ya gonna shoot me a note so we can catch up with you?? It's party time, where all are ya going to be playing?
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Teresa | |
callrcg@yahoo.com |
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| RS and Happy New Year. Just got back from Dera (well actually Thailand where I was hanging out being a loungelizard for a bit) and was perusing your website...very impressive. But I must say that your gig list is a bit outdated for such a perfectionist... kidding... :0) xxx
Well actually, I was hoping to catch one of your shows. Let me know where you're gigging, ok? Especially if you'll be out near SF.
Happy New Year!
Teresa
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who knew
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Jade Micheal Bowsher | |
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| heyy tommy, it has been a while since ive posted something on here, so i thought i would. it was a rough, and depressing year for me in 2005, and id say what changed all of that around, was meeting you. i just wanted to let u know i appreciate everything u do for me, and want to thank you for all the things u say to me, u always seem to help me make it through yet another day. -peace JMB
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york | |
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| hi tommy,
happy new year!
man, i got a tru beat cal 1040.
almost mint.
when will i see you in germany?
all the best
york
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Jim Casey | |
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| Happy New Year!!
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Tommy Taylor | |
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| HAPPY NEW YEAR! Thanks to all the friends and fans that have checked in over the past year. Apologies to those of you that I haven't gotten back to. TommyTaylor.com is now a reality thanks to another TommyTaylor who so graciously allowed me to acquire the domain. The site should be revamped in the coming months to reflect the new domain name change. New pictures and hopefully that darned bio...its so hard to talk about oneself, a new links page with some of my favorite
urls. Anyway, good things coming in the future musically so keep a lookout. All best wishes. Tommy
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Doug Grover | |
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| Tommy,
First really noticed your work on the G3 Live album. Wow.
Fancy myself a drummer afficionado. I was really impressed. What control. Phrasing. Hand speed. Cymbal restraint.
Love your work. Thanks and good luck with all future projects.
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Ryan L | |
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| Jeff..
Saying you can play anything Tommy can play is a little ludicrous, wouldn't you think? That would be like me comparing myself to Mario
Andretti. Sure, I can drive a car and press the pedal all the way to the floor, but there's a reason why he can do it for a living and I can't. Same goes for playing music.. It goes way beyond the mechanical aspects. It takes tremendous heart and a deep understanding and awareness of what makes music what it is to do what Tommy does. Things far beyond the mortal plane. So believe me when I say that there are very few souls on this earth who can "Play anything he's playing" or even understand the concept behind it.
Cheers,
Ryan.
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Anita Riesinger | |
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| Hey Tommy, it was a pleasure to see you again with EJ in Petaluma, CA in the end of October '05. I'm glad I got to sit in on soundcheck because, while I knew you were an awesome drummer, I never realized what an amazing voice you have. Look forward to seeing you again soon on your next trip thru the Golden State!
Take care,
A~
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Jeff Reeks | |
jeffreeks@yahoo.com |
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| Hi Tommy,
Where do I start without loosing your attention. Being a musician and music lover since a child...now 40
something.hehehe. I have been a local musician since the age of 16...Play about every weekend....drums and vocals
myself...Picth, harmonies, details in music,etc.
I must admit Ive found you through Eric Johnsons site. I love his music. I have a quick few questions...I like you have been plying for welll almost 30 years....and I never promoted myself...yea should have done something a long time ago...just always played locally with bands....How would a guy like me, who can play anything your playing,,,heheheh promote himself...any
sugestions? thanks again....
Jeffn
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Valerie | |
vine13@verizon.net |
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| Hi Tommy- I was lucky enough to meet you, Eric and Kyle a few different times back in spring/summer of 1990. I'll never forget the sarcastic comment you made to me when I invited you guys to my old farmhouse for stuffed
cabbages...lol I didn't know that you were vegetarians. Since then I researched macrobiotics and harldy ever consume meat. Do you still eat well? Just wondering...wow it's been 15 years since I met you. WOW
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Jay DellIsola | |
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| Tommy,
I owe a lot to you, Chris and Eric for getting me back behind the drums and playing again. I played constantly as a child as a twenty-something.
Even made it to Martha Quinn's MTV battle of the bands basement tapes...
Me and my childhood friends tried everything to "break through"... almost I guess.
My wife and I had three kids in my thirties and I dropped the drumsticks. So I happen to hear Eric's material somewhere and "something" about it made me set up the kit.
I built a studio in my basement listening to Chris's solo material and Venus. I now play a little piano, bass, guitar but mostly drums.
having more money - I bought a dw black oyster glass 5 piece ( ode to Ringo ).
I'm a family friend of the Zildjians ( my Dad and I built a few of Armand's houses years ago. ) I don't think I hit a different Cymbal in my lifetime.. now that's loyalty huh.. he was a wonderful man.
I'm 40 yrs old and going strong... I'd LOVE to play an Eric show in my lifetime but that's your gig... damn. ha ha
Your playing is strong and consistent and a nice compliment to the music. I guess that the amount of time I've listened to Eric's material is a testiment to how interesting and enjoyable I find your playing.
My fav influences are Dave Weckl and Steve Gadd... - probably no suprise
I will likely not miss your shows when you are in old Boston town... wish you guys head up here more often.
Thanks again for being part of my musical rebirth...
My kids love it too -
Stay Well -
Jay
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Ryan Lindsay | |
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| Hey man, you're a .com now! I guess you're back in town these days, which is fantastic. I haven't been in contact much lately because things have been insanely busy around here for the past while. So, sorry about that.. Anyhow, the Australia thing has been postponed for the time being, so I'll have some spare time and resources to get the SC back in business! I'm just gonna do what's right and have the entire motor rebuilt. Anyhow, the phone does ring on both ends, so I'll be in touch again shortly! It's been way too long, man.
Cheers!
Ryan
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Mark Leggott | |
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| Dear Tommy, well hello my freind, good to hear your back! as though you never
left...lol glad to see you with Eric & Chris again..you three make to most of any trio ever tell eric & chris hello. i just purchased the "bloom" cd and i hears your working on a new solo album also congrats my friend. between Eric & Joe Satriani I'll keep buying the music that keeps us musicians alive forever! including the fans. well tommy keep up the good work am patiently waiting to hear what you wrote. also your a scholar a great writer.and musician/drummer, and you keep me going as a drummer too
tommy. you will live on as drummer i has always admired you! ty tommy keep up the good work as always..and ty for the last reply you made my days weeks years live on..take care my friend, be safe and drum on forever!
Sincerly, Mark Leggott
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Henry Hagemeier | |
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| One other thing Tommy. It has been great following you through the years but I always think... What ever happened to those cowboy boots you spray painted baby blue and painted silver stars on them (1973). That was too cool.
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Henry Hagemeier | |
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| Hey Tommy,
I went through school with you from 6th grade on. I always remember our 6th grade teacher going around the room asking each of us what we wanted to be when we grew up and you said "rock star". You did it man. Thats so cool. I never made it past small bar gigs but it was fun. Now my 13 year old son started guitar a year ago. After 3 months he was already for a better teacher than me and I've been playing 30 years. After only a year my son can do Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page so well you would think they were in the room with you. We live outside of San Antonio but I need to find work up in Austin because that is where my son needs to be. He's played with some high school kids in bands but none of them come close to what he can do. He's really a fucking
prodogy. We'll go into a music store and he will pick out a guitar, plug in and amaze people. They are really blown away when they ask something like "How long has he been playing? Since he was 4?". Then they find out he has only been playing for a year and the next thing I hear from them is something like "No shit!".
Well Tommy it's great what you have done. Take care man.
Henry
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Tom Taylor | |
tom@henleyriskmanagement.co.uk |
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You're just the same as me, but with more hair and better drumsticks.
Shall we date?
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ahvia | |
ahvia03@yahoo.com.hk |
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| What inspired me the most was the tour in Hong Kong with Eric Johnson. When you played Desert Rose..that's great!!!!!
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Willy C | |
bootwings@yahoo.com |
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| Great show in Singapore but missed you at the party later on. Hope you guys will return soon. Even if you do not I will catch up with your gigs whenever I am in Texas. Best Regards & Take Care.
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Wesley Davis | |
davis_wesley@hotmail.com |
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| What's up Tommy Taylor! Hey when are you guys coming back around central Florida or Jacsonville area? Come on I got some people that are wanting to see you guys crank up and jam but there are no dates listed around here!!!!!!!!!
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Tommy Taylor | |
info@tommytaylor.com |
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http://www.tommytaylor.com |
| Hello to EveryOne! Special thanks to all the gracious fans and incredible crew in Japan! Hope we can return soon for a longer stay! So very nice to be there with all of you. On to Taipei, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Singapore! Be safe everyone! Look for a new site address, updated gallery and more coming very soon in November!!!!
Tommy
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Yumiko | |
brightblue_rose@yahoo.co.jp |
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http://www.tommytaylor.com |
| Hello Tommy, I'll never got here without my poor friend who
is out of the internet(!?). After I read your bio, I recalled one thing
that I had forgatten completely. It is that I saw the joint concert of
C.Cross and Glenn Frey in Japan in '86. Were you a member of the band
that time? I'm sorry, I don't remember... because it was long time
ago... Anyway, I'm looking forward to see you (again?) in Osaka, Japan
!!! //GMT18:30/08Oct2005
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Mike and Marie | |
sjulstad@stolaf.edu |
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| Hey Tommy, hope all is well, have a blast in the far east!
Thanks for having dinner with us and hanging out! It was great to see ya
again, please let us know next time you're coming back up here!! We try
and get together with Ross whenever we can too, so let's do another nite
out, eh? M/M
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David Farber | |
davidfarber@cox.net |
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| Hey Tommy, Just wante to say I think you are one smokin
drummer!! The first time I saw Eric play was at at a place called Fat
Dawgs in Lubbock, Texas in spring of 85. Were you playing drums with him
at that time? I remember tickets for that show were 5 bucks!!! Thanksfor
your time, Dave Farber
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Debbie Sherrill | |
debbiesherrill@austin.rr.com |
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| Hey, Tommy Scott just pulled up your website and I have
been sitting here looking at it for the first time. Very cool
site...brings back lots of memories. I'm sure I have lots more pics of
you if you ever want to use any of them. Come by and see us
sometime...we still see David Baldry and Pat, and RoseAnn and Pat quite
a bit. Hope you are doing good and happy. Hope to see you soon. Love ya,
Debbie
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Tommy Taylor | |
info@tommytaylor.com |
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http://www.tommytaylor.com |
| Hello to EveryOne! Special thanks to all the gracious fans and incredible crew in Japan! Hope we can return soon for a longer stay! So very nice to be there with all of you. On to Taipei, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Singapore! Be safe everyone! Look for a new site address, updated gallery and more coming very soon in November!!!!
Tommy
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Tom Taylor | |
tommy@tommytaylor.com |
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http://www.tommytaylor.com |
| Thanks again for a great show in the Twin Cities. You are
fabulous and I really enjoyed seeing you in person. We are looking
forward to your move to the new site.
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John Gunderson | |
john.gunderson@radioshack.com |
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| Hey Tommy, have a fun tour in China. You da man!
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Peter & Roseina Arndell (Oz Guitar) | |
ozguitar@bigpond.net.au |
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ozguitar.com.au |
| Hi Tommy, We were visiting Eric Johnson's site and found a
link to you ! Just letting you know we enjoy your playing. Love Peter,
Roseina & Family xxx ooo
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| Tommy, it was great to visit with you again while you were
here in Minneapolis. Have a wonderful time on the road. Linda
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Tanni | |
tanni123@excite.com |
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| Hey Tommy, I am looking forward to seeing you again in
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