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Date:	12/15/2005 - 11:20 AM
Name:	David Lilley
Email:	eyter2juno.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Durham, NC, USA
Comments:	My favorite station! Thanks for the music.

Date:	12/14/2005 - 11:04 PM
Name:	A. Newbern
Email:	fourstring21yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Washington, DC, USA
Comments:	There's nothing like Sugar In the Gourd to keep you company, working in an empty office way too late at night. Thanks for the instant shot of adrenaline and sanity!

Date:	11/28/2005 - 7:20 AM
Name:	Kristian Herner
Email:	kristianhernerremove_this_hotmail.com
Site:	http://www.rockridgebrothers.com
Location:	Stockholm, , Sweden
Comments:	Greetings from Sweden! Thanks for the radio, it is usually just running when i surf the internet. Anyway, I know you are interested in the JB banjos, so I figured i would tell you I have the original prototype. I am the son of Johannes Bonefaas, so the banjo was a present for my 25th. birthday. It is the fretted hairy goatskin on the JB website. Keep up the good work with the website and keep hammerin'! -Kristian Herner, Stockholm, Sweden

Date:	11/20/2005 - 7:20 PM
Name:	Robert McLawhorn
Email:	robertmclawhornsprintmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Greenville, North Carolina,
Comments:	where the heck have i been all these years not to have known of this site??? john this is wonderful!! As an founding member of the GREEN GRASS CLOGGERS and still actively dancing, i am now able to close my eyes and once again be able to feel as i am around all those campsite jam sessions of the early 70's with "Uncle" Tommy Jerral ,Swamp Root String Band and dancing myself sober again!!! hearing tommy, highwoods string band and others help keep me remembering the best years of my life the GGC are having their 35th reunion in the fall of '06 and i encourage any former members to contact me for details. may you continue this endevor forever robby

Date:	11/16/2005 - 4:52 PM
Name:	sean hoots
Email:	findsnothinghotmail.com
Site:	http://www.hootsandhellmouth.com
Location:	west chester, pa, ewww-esss-aaaay
Comments:	fantastic page, sir! my friend runs mudcat.org, which is an amazing online resource for all types of old-timey and other folk musics...check it out if you haven't already. lemme know if you want a hoots & hellmouth cd...we base our tunes on a foundation of old-timey, then springboard into a contemporary, crazed, almost revival meeting whirlwind of energy.

Date:	11/7/2005 - 1:34 PM
Name:	Katie
Email:	katiemnextel.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Orlando, Florida, USA
Comments:	Sure makes the work day go by faster! Thanks.

Date:	11/5/2005 - 4:12 PM
Name:	Arkansas Red-Ozark Troubadour
Email:	mbreidcox.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Eureka Springs, Arkansas, USA
Comments:	Hi John, Still see you going strong with Sugar In The Gourd. I've been trying to find the words and tune to a song called Willy Brook, but without success. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Arkansas Red Ozark Mountains, Arkansas

Date:	11/3/2005 - 11:28 PM
Name:	Daniel Brummel
Email:	infocopticrecords.com
Site:	http://www.copticrecords.com
Location:	Los Angeles, CA, USA
Comments:	Brilliant... thanks for keeping folk music on rotation. Kind regards from Westwood (UCLA) -- wish there was more old timey goodness out here.

Date:	11/2/2005 - 3:05 AM
Name:	John Metta
Email:	penningjHATE_SPAM.geo.oregonstate.edu
Site:	http://oregonstate.edu/~penningj
Location:	Hood River, Oregon, USA
Comments:	Thank you so much for the site, John. It's making working late nights on my Thesis bearable. I'm an Old-Time banjo picker (and recent fiddle convert), and it's nice to just let the old greats (and new wonders like Polecat Creek) wash over me while I work.

Date:	10/29/2005 - 10:25 PM
Name:	Nick Halbrook
Email:	nhalbrookearthlink.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Kenansville, NC, USA
Comments:	John- Have been enjoying listening to the music on your site and visiting the links and want to contribute in a meaningful way beyond showing a token $10 or $20 appreciation so am writing to request a "typical for example" of your connectivity costs which I am freely consuming for hours via my cable internet connection. Sort of like listening to public radio [I have not had a TV for nearly 20 years] without paying. So I join wherever I happen to be when a membership driveis on. I have just taken up my first instrument - the banjo - a Deering Goodtime open back - because I wanted to play bluegrass as it may have been played pre-resonator. I find myself after about 3 months of surfing to bring myself from a point of

Date:	10/27/2005 - 12:50 PM
Name:	Mike Hyman
Email:	telebumbendbroadband.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Bend, Oregon,
Comments:	Thanks for a great site. As a old banjo player and still playing a lot of old timey music, I really appreciate it and listen for hours virtually every day.

Date:	10/1/2005 - 9:33 AM
Name:	Nina
Email:	fiddlinfastyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Boone, North Carolina,
Comments:	I've been a listening for some years now. I love old time. Like most, I enjoy playing it more than listening. This is the best Old Time radio out there.

Date:	9/19/2005 - 12:35 PM
Name:	Eric Brose
Email:	horchatadcathotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	seattle, wa, USA
Comments:	Great site! and great music! Cheers, Eric

Date:	9/10/2005 - 1:24 AM
Name:	John Hotze
Email:	johnhotzesbcglobal.net
Site:	http://johnhartford.org
Location:	St.Louis, Missouri, USA
Comments:	Hi John I was pointed to your website by Karl Burrelsman from California. He had written me about finding the tabs to John Hartford's Presbyterian Guitar. I too have a strong passion for music and it sometimes releases itself through my website so I can fully relate to your passion. I too have been involved in one way or another with IT/IS since 69'. My how things have changed since I started in the field. I will visit you often. Now I have another place to go to release and energize my passion for bluegrass and old time. If you wonder far enough on my site you'll run into a contest I held last fall to see who could name the songs and artist of some music from the late 20s to 30s. Happy streamin'. When I can fi

Date:	9/8/2005 - 2:34 AM
Name:	Kieran Hanrahan
Email:	kierankieranhanrahan.com
Site:	http://www.kieranhanrahan.com
Location:	Englewood, NJ, USA
Comments:	this music makes me smile every time.

Date:	9/6/2005 - 12:34 PM
Name:	Dave
Email:	Landreth
Site:	http://banjoboysbrain.com
Location:	S. Louis, MO, USA
Comments:	I enjoy this website very much and everyone should donate.

Date:	8/28/2005 - 6:03 AM
Name:	Charlie
Email:	charlieNoSpamradiowymsey.org
Site:	http://www.radiowymsey.org
Location:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Comments:	Great music! You're in my favourites!

Date:	8/23/2005 - 12:51 PM
Name:	ShadowMan
Email:	quee.queggmx.net
Site:	http://5h4d0wm4n.5h.funpic.de
Location:	, ,
Comments:	I found your site by accident, but that was one of those happy accidents Bob Ross always talked about!!! Excellent!

Date:	8/19/2005 - 12:46 PM
Name:	Bob
Email:	bob_bobikyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Nice site!!!!

Date:	8/12/2005 - 12:09 AM
Name:	Bruce Morgen
Email:	editorjuno.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Bucks County, PA, USA
Comments:	Dear John -- What a treasure to find -- as a former old-timey fiddler and guitar picker Sugar In The Gourd took me back forty years to when I played with "The Smokey Run Gourd Spooners" in suburban New York. As you probably know, old-time string band music up north in those days comprised The New Lost City Ramblers and a few folks like me who followed their lead to discover the originals they learned from. Although I moved on to bluegrass and finally into original acoustic and electrified music, there'll always be a place in my heart for exactly the kind of music you've been kind enough to stream for us, and I'm nothing but grateful for what you've done. Thanks so much! bcnu -- Bruce Morgen

Date:	8/9/2005 - 2:58 PM
Name:	Wayne Clark
Email:	waynecattglobal.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Austin, TX, USA
Comments:	I found the link to your site on Boing Boing. Most excellent! I have found a new favorite.

Date:	8/9/2005 - 9:40 AM
Name:	Tom Neff
Email:	e_sitggrassyhill.org
Site:	http://radio.grassyhill.org
Location:	Lyme, CT, United States
Comments:	Greetings from Grassy Hill Radio! We're more eclectic than SUGAR IN THE GOURD - old time is maybe 10% of our playlist - but we've been operating on the same model as SUGAR since 1999. It's a pleasure to find you! Best of luck with your station.

Date:	7/31/2005 - 10:14 AM
Name:	Hilarie Lee Burhans
Email:	contradancegmail.com
Site:	http://hotpointstringband.com, http://www.hilar
Location:	Athens, OH, US of A
Comments:	Sugar in the Gourd is my favorite internet radio station, bar none! Keep up the great work... we love you!

Date:	7/21/2005 - 11:11 AM
Name:	Bill Hayden
Email:	whaydenusyahoo.com
Site:	http://www.3rdSunday.com
Location:	Chicago, IL, USA
Comments:	If you are coming to or thru Chicago and want to play some Old Time Music, Email me and we would glad to have you join us at our regular get togethers.

Date:	7/13/2005 - 9:56 PM
Name:	John Everson
Email:	www.joahnroccyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	, MN, US
Comments:	dude thank you so much, this site is a gem, the only problem is ever since i have started listening to this site i've started buying albums like crazy and i'm going broke. but i can always come here for free, thank you thank you thank you

Date:	7/2/2005 - 11:29 AM
Name:	Davey Leslie
Email:	daveyinxweb.com
Site:	http://inxweb.com
Location:	Kochi, Kochi, Japan
Comments:	wow. I dig this so much... great old tunes I'd forgotten. Used to play with Kenny Hall and various Fresno California characters way back in the Nixon Ford Carter days. All long gone those days are, but I still bang out old timey and Irish tunes on my guitar and mandolin here in old Japan. These lovely folks largely don't know what to make of my peculiar music, but at least they are unflappably polite and clap when they are supposed to. I'll be back a million times, you bet!Thanks a gazillion or two.

Date:	6/21/2005 - 12:03 PM
Name:	John Dodson (aka slack)
Email:	johnbloozbox.com
Site:	http://WeenieCampbell.com
Location:	El Paso, TX, USA
Comments:	Hi John, I've been stopping by now and then for some time -- so thought I better sign the guest book. Keep up the good work! Cheers!

Date:	6/15/2005 - 9:26 AM
Name:	Claudette
Email:	webmasterthedevilsmusic.net
Site:	http://www.thedevilsmusic.net
Location:	, Florida, USA
Comments:	Wow! I just found your site. Thanks for putting it together, great music.

Date:	6/13/2005 - 3:43 PM
Name:	Dave Batson
Email:	dbatsonchorus.net
Site:	http://NA
Location:	Madison, WI, US
Comments:	I can't get enough of the this beautiful site. I've been infected, or should I say intoxicated, by the music. Thanks John, for giving the Norsemen something other than polka. Hooked for life, db

Date:	6/2/2005 - 3:26 PM
Name:	nathan doster
Email:	german38256peoplepc.com
Site:	http://
Location:	springville, tn., usa
Comments:	thanks for putting a site like this out there. i'm studying clawhammer and this really gets me motivated. i really enjoy the old time mountain music. thanks again!!!!!

Date:	5/6/2005 - 2:47 PM
Name:	Alvinyoungbloodhart
Email:	alvinyahoo.co.uk
Site:	http://
Location:	, , Scotland
Comments:	Hi John,you can spend ages on the internet and not find anything intresting,then by mistake you stumble on to a site like this and find a treasure-trove of Americana music its great keep the good work up.

Date:	4/9/2005 - 11:04 PM
Name:	lilylonestar
Email:	lilylonestarhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Houston, TX, USA
Comments:	I'm thrilled, do you hear me, thrilled to have found your streaming web site! This totally puts me in the mood for my Appalachian genealogy project! Whoo-Hoo! Who'll stir your gravy when I'm gone, darlin'...

Date:	4/5/2005 - 8:48 AM
Name:	georg
Email:	grXtplus.at
Site:	http://www.race.at
Location:	vienna, , austria/europe
Comments:	really an excellent site - great informations ... musical greetz from vienna !!

Date:	3/24/2005 - 4:27 PM
Name:	Simon Janssen
Email:	Simon_janssenhotmail.com
Site:	http://www.spman.tmfweb.nl
Location:	Oeffelt, NB, The Netherlands
Comments:	Wow, This is so cool. (says a 18year old boy)

Date:	3/19/2005 - 4:25 AM
Name:	David Algeo Smith
Email:	algeofiddleyahoo.com
Site:	http://www.thisbigstringband.com
Location:	Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
Comments:	Sugar in the Gourd is a treasure for oldtime music fans and musicians alike. Thanks for all you've put into it, John. You've got a lot of happy customers. Regards, David Algeo Smith

Date:	3/17/2005 - 9:23 AM
Name:	Sean
Email:	dontemail.me
Site:	http://
Location:	Radford, VA, USA
Comments:	Great source for exceptional music! I listen to many music sources, and this site offers something undervalued by many. Thanks for taking the time and putting forth the effort to offer this to others! I would guess this site is popular inmy part of the universe, considering nearby Floyd, VA is a haven for Appalachian and old time music fans. I'll try to get the word out.

Date:	3/16/2005 - 7:03 AM
Name:	Laura Lewis
Email:	larulewaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Chardon, OH, USA
Comments:	I used to go to tons of festivals and danced with the Fiddle Puppets for about 6 years. I have a day job and kids now, and for the last 5 years haven't gotten to many festivals. I LOVE sugar in the gourd. Very tasteful selections, links, etc. THANKS, THANKS, THANKS!

Date:	3/13/2005 - 2:03 PM
Name:	Col. C. D. "Chet " Kass &#
Email:	cdkasscox.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Mountain Home (Baxter County), AR, USA
Comments:	Greetings from the Ozark Mountains. Just stumbled on Sugar in the Gourd. Just like listening on my old faithful Atwater-Kent tube radio. This is the basis of American country music. Have played Harp for years so I hope to hear more numbers on the Harp. Have about 20 Harps. Oscars, Hohners, Suzukis..... major and minor harps, Echos, Chromatics, regular. Favorite keys: E so can play A cross-harp and D so can play G cross-harp. Carry on.

Date:	3/13/2005 - 10:46 AM
Name:	Linda
Email:	clinthowardmountainmusicrecording.com
Site:	http://www.mountainmusicrecording.com
Location:	Mountain City, Tennessee, USA
Comments:	Hi John, Thanks for playing Clint Howard's music. We have another one coming to you soon with Fred Price and Doc Watson. 3 decades of old-time music. Thank you for supporting Old-Time music and musicians. Linda

Date:	2/19/2005 - 3:07 PM
Name:	Megan Berry
Email:	meganbriangottesman.com
Site:	http://www.briangottesman.com
Location:	Somerville, MA, United States
Comments:	Fantastic!

Date:	2/15/2005 - 8:14 PM
Name:	Banjobob
Email:	banjobobhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Marquette, Mi., U.S.A.
Comments:	I play fiddle,banjo,mando [at] guitar. I like to hear many different versions of the same tune to show you should never play it the same way twice.I listen to your station when i`m painting whirlygigs.Love it.Keep it up..Banjobob

Date:	2/3/2005 - 5:30 PM
Name:	Mark
Email:	essex412hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Montreal, quebec, Canada
Comments:	Thanks for making my work day enjoyable. My friends have all been told about this site: we love this stuff!

Date:	2/3/2005 - 2:05 PM
Name:	Jeff
Email:	got_mandohotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Boise, Idaho, USA
Comments:	Great googly-mooglies Batman, I think Im hooked!

Date:	1/27/2005 - 6:34 PM
Name:	Jeff
Email:	theophilusbowlin2hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Chicago, IL, USA
Comments:	The broadcasts on your website give the hopeless man reason for hope and the sorrowful man reason for joy. I found your site not long ago and soon I'll have told everyone I know about it.

Date:	1/21/2005 - 2:05 PM
Name:	Linda Kattuah
Email:	lindainrepeat.com
Site:	http://www.inrepeat.com
Location:	Millerton, NY, USA
Comments:	Fabulous!! I can't get over it. All my favorites. What a treasure.

Date:	1/20/2005 - 11:12 PM
Name:	mike
Email:	mlbrunkespiritone.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Portland, Oregon, U.S. of A.
Comments:	I discovered your site literally 20 minutes ago. I am hooked! Long live old time music! thanks to dedicated fans like each and every one of us.

Date:	1/19/2005 - 8:55 AM
Name:	Clare-Louise Neilson
Email:	clareybellehotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Edinburgh, , Scotland
Comments:	Just to say many thanks for a great site. It's amazing to be able to listen to so many great banjo-players that I would never have heard of otherwise! Best wishes

Date:	1/17/2005 - 1:27 PM
Name:	Travis Belote
Email:	rbeloteutk.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Denver, Colorado, USA
Comments:	This is great. I have visited before, but never downloaded the winamp. I'm so glad I did. This is just great! I can't get over it.

Date:	1/11/2005 - 5:00 AM
Name:	georg
Email:	grtplus.at
Site:	http://www.race.at
Location:	, , austria/europe
Comments:	it's always great to be here on your excellent site... musical greetz from vienna/austria !!

Date:	1/4/2005 - 5:59 AM
Name:	jinlundi
Email:	jinlundi{a}yahoo.com.cn
Site:	http://
Location:	Beijing, , China
Comments:	great place for me to begin to know old time music! thanks

Date:	1/1/2005 - 2:22 PM
Name:	Annie Shay Lester
Email:	aslpjsnet.de
Site:	http://
Location:	Obenarnbach and Marrieta, Germany and Georgia, Germany, USA
Comments:	Reminds me of Little Grandpa and Grandma Marjorie listenin' to tunes that when I was younger and I hated that "noise",the radio crackled tunes after the obituary and prior to 8AM. Ol' time singin' would come in. Now, I lovethe songs! I left the blues and hard rock and have moved on to singular facination with the sounds of the hills. I'm a very new fan, and want to start building up a collection of music and the stories behind the various branches (or should I say grasses) of bluegrass. Thanks

Date:	12/30/2004 - 2:00 PM
Name:	Rodney Johnson
Email:	RODNEY.JOHNSONINDSYS.GE.COM
Site:	http://
Location:	BURLINGTON, NC, USA
Comments:	Great site!

Date:	12/21/2004 - 7:18 PM
Name:	Tim Reierson
Email:	contactkeystrings.com
Site:	http://www.keystrings.com
Location:	Yakima, WA, USA
Comments:	Thanks! A real old time treasure. Now have you linked on our website. Hope many others will enjoy and appreciate the music.

Date:	12/14/2004 - 9:47 PM
Name:	Brian Robertson
Email:	drmojobga.com
Site:	http://mojobanjo.blogs.com
Location:	Austin, TX, USA
Comments:	One of the absolute most astonishing sites on the Web -- thank you so much for all your work and your desire to keep Old Time music alive and live. Nothing else to say -- it's where my computer stays night after night after night. Brian

Date:	12/14/2004 - 3:22 PM
Name:	John Field
Email:	jfieldfield-geology.com
Site:	http://www.field-geology.com
Location:	Wilton, Maine, USA
Comments:	How absolutely delightfully wonderful! Old Time - all the time - I love it! My life is now complete!

Date:	12/10/2004 - 9:49 AM
Name:	Irene
Email:	1558hrvybellsouth.net
Site:	http://
Location:	New Orleans, LA, USA
Comments:	Thankyou for this show, and your website - I just found out about it from a fellow devotee on the OT Music list (COTMN [at] topica.com). It's so great to hear Old Time Music on the air - and so rare! Keep up the good work! Irene

Date:	11/28/2004 - 10:49 AM
Name:	MikeB
Email:	michael.bendzelamaine.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Standish, Maine, Blue States of America
Comments:	This site just might be the definition of Evil. A continuous old time stream? Free for compulsive fiddlers like me to access? That's just wrong.

Date:	11/28/2004 - 10:49 AM
Name:	Willie Johnson
Email:	wjohn20btinternet.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Bridge End, Shetland Isles, U.K.
Comments:	Best site on the internet.Thank you

Date:	11/13/2004 - 10:10 PM
Name:	Christine
Email:	bantrsvillesssnet.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Wooster, Ohio, USA
Comments:	I try to resist tuning in, cause I know I won't get anything else done or I'll be up to the wee hours of the morning! Can't wait for the new playlist with the "young fogies". Thanks for the old time.

Date:	11/13/2004 - 4:32 PM
Name:	Tom Mather
Email:	infobalconystudio.com
Site:	http://www.balconystudio.com
Location:	Andover, Ct, USA
Comments:	There's nothing quite like this site anywhere else, that I have found. I have it on whether I'm working on the woodshop, studio, or house. Perfect working music. You are also becoming the main resource for me showing the kids what old-timewas/is all about. I never thought I would be jamming with the computer before. Please don't change a thing. I especially love the multi-versions of the songs. Tom Mather

Date:	11/11/2004 - 7:27 AM
Name:	Steve Tunnicliff
Email:	Tunniaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Long Clawson, Leicestershire, U.K.
Comments:	My friend John Woodman (see July messages)pointed me here with "You'll like this". Had to wait for broadband but how right he was: it's just like trawling through my own record collection without the effort. I particularly like the mix of old time and pre-war blues and the juxtaposition of various versions of the same song or tune. Goodstuff. Thanks.

Date:	11/7/2004 - 12:37 PM
Name:	Gordon Banks
Email:	gebgordonbanks.com
Site:	http://http://www.gordonbanks.com/gordon/intere
Location:	Amity, Oregon, USA
Comments:	Thanks for doing this. I have wanted to do it, but didn't have the time. You have a splendid music collection! Good luck to you.

Date:	10/11/2004 - 4:41 PM
Name:	Erik Berg
Email:	immergutsafe-mail.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Berlin, , Germany
Comments:	Since a few days "Sugar in the Gourd" is my preferred filling station of joy and happiness. These wonderful, soulful songs are awaking and satisfying a big longing. Thank you and best wishes!

Date:	10/4/2004 - 9:25 PM
Name:	Wayne Hartman
Email:	Talley210comcast.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Chattanooga, Tennessee,
Comments:	It's easy to find blue grass and country but old time music is hard to find on the radio. I'm so happy to find you website. Thank you for providing such a welcome service.

Date:	10/4/2004 - 3:40 PM
Name:	Julie
Email:	spispirogers.com
Site:	http://stuff.igloons.com
Location:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	I absolutely love this radio station. I'm 27 and when you think of country at my age you automatically think of the dreaded 'new country'. All I can say that I greatly thank you for sharing your collection of independant music, and opening my ears to a sound I had never heard before. I always know that when I visit I'll hear something great.

Date:	9/20/2004 - 3:35 PM
Name:	Bil Farrar
Email:	biltymeyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	West Milton, oh, USA
Comments:	I’m an amateur musician of old tyme foot-stompers. I can’t tell you how thrilled I was to find your site on September 17th. Then today, I can’t get the music to play, but technical difficulties are mere trivia. Thank you for resurrecting such lovely melodies. I do so look forward to more.

Date:	9/15/2004 - 9:05 AM
Name:	Michi Mathias
Email:	michicompuserve.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Lewes, East Sussex, U.K.
Comments:	Thank you, thank you so much for providing this service for all of us to enjoy. I just LOVE this station! It's so hard to shut it down that I've gotten around to ordering a broadband connection yesterday so I won't have to anymore.

Date:	9/10/2004 - 1:30 PM
Name:	Louis Hyman
Email:	lhymangmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Cambridge, MA,
Comments:	I never thought I would hear Gid Tanner on the radio. I was, happily, incorrect. Keep up the work, this station is amazing. Thanks!

Date:	8/13/2004 - 11:35 AM
Name:	Carol Thompson
Email:	cthompsonbouvierkelly.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Greensboro, NC, USA
Comments:	The nicest sound that has come out of my computer in a long time. Love that Old Time sound. Thanks for making it so easy to listen. Carol

Date:	8/1/2004 - 4:27 PM
Name:	Joe McNally
Email:	work: jmbrink [at] tds.net home: banj
Site:	http://
Location:	Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, USA
Comments:	Hi John, been a while since I visited your site...you've improved it!! Thanks!! It is now much easier to stream and the tune selections seem better than ever...and I liked'em before!! I'm sure I'll be a more frequent visitor. Thank you from the bottom of my pea-picking heart. Joe

Date:	7/22/2004 - 2:57 PM
Name:	John Woodman
Email:	johneuphonon.demon.co.uk
Site:	http://
Location:	Goadby Marwood, Leicestershire, UK
Comments:	Back for my first visit in a couple of years after having a broadband connection installed yesterday. You are doing a great job, and I can see that I will be listening pretty much constantly from now on. Best regards from the heart of England.

Date:	7/20/2004 - 6:14 PM
Name:	jim holland
Email:	jhol111964sprintmailjunk.com
Site:	http://
Location:	athens, alabama, heart of dixie
Comments:	I'm back after a multi-year hiatus. Its nice to hear your music through the day. Tasteful, and thematically focused selections are great! I'm sure your listener audience will continue to grow.

Date:	7/16/2004 - 6:45 PM
Name:	David Cardwell
Email:	DCARDWELtampabay.rr.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Hudson, Fl., USA
Comments:	John As I have said in a past E-Mail,you are to be congratulated for puting together such a fantastic website.You are doing a tremendous service for your listeners and Oldtime Music.I listen to your Site for hours about everyday.The Links and Where to Buy have been very helpful in finding Oldtime Music.I have several different kinds of string instruments that I should be trying to learn, but I spend to much time listening to your Site.Thanks again for doing shuc a great job. Dave.

Date:	7/16/2004 - 12:31 AM
Name:	Jim Greenwald
Email:	staggerincomcast.net
Site:	http://http://www.live365.com/stations/staggeri
Location:	Lakewood, California, USA
Comments:	Your site and show is a fantastic resource for musicians and fans of Old Time Music. I totally enjoy the music and always come away with renewed inspiration for playing and guidance for new recording purchases. Keep up the good work !

Date:	7/14/2004 - 3:20 PM
Name:	Norman Gadoury
Email:	normangadouryyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Providence, RI, USA
Comments:	This isthe 5th hour of my first day listening to sugarinthegourd.com. And to think I picked the month you decided to feature old-time banjo. Just too fine for words

Date:	7/9/2004 - 1:46 PM
Name:	Warren Swan
Email:	wswanus.ibm.com
Site:	http://users.mo-net.com/swans
Location:	Washburn, MO, USA
Comments:	Love it! I really dig listening to Sugar in the Gourd while I'm at work. Can't get enough of it. Found out about your site from the folks at http://www.EverythingDulcimer.com.

Date:	7/6/2004 - 3:40 PM
Name:	Steve Millard
Email:	millarddesigncharter.net
Site:	http://www.toeriver.com ( not up yet )
Location:	Asheville, North Carolina, South Eastern USA
Comments:	Wow! Very, very nice stream of great old time music -- I love that you put on so many really old, scratchy album cuts. Please stay! -Steve

Date:	7/2/2004 - 5:22 PM
Name:	Robert Young
Email:	quasiunrealistyahoo.com
Site:	http://cs1.mcm.edu/~young3
Location:	Abliene, Texas, United States
Comments:	This is a incredible webstation. We are, or rather, I am oldtime starved here in abilene and so I listen to this station every chance I get! Keep It Up!

Date:	6/29/2004 - 6:51 PM
Name:	H�kan Sj�lin
Email:	hakan.sjolinmbox301.tele2.se
Site:	http://
Location:	J�nk�ping, , SWEDEN
Comments:	Thank's for the fantastic old-time music. I'm lisening all day, it's sad that we need to sleep,I maybe miss some nice tune. Keep the OLD-TIME playing, best whishes from SWEDEN.

Date:	6/27/2004 - 9:00 AM
Name:	Joe Newberry
Email:	joe.newberryncmail.net
Site:	http://www.bigmedmusic.com
Location:	Durham, NC, USA
Comments:	John, Absolutely love "S.I.T.G," many thanks for your labor of love. Big Medicine's new CD, "Fever in the South" is out, we'd like to get you a copy. Drop me a line and we'll send one off. Best, Joe Newberry p.s. We'll be up your way in September for the Delaware Valley B.G. Festival, and again in November doing something for the Brandywine Friends. Maybe we'll see you then.

Date:	6/25/2004 - 4:46 PM
Name:	Tom Ayres
Email:	tjayressbcglobal.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Palo Alto, CA, US
Comments:	Your music is fabulous, what a gift to humanity (or at least to the small fringe who like this kind of music) to have this available, full time. 30 years ago I ran a folk music show on a low watt campus radio station, so that perhaps a few dozen people could listen to folk music - here you are sending it to people all over the world. Give yourself a Nobel prize.

Date:	6/22/2004 - 2:29 AM
Name:	Acie Cargill
Email:	aciecargillaol.com
Site:	http://aciecargill.com
Location:	Chicago/Ky, Il/Ky, USA
Comments:	I want to thank you for playing some of my music on your program. I get a lot of people coming to my website from your playlists. So thanks again. And I have a new short cd with Missouri fiddler Andy Pennington. It really jumps and a copy is on the way.

Date:	6/15/2004 - 9:36 AM
Name:	Julie Duggan
Email:	ccsdugganteacher.com
Site:	http://www.dirtroadmolly.com
Location:	, New York,
Comments:	Sugar in the Gourd has made me very happy! I love to listen and hear all the different artists you play. As a clawhammer banjo player I can't get enough of the great oldtimey sound. Thank you for all the great tunes. MORE! -Julie Duggan "www.dirtroadmolly.com"

Date:	6/13/2004 - 4:36 PM
Name:	Rick Friend
Email:	ref9dvirginia.edu
Site:	http://mandomafia.com
Location:	Barboursville, Va., USA
Comments:	Thank you for making such wonderful music available.A fantastic resource for anyone interested in oldtime music.

Date:	5/21/2004 - 4:10 PM
Name:	Jim Littleton
Email:	kb4pyecharter.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Loudon, TN, USA
Comments:	My Mother, the late Anna Belle Carter, my Aunt Maxine Carter, my Uncles Gene And Oliver (Cob) Carter in the 1940's played their music on the Midway Merry go Round radio program in Knoxvile TN. My Grandfather Abe Carter was a cousin ofthe old origonal Carter family. I can remember back 55 years ago when the Carter Family and my family all sit together on the front porch one evening and played their music together all night long.That is the only time i can remember seeing the Carter Family all together like that. I sure wish i had pictures or a recording of that wonderful memory as a child. I love your station. Keep up The Good work. All the best to you...Jim Littleton

Date:	5/10/2004 - 11:44 AM
Name:	Site Visitor
Email:	nospamsorry.com
Site:	http://site-visitor.org.uk/
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Your site brings back lots of good memories for me.

Date:	5/2/2004 - 11:42 AM
Name:	Robert
Email:	rwspires1comcast.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Murfreesboro, Tennessee, U.S.A.
Comments:	In the days before we had TV (early 1950's)in the hills of old Kentucky, my parents would tune into a radio station every night which played the identical kind of music you're playing. It's some of my earliest memories of our home life. What a delight to be able to relive those days!

Date:	4/16/2004 - 7:30 PM
Name:	Billy & Sharon
Email:	sharonreddstewart.com
Site:	http://www.reddstewart.com
Location:	Norfolk, VA, USA
Comments:	We would like to invite you to visit our newly launched tribute site to Redd Stewart: www.reddstewart.com, a site launched in memory of Redd (co-writer of Tennessee Waltz, You Belong To Me, Slow Poke, Bonaparte's Retreat, Soldiers Last Letter, and many more!) Please sign our guest book so we know you stopped by! Did you ever record, perform, or meet Redd or Pee Wee King? We'd love to hear about it! Thank you. Billy (Redd's son) & Sharon

Date:	4/16/2004 - 2:50 PM
Name:	Todd Cleave
Email:	toddhcleavesbcglobal.net
Site:	http://
Location:	san juan bautista, California, usa
Comments:	Looks like a great site! Now I gotta figure out how to hear it! (I have the proverbial brown thumb re computers..it is hard to teach old dogs new tricks.) My "claim to fame/disrepute" is that I taught Pete Grant, Keith Nelson their first banjo rolls! I'd like to hear from anyone who remembers our struggles to get people to pay attention to old timey music around San Jose State circa 1960-1962, Monterey (DLI), Ace's Pizza, 1962-1967 (a very long continuing bluegrass and Old Time music tradition)!

Date:	4/10/2004 - 4:36 PM
Name:	Andrew Homsey
Email:	sittapusillanetscape.net
Site:	http://dosbirds.org
Location:	Kennett Square, PA, US o' A
Comments:	Best music on the web. Period. (I'm spreading the word)

Date:	4/1/2004 - 12:40 PM
Name:	Tim
Email:	tim at folktale dot net
Site:	http://folktale.net
Location:	Montpelier, VT, USA
Comments:	I love this stream. It makes my life at the computer so much more productive-- I'm thinking American music thoughts again.

Date:	3/23/2004 - 11:29 AM
Name:	Larry Toto
Email:	totorad.upenn.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Elkins Park, PA, USA
Comments:	Nice site. I go to Sugar in the Gourd at Lunchtime for some easy old timey listening. Thanks.

Date:	3/19/2004 - 5:01 PM
Name:	Leslie Plant
Email:	soapladylesliesgarden.com
Site:	http://www.lesliesgarden.com
Location:	Riverdale Park, MD, USA
Comments:	Another clawhammer banjo lover here. Thanks for this wonderful site -- and it works so easily. Your playlists good and varied. One of these days I have got to get DSL because my phone line is always tied up listening to great old time music.

Date:	3/2/2004 - 9:36 PM
Name:	Marcus Drake
Email:	marcusdrakeexcite.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Wailuku, Hawaii, USA
Comments:	I'm a holdover from the urban folkmusic revival from the early '60s...in LA, CA. It is delightful to hear the stuff you are playing, folks. Haven't heard Crockett Family Mountaineers since 1970! I didn't realize that Old Time Music was popular again. So cool to hear honest country music w/o the Tin Pan Alley or Nashville commercial influences. I'm a convert from cable bluegrass! Keep up the wonderful work to preserve honest back-porch music.

Date:	2/20/2004 - 10:30 AM
Name:	Udo K�ser
Email:	EMailfamilie-kaeser.com
Site:	http://--
Location:	N�rnberg, Bayern, Germany
Comments:	This is my Favourite-Site of Country-Music , all Time here in Germany I hear the fantastic Original-Country. Best Regards Udo (redired Railroad Engineer)

Date:	2/18/2004 - 8:36 PM
Name:	Robert Lam
Email:	robert.lamsbcglobal.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Dallas, TX,
Comments:	Great site! Thanks for your dedication to the music. Makes me want to get DSL.

Date:	2/17/2004 - 9:27 PM
Name:	Duncan Salmon
Email:	leapsalmonhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Baltimore, Maryland, Hew Hess Hay
Comments:	Bro, I finally got your site to play! I think it's blocked at work. Makes me feel like flat-footing. Keep up the great work!

Date:	2/13/2004 - 11:28 AM
Name:	Rod
Email:	frailingtiscali.co.uk
Site:	http://None Yet!
Location:	Chepstow, South Wales, United Kingdom
Comments:	Quality, hard to find stuff, keep it coming, keep it real - Oh any Banjo players in my area get in touch. Rod

Date:	2/5/2004 - 4:09 PM
Name:	Lawrence Ullman
Email:	larryaircondex.com
Site:	http://http://www.airconditioningexchange.com
Location:	Westlake Village, California, USA
Comments:	SITG is the best thing since sliced bread!

Date:	2/4/2004 - 8:30 PM
Name:	Martin
Email:	mailblackfootbrothers.com
Site:	http://www.blackfootbrothers.com
Location:	Plymouth, Devon, England
Comments:	Fab! Just emailed my fiddle player tell her about you!

Date:	2/2/2004 - 1:07 AM
Name:	Bill Ackerbauer
Email:	smokinbillaol.com
Site:	http://hometown.aol.com/smokinbill/index.html
Location:	Johnstown, NY, USA
Comments:	The Gourd keeps getting sweeter. Keep up the good work. Rootsy musicians in my area, drop me an e-mail sometime.

Date:	1/22/2004 - 12:05 AM
Name:	Jim Forrester
Email:	jforrester77yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Glasgow, Kentucky, USA
Comments:	John- Thank you for this site. I play clawhammer banjo and love to listen to the variety of artist that you have in your playlist. Again, thank you!!

Date:	1/8/2004 - 3:00 PM
Name:	Tom Collins
Email:	frailerhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Salem, MA, USA
Comments:	"Ode to the Banjo" (written especially for Sugar in the Gourd) OH BANJO!!! RINGY, DING, DINGY! THUMP, SCRUMP, PINGY! A Ping! A Twing! A Stomp, Brush, WINGY! The End

Date:	11/15/2003 - 3:57 PM
Name:	Gail Williams
Email:	gail3484aol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	London, , England
Comments:	Thanks for this fabulous station that I've just managed to tune into. You have great taste in music! Every track is a winner - How many stations can that be said of??? I'm amazed by the fact that I can actually listen to this wonderful stuff over here in England. Thanks again and please keep it going Gail Williams

Date:	11/5/2003 - 4:57 PM
Name:	C. Smith
Email:	weezingeezeryahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Smyrna, GA,
Comments:	Great site! Lots of good information and good links (sausage-free, no less!). It certainly makes my workday more palatable! Keep up the great work.

Date:	10/3/2003 - 4:28 PM
Name:	Odie "Park" Parkins
Email:	odiejatccs.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Cottageville, WV, USA
Comments:	Thanks for the tunes from West "By God" Virginia. This site really cooks. Even though some of the folks at work really dislike this stuff, that's what makes being the boss fun! They just don't realize I'm culturing them. This site is the best in the world.

Date:	7/28/2003 - 12:58 PM
Name:	Emmeline Broussard
Email:	emmelinecalicoconspiracy.com
Site:	http://calicoconspiracy.com
Location:	Washington, Louisiana, USA
Comments:	The best selection of great old-time music I have heard...I can't turn it off! Thank you for making REAL MUSIC more accessable! :-)

Date:	7/28/2003 - 9:38 AM
Name:	Ken Rosso
Email:	ken_rosso76yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Philadelphia, PA, USA
Comments:	I'm going to listen 'till my ears bleed moonshine

Date:	7/24/2003 - 4:33 AM
Name:	georg
Email:	grtplus.at
Site:	http://www.race.at
Location:	vienna, austria, europe
Comments:	really an excellent site - greetz from vienna !!

Date:	5/28/2003 - 9:13 PM
Name:	Geoff Bradford
Email:	gbradfordliberti.org
Site:	http://
Location:	Philadelphia, PA, USA
Comments:	Great to meet you last night at the Mermaid--I'm a novice banjo player, but love the Old-Time sound, loved your very cool banjo, and you have a great site. Thanks! If you ever want to grab a beer, give me a buzz...

Date:	5/28/2003 - 1:51 AM
Name:	Roger Kirchofer
Email:	Kirchoferarmsn.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Hagaman, New York, USA
Comments:	First Time at site' Like old time folk music and BANJOS

Date:	5/23/2003 - 4:07 AM
Name:	Bill Ackerbauer
Email:	smokinbillaol.com
Site:	http://www.mp3.com/smokinbill
Location:	Johnstown, New York, U.S.
Comments:	Hey, great site! I'm learning some great tunes off your playlist. Any old-time musicians in my area interested in forming a string band? I'm a guitar player, and I'm learning some clawhammer banjo and mandolin and harmonica. I'd love to get together with a fiddler or anybody else who plays traditional acoustic music. I'd like to form a duo or trio to play a variety of music - esp. old-timey, country blues, bluegrass, early jazz, celtic, cajun, folk - on traditional intstruments. Drop me a line at smokinbill [at] aol.com

Date:	5/7/2003 - 11:08 PM
Name:	Jerry Bohr
Email:	dravenacsnet,com
Site:	http://
Location:	Akron, Iowa,
Comments:	like the old-time authentic music from the south

Date:	3/25/2003 - 4:25 PM
Name:	Donny Oberg
Email:	donnyoberghotmail.com
Site:	http://saltygravy.spokane.wa.us/index.html
Location:	Pinehurst, Idaho, U S A
Comments:	Hello This site is just great. I can get it at work but it cuts in and out at home. Does it work through a household phone line? Anybody who understands this stuff please reply. Salty Gravy the only old time band for many, many milesaway. We are truly in virgin territory. I will listen to this great site every day once I can pick it up at home. Thanks for making it available. Your Old Time friend.....Donny Oberg

Date:	3/9/2003 - 10:11 AM
Name:	Larry Kemp
Email:	Larkemphotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Los Angeles, CA, USA
Comments:	best old-time site on the web

Date:	3/1/2003 - 6:21 PM
Name:	Crandall Woodson
Email:	cwoodson1comcast.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Stone Mountain, GA, USA
Comments:	Great music! Thanks for allowing us to listen to our heritage.

Date:	2/21/2003 - 2:05 PM
Name:	Mary Gick
Email:	mgickccs.carleton.ca
Site:	http://
Location:	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	Thanks for doing this, and thanks to Arnie Naiman in Toronto for letting the rest of us old-time music lovers know about this!

Date:	2/16/2003 - 8:48 PM
Name:	johnse ostman
Email:	father_jpcrabgrassmusic.com
Site:	http://www.crabgrassmusic.com
Location:	auke bay, alaska,
Comments:	i was just turned on to SITG by friend, fellow Reuben's String Band member, Crabgrass inspiration, and banjo player-Jack. your selection of tunes and artists is superb. as a student it is a privilege to have access to such great music while iam forced to whittle away (or procratinate)hours on a pc. thanks!

Date:	2/16/2003 - 12:04 AM
Name:	Brock Fillinger
Email:	kbfillinloyno.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Morgantown, WV, USA
Comments:	Thank you so much for putting up a great music site that stays true to the roots. It makes college work that much easier to deal with day in and day out. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Date:	1/31/2003 - 2:20 PM
Name:	John Brubaker
Email:	jhbruhashentel.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Luray, Virginia, USA
Comments:	Wow! what music. I love it. Haven't heard anything so enjoyable since my trip to Cliftop, WV. last August. Keep up the good work. I'll be here listening.

Date:	1/23/2003 - 6:40 PM
Name:	Arnie Naiman
Email:	arniemerriweather.ca
Site:	http://http://www.merriweather.ca
Location:	Aurora, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	Thank you for sending this music out for all of us, and also supporting the folks who play it!

Date:	1/17/2003 - 12:23 PM
Name:	Lynn Osmann
Email:	fincastlegilcox.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Roanoke, VA, USA
Comments:	Thanks, Tom (Boones Mill, VA), for telling me about this wonderful resource for old-time tunes. Nothing rounds out a day in the office more completely than "Sugar in the Gourd" playing in the background. It sure makes the paperwork seem less tedious. Lynn

Date:	1/15/2003 - 5:57 PM
Name:	Joe McNally
Email:	jmcnallyhsrassociates.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, USA
Comments:	John, Thank you so much for all of your hard work and dedication! I greatly appreciate your site. I especially like the mix of old and new...but all old-time. Joe McNally

Date:	1/15/2003 - 10:40 AM
Name:	Philip F. Gura
Email:	guraemail.unc.edu
Site:	http://www.unc.edu/~gura
Location:	Chapel Hill, NC, USA
Comments:	A wonderful site! The playlist is an education in itself for those who seek to know more about old-time music. Thanks for all your hardwork in keeping this up and running.

Date:	1/13/2003 - 2:03 PM
Name:	Dean Hill
Email:	deanhillrrohio.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Zanesville, Ohio, USA
Comments:	Great site. Got the address from Foot Stompin' Tom who plays a Washburn guitar in Boonesville, VA who gave it to my friend Lynn in Roanoke VA who then gave the site address to me. Passing it along to friends in Ohio.

Date:	1/2/2003 - 3:57 AM
Name:	Ken Lawson
Email:	ken.lawsonbtopenworld.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Reading, Berkshire, England, UK
Comments:	Hi John Your brother Pete put me onto your site and I'm very glad he did. I am into lot's of different types of music, blugrass, jazz, rock 'n' roll, blues, infact anything played (well) on the guitar. I have learned a few simple arrangements of fiddle tunes for the guitar, so to listen to your stream will only add to my knowledge and enjoyment of the music. Thanks for doing such a good job on explaining the facts regarding mp3 players, I will down-load the player you have recomended when I get home. Ken

Date:	12/31/2002 - 11:14 AM
Name:	Chip & Tish Arnold
Email:	godscountry4uhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Blairsville, Ga., U.S.A.
Comments:	Thanks for a wonderful website. What you're doing is important. I've pased this on to many friends.

Date:	12/25/2002 - 8:56 PM
Name:	Mystic
Email:	mysticmgbellsouth.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Birmingham, Alabama via Austin Texas via Miami Flori, USofA
Comments:	Thanks for providing this service of Americana to the people. With the corporate takeover of music at retail and the general lack of distribtion of great historical recordings by the controled coporate elite, it's nice that your providing another perspective on our national musical treasurey. Keep it up and Keep on keepin on!! Mystic

Date:	11/23/2002 - 7:39 AM
Name:	georg
Email:	grtplus.at
Site:	http://www.race.at
Location:	, , austria/europe
Comments:	this is really a nice site - great work ! greetings from vienna !

Date:	11/23/2002 - 7:16 AM
Name:	Bob Arbaugh
Email:	bob_lenoremyrealbox.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Waynesboro, VA, USA
Comments:	Great site! I love old time music and it's not found too often on the web. I love the links to the albums. Keep up the good work.

Date:	11/16/2002 - 9:17 PM
Name:	Brett Mitchell
Email:	mitchellbrett61aol.com
Site:	http://www.historicalpreservation.org/64th_ovi/
Location:	Nashville, TN, USA
Comments:	Wonderful Site. Its a relief to hear this old time bluegrass play on. I may be young but I have great taste. God Bless Bluegrass!

Date:	11/14/2002 - 11:50 AM
Name:	Mike Jarboe
Email:	fiddleplayer26yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Watervliet, NY,
Comments:	Thanks for the great site. Great idea having links to where to buy the recordings. And don't worry about channel 2 being down. I was going nuts changing channels anyway. Too hard to choose between wonderful music on channel 1 and excellent music on channel 2. I've learned a lot of tunes from this site, and remembered a bunch I'd forgotten about. This stuff should be piped into schools. Mike Jarboe

Date:	11/12/2002 - 6:38 PM
Name:	John Adams (Liberty Road String Ban
Email:	adamsfamopen.org
Site:	http://
Location:	Salem, Oregon, USA
Comments:	Fantastic page and music. Contrary to some folks' beliefs, we do have some hard core OT fiddlers and clawhammerers out here in w. Oregon. Music selections are terrific (hope I can find a way to resolve the breaks in streaming).

Date:	11/7/2002 - 6:40 PM
Name:	Bill Boyer
Email:	bboyerstormfront.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Rio Nido, CA, USA
Comments:	I have never enjoyed listening to music on the web as much as I do now, what a wonderful piece of work. Enjoyed meeting you at the Old Time Music Camp North and hope to see you again sometime. I have passed the site to all my friends

Date:	11/6/2002 - 9:25 AM
Name:	Charlie Burton
Email:	chickenrelaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Harmony, Pennsylvania, USA
Comments:	sugarinthegourd keep up the good work. I am a life long lover of old time music and dance.

Date:	11/5/2002 - 5:14 PM
Name:	Fania Fleissig
Email:	faniatoadmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Washington DC, , USA
Comments:	Love that old-timey music! It's hard to find on the radio most places so this site is a godsend.

Date:	10/21/2002 - 9:13 PM
Name:	Brent Bacome
Email:	catholicbrenthotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Hanford, CA, USA
Comments:	I love all the wonderful music I here on your station. I've already purchased in the last 24 hours six albums. Please, please keep up the good work. Your excellent!

Date:	10/21/2002 - 2:00 AM
Name:	John Dally
Email:	john_dallyhmco.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Burton, WA, USA
Comments:	Just came across your site this evening. Eck Robertson, man, I never would have guessed that's what he was all about. Wow. This is great.

Date:	10/19/2002 - 11:13 AM
Name:	harland gregory
Email:	deerdogvermontel.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Shrewsbury, Vermont, usa
Comments:	Love your site. I usually crank it up each am while I am getting ready for work. Helps me start the day in the right frame of mind. Many thanks. Hg.

Date:	9/30/2002 - 11:20 PM
Name:	James R. McDonald
Email:	AFJCA781aol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Moreno Valley, CA, USA
Comments:	Great music - Reminds me of old time picking and fiddling festivals in Kentucky. GO RENFRO VALLEY!

Date:	9/21/2002 - 4:20 PM
Name:	Pam Allan
Email:	pamallanattbi.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Bernardston, ma, usa
Comments:	Just found you by accident. This is the best! Love it!

Date:	9/18/2002 - 2:24 AM
Name:	Russell Dodworth
Email:	bagboy1bellsouth.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Deerfield Beach, Florida, USA
Comments:	I sure enjoy having your Live 365 station going whilst I do other tasks on the computer. However, I always have my fiddle within reach, to jam with some of these gem sounds. I played Old Time music when I played with Nebraska O.T. Fiddlers. Since moving to Florida, I have been strictly, with South Florida Bluegrass Assn., and travel to several Florida festivals throughout the winter. I would say that acoustic musicians are my closest friends or "family". I know that my new contactwith you, will help me get in touch with Old Time groups. Like riding a bike, you never forget those old songs. It just takes a little stroking.

Date:	8/9/2002 - 4:15 PM
Name:	wolfgang serno
Email:	wolfsernohotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	emmen, dr, holland
Comments:	A great website with many real old-time tunes you hardly ever hear. I should love to know the titles of the songs played. Go on this way and enjoy all lovers of old-time american (and celtict, too) music. Best regards Wolfgang

Date:	8/5/2002 - 10:01 PM
Name:	Dave Gustafson
Email:	dgustafson1kc.rr.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Kansas City, mo, usa
Comments:	Have been listening everyday since we read about Sugar in the Gourd and got RealPlayer to play it. The music is wonderful and to help defray costs, I'm mailing a check to show my appreciation and support. It is a very fine service that you are providing. Keep up the good work.

Date:	8/3/2002 - 12:17 PM
Name:	Jeff Kirk
Email:	chuckjchowaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Sherman, CT,
Comments:	Hi John, Great site! Wonderful tunes! Where else but net radio could you hear songs that echo our past like these do? It's a shame that our legislators and the mainstream music industry are making it so difficult to produce quality programs such as yours. On a separate note, I know you were active in the Fiddlers Aid benefit for David Bass a year or so ago. Since then I haven't heard much about how he is faring. Have you heard anything? So, anyway, keep those great tunes coming. There ARE people out there listening and loving it! Regards, Jeff Kirk

Date:	8/3/2002 - 12:51 AM
Name:	John Balch
Email:	johndbalchhotmail.com
Site:	http://www.johnbalchmusic.com
Location:	Murfreesboro, TN, USA
Comments:	Fantastic site! I love this music. Thanks for making it available online. I'll be a regular listener.

Date:	8/2/2002 - 10:58 AM
Name:	Robert F. Laferriere (benji)
Email:	benjiooosuscom-maine.net
Site:	http://na.
Location:	Brunswick, Maine, usa
Comments:	Love your site and the music that you play, I love that old time music. Keep up the great music.I have your site listed in my "favorites" folder benji

Date:	7/27/2002 - 9:30 PM
Name:	Doug Campbell
Email:	campfamadelphia.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Burlington, Vermont, USA
Comments:	Heaven on earth! A very big time.Full time old time. My 78s get played very little now. Thanks.

Date:	7/22/2002 - 5:51 PM
Name:	Ken Perlman
Email:	kenperlmanaol.com
Site:	http://www.kenperlman.com
Location:	ARlington, MA, 02474
Comments:	John As soon as I figure out how to do it, I'll be listening to your show on my computer as much as I can! And thanks again for playing "Northern Banjo!" Ken

Date:	7/19/2002 - 9:20 PM
Name:	Mary Keller
Email:	bokchoymac.com
Site:	http://
Location:	San Francisco, ,
Comments:	I really enjoy this site. You have some very good music. Just what I like! Good work!

Date:	7/19/2002 - 11:33 AM
Name:	Robert F. Laferriere...(Benji)
Email:	benjiooosuscom-maine.net
Site:	http://na
Location:	Brunswick, Maine, usa
Comments:	I love what you have here, I have been educating myself. Keep up the good work. I shall return to your web Regards Benji

Date:	7/17/2002 - 1:22 PM
Name:	barb hansen
Email:	fiddlerscbs.org
Site:	http://http://www.sfbluegrass.org
Location:	san francisco, california, usa
Comments:	I love this program. Thanks for putting so much time, effort and heart into it. Such a thrill to have this great old time music come over the web and make my day! It's really inspired me to look into some new music and artists. Thanks again!

Date:	5/21/2002 - 10:18 PM
Name:	Quinton Bradford
Email:	Pwatchfixraol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Greensboro, nc, usa
Comments:	This has got to be the best thing on the internet! Keep up the good work!!!

Date:	5/4/2002 - 6:22 AM
Name:	Jonathan
Email:	magickhavenhotmail.com
Site:	http://www.thistlepatch-farm.cjb.net
Location:	Dumfries, Virginia, USA
Comments:	I love the name of this radio station. Couldnt have picked a mor eperfect name, it feels sweet and down-south, like the music. I have searched all over for Appalachian music and am extremely happy to find it. My heart is in the mountains of Virginia, where my ancestors lived for 2 centuries. And your music speaks to my soul =)

Date:	5/1/2002 - 10:21 AM
Name:	tim s.
Email:	leyenbrecherhotmail.com
Site:	http://www.unm.edu/~jphill/streetlegal.html
Location:	albuquerque, nm, usa
Comments:	just a note to tell how much many of us here in albuquerque appreciate your "live365" old-time music station, "sugar in the gourd"! t. s.

Date:	4/27/2002 - 9:12 PM
Name:	LeAnne Martin
Email:	leannemameritech.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Ann Arbor, MI, US
Comments:	Love the station. I can't sit back and enjoy it. I have to always be at my computer to see who this or that artist is. Great stuff. Thanks. LeAnne

Date:	4/25/2002 - 1:25 PM
Name:	Ronald H Tester
Email:	capnront1aol.com
Site:	http://www.coastalclub,net/tester205541
Location:	Lexington, Kentucky, USA
Comments:	Your show is absolutely fantastic, dont know what I would do if you weren't around. Keep up the GREAT work and the music alive. Anyone out there in Lexington, Ky area, give me an email, would like to get together and play and learn more. Thanks Capn Ron T

Date:	4/23/2002 - 5:17 AM
Name:	Zena
Email:	mzenamindspring.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Asheville, NC, USA
Comments:	One of the greatest things to happen to Old Time in 2002---Sugar in the Gourd! At last, a place to hear our beloved music whenever we want! Thanks John!

Date:	4/18/2002 - 3:22 PM
Name:	John Salmon
Email:	johnsugarinthegourd.com
Site:	http://sugarinthegourd.com
Location:	Philadelphia, PA, USA
Comments:	Wendy -- Wow, Vancouver, what a beautiful place. My wife and I were there in Fall of 2000. Almost didn't come back! Have you tried the Stilton cheesecake w/ rhubarb compote from Diva at the Met? Wow! I am registered w/ Live365and don't get much email from them. Maybe one message every 2 weeks, and it's mostly good stuff like "editor's picks" for best stations (SITG has been included in the past). But I don't think you really need to register -- just tune in through this website and listen via an MP3 player on your computer -- see the FQA section if you have any problems. Thanks for writing & listening... John

Date:	4/18/2002 - 2:47 AM
Name:	Wendy Cutler
Email:	wcutlertelus.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Vancouver, BC, Canada
Comments:	Greetings from an ex-Philadelphian computer programmer living in Vancouver (for 30 years). I've just discovered this station and Live365. I almost registered to save this station in my settings, but the Live360 user agreement sounds like I have to agree to their giving my email to any advertisers they feel like giving it or selling it to. You could assure me you don't get junk mail and I'll sign up.

Date:	4/17/2002 - 12:02 PM
Name:	les jones
Email:	lcjonesmis.net
Site:	http://www.croakingfrogmusic.com
Location:	dog walk, kentucky, us of a
Comments:	firstly, i would like to thank john for all the hard work involved in building and maintaining Sugar In The Gourd. it's an absolute delight listening to real music. i've spent hours upon hours searching for Appalachian/Old Timey music on the net. my search is over. of course, my heros are doc watson, oh and tommy jarrell, and lillie mae ledford .... <g> but john, you've put all that sound together.... so yer at the top of the heap! i flat-top and frail for fun and sanity up here in dog walk. by the way, we have one stop sign, no waiting! best to you john, les jones dog walk, ky Save Yourself - Plant Trees and Play Music.

Date:	4/15/2002 - 4:55 PM
Name:	David Batten
Email:	djbattenhotmail.com
Site:	http://bobvillemusic.com
Location:	Pilot Mountain, NC, USA
Comments:	Great to hear some Surry Country, North Carolina sounds on your channel. I was listening along at work and thought I recognized someone. What a surprise, it was the Pilot Mountain Bobcats, some friends of mine from over in Westfield. I called Nancy & Bill Sluys up and told them, but the song was over by then. I also heard some Riley Baugus earlier in the day. How about some Man Alive! too? Check out their website (above), for links the Surry County Sound. Thanks for the great old time tunes, and keep up the good programming.

Date:	3/28/2002 - 8:17 PM
Name:	Scott Boyd
Email:	kingbeeearthlink.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Glendale, CA, USA
Comments:	thanks a ton for giving us the real deal for oldtime music, fiddle tunes, banjo clawing and all the rest! This is my daily listening if I'm not sawing away on my fiddle...SOCKEYE RULES!!! OLDTIME LIVES!!!..."where's my rosin???"

Date:	3/25/2002 - 10:31 PM
Name:	Stewart McPHail
Email:	mac.phsympatico.ca
Site:	http://
Location:	Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	A wonderful station/site indeed. This must be what Radio Heaven is like!!! Please don't go away..... ever.

Date:	3/23/2002 - 10:00 PM
Name:	Doug Campbell
Email:	campfamadelphia.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Burlington, Vermont, USA
Comments:	Whoa! What a great site. This is what radio should offer and now it does. Gid Tanner for breakfast is like being near heaven. A very big time.

Date:	3/22/2002 - 4:41 PM
Name:	Caroline Diessel
Email:	cfd211nyu.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Brooklyn, New York, USA
Comments:	Thanks for posting to Fiddle-L! It's great to hear the streaming music and know where to buy what I like, too. I'm a graduate student and I've been playing fiddle for 1 1/2 years.

Date:	3/21/2002 - 11:20 AM
Name:	john schwab
Email:	johnduckshoes.org
Site:	http://
Location:	Bethesda, MD, US
Comments:	Yow!! John--I am so glad that you posted to fiddle-l, since I hadn't known about sugarinthegourd.com, and I am now completely hooked. Not only is it a treat to be able to listen to streaming OTM, but the selection is absolutely first-rate. All these great source musicians, and interpreters who stick close to the roots. This is where it's at! I hate to think about my productivity here at work, though....

Date:	3/12/2002 - 10:08 AM
Name:	Ralph Yingling
Email:	ryfiddleraol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Monroe, WA, USA
Comments:	I listen to your site all day at work- drives my co workers nuts, but they are learning to like the music. Keep up the good work, I learn new things from every new play list!

Date:	3/10/2002 - 11:35 PM
Name:	Rudy Kozik
Email:	aileron318prodigy.net
Site:	http://http://
Location:	San Jacinto, Calif., U.S.A.
Comments:	hello , i don't know how i found this station ,but it is 'GREAT" i play clawhammer banjo and like the music that is on this station, thank you for your efforts in keeping this music alive, i grew up in the hills of old Kentucky where this was the music i heard as a child,, and as i get older some how the call of my old Kentucky home is calling me home , and this type of music brings back some of those childhood memories that have long been buried,, thanks and keep the spirit alive....rudy

Date:	1/29/2002 - 11:29 PM
Name:	Bill Miller
Email:	BillMillerRichwoodMusic.com
Site:	http://www.RichwoodMusic.com
Location:	Richwood, OH, USA
Comments:	Great site! I am firing my local, public radio station! I play and teach Old Time fiddle and banjo, and your site is a welcome background for all the time I waste on the computer... Bill

Date:	1/20/2002 - 5:12 AM
Name:	Hugh Miller
Email:	hughwigglers.demon.co.uk
Site:	http://ess.ntu.ac.uk/miller/personal.htm
Location:	Nottingham, , England
Comments:	Wonderful to find such great music on my desktop over here in Europe. I like the site too: nice clean straighforward design. Keep up the public service. Thanks.

Date:	1/5/2002 - 8:12 PM
Name:	Arkansas Red-Ozark Troubadour
Email:	shadywdipa.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Eureka Springs, Arkansas, USA
Comments:	Hot Dog! Buddy let's go! I finally found a place that ain't playin' that trash that is floodin' the airwaves. Good luck to ya and keep up the good work. Arkansas Red-Ozark Troubadour Ozark Mountains, Arkansas

Date:	1/3/2002 - 12:22 AM
Name:	Mary Keller
Email:	bokchoymac.com
Site:	http://
Location:	San Francisco, California, USA
Comments:	This is a wonderful site! I'm ordering some children's records for my granddaughter. Thanks for putting this together. It is a valuable resource.

Date:	1/1/2002 - 9:53 PM
Name:	Stephen O'Regan
Email:	pipewerxyahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Toledo, Ohio, USA
Comments:	Was just stumbling around and found you thru 365. This is a nice resource for old-time. I have been playing primarily clawhammer banjo, but also play mandolin, guitar, autoharp, hammered dulcimer,.....and am trying out the fiddle..(if the wife doesn't kill me first)....I'll be watching your site closely for more great info and links....thanks for your efforts!

Date:	12/15/2001 - 5:11 PM
Name:	robert f. laferriere
Email:	benjiooosuscom-maine.net
Site:	http://
Location:	brunswick, maine, usa
Comments:	great station I'm very pleased with all this old timey music. keep up the good work.bob

Date:	11/6/2001 - 11:37 PM
Name:	Kahoru
Email:	k_fiddlerlivedoor.com
Site:	http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zn5k-krkw/
Location:	saitama, saitama, Japan
Comments:	I always listen to your 'Sugar in the Gourd'. I am enjoying it. Thank you.

Date:	10/17/2001 - 8:01 PM
Name:	barb
Email:	fiddlerbest.com
Site:	http://http://www.sfbluegrass.org
Location:	san francisco, ca, us
Comments:	great music...but i can't get it to work from your site...so i searched for it on the live365 site... when i try to use it here, i get a "invalid data" error... anyways, glad to find this! Barb

Date:	9/7/2001 - 4:03 PM
Name:	steve buckingham
Email:	sbuckinghamlowenstein.com
Site:	http://
Location:	northern NJ, ,
Comments:	Great site. The play lists are terrific. Keep up the good work.

Date:	8/31/2001 - 1:27 PM
Name:	billy cornette
Email:	rounderstcia.net
Site:	http://www.reedisland.com
Location:	Hillsville, VA, USA
Comments:	John, Thanks for all the great music. When home alone I keep company with Sugar in the Gourd constantly. By the way thanks for your help in getting Winamp installed. You are a great friend to us rounders and old time fiends around the world! All the best, billy

Date:	8/31/2001 - 9:00 AM
Name:	Kathleen Pantaleo
Email:	pantaleovt.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Blacksburg, Virginia, USA
Comments:	Whistle While You Work--THAT's what you should call this site! Thanks, John, for the GREAT tunes.

Date:	8/30/2001 - 11:40 PM
Name:	matt phillips
Email:	monkeytimealltel.net
Site:	http://
Location:	white, ga, the u. s. of a.
Comments:	sweet milk and peaches! great station. it's about time i tell you (not in person) how great the site is. always a joy to listen to. well, gotta get back to my dooling but sugar in the gourd is keeping me compay once again. take care, matt.

Date:	8/27/2001 - 11:08 PM
Name:	mjolley
Email:	maxsus3blueridge.net
Site:	http://
Location:	rutherfordton, NC, USA
Comments:	You're doing a great job. See you soon Max

Date:	8/25/2001 - 8:39 PM
Name:	volunteer
Email:	y2kchuck2000yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Comments:	What A nice site. I found this site while searching for bluegrass on live365.com ( i broadcast there too). This is a great site and you have put a lot of hard work into it.

Date:	8/25/2001 - 7:01 PM
Name:	William
Email:	si1vertipatt.net
Site:	http://
Location:	, Colorado, USA
Comments:	Like the Sugar in the Gourd station. Keep it up. Learned about it from the banjo-list

Date:	8/24/2001 - 3:16 PM
Name:	Paul Arthur
Email:	ptarthurga.prestige.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Cumming, GA, USA
Comments:	I have only visited a time or two but I plan to come back for more. Please keep me posted on any upcoming local pickin' jams.

Date:	8/24/2001 - 12:24 AM
Name:	Gordon Willison
Email:	g.willisonsk.sympatico.ca
Site:	http://
Location:	Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Comments:	Thank You for your efforts in putting this together. 24

Date:	8/23/2001 - 9:47 PM
Name:	Jim Stanko
Email:	jstankoaccessgate.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Blairstown, NJ, USA
Comments:	Looks like a really neat site. Now all I have to do is figure out how to get an MP3 player installed on my PC. It seems like technology is always getting in the way of a good tune...

Date:	8/23/2001 - 6:49 PM
Name:	Marc Perdue
Email:	marcperdueadelphia.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Crozet, VA, USA
Comments:	John, I love your site! You've got a wonderful selection of music that sure beats the pants off of most of the internet radio stations I _used_ to listen to all the time . . . Hober, NetRadio, local radio station WNRN . . . Keep up the good work! Marc Perdue

Date:	8/23/2001 - 6:41 PM
Name:	Jim Hady
Email:	roadrunner_hbc82yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Currently Norfolk, soon to be Erwin, Currently VA, soon to be TN, United States of America.
Comments:	Hi John...... Got your site from the Old-Time-ell mail. Glad to finally get to see it. I am currently in the Navy, in Norfolk, VA, but am retiring in October to Erwin, TN...thats in the Northeast Corner. Cool site....glad you posted it. My plan is to attend ETSU and get a bachelor and Masters Degree, and also to be enrolled in the Appalachian Studies Minor for regional folk music, and the Bluegrass and Country Music Program. Unfortunately, this specific computer that I am on (ina computer room on the base) doesn't have music capability, so I will have to find one that does. Jim Hady

Date:	8/23/2001 - 6:27 PM
Name:	Ted Sims
Email:	ted at tedsims.com
Site:	http://tedsims.com/atloldtime
Location:	Atlantish, GA, USA
Comments:	Hey John this is nifty!

Date:	8/23/2001 - 6:15 PM
Name:	Mike and Molly
Email:	MMWhiteaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	West Chester, PA, USA
Comments:	Keep up the good work...your site is cool

Date:	8/23/2001 - 1:54 PM
Name:	mike jarboe
Email:	toc26hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	watervliet, ny, usa
Comments:	Great site for great music. A terrific place to pick up tunes.

Date:	8/23/2001 - 12:54 PM
Name:	John Salmon
Email:	johnsugarinthegourd.com
Site:	http://sugarinthegourd.com
Location:	Decatur, GA, USA
Comments:	Robert -- comparing me to Joe Bussard is completely ridiculous, but it almost won you the CD. I will not reveal whether or not the magic number has been reached yet...so keep those cards & letters coming, folks! All the best, John

Date:	8/23/2001 - 11:37 AM
Name:	Shelah Spiegel
Email:	ifiddleryahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Fountain Valley, CA, US
Comments:	I just joined the old time ell list, so just found out about this website. Congrats for putting it together, I know it takes a lot of hard work. Does this mean that I can win the CD now that I've signed the guestbook <g>? I am a fiddle performer/teacher here in Southern California, 17 years teaching experience. Always glad to answer questions too.

Date:	8/23/2001 - 11:07 AM
Name:	Richard Averack
Email:	raverackvistacons.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Clarkesville, GA, USA
Comments:	Great seeing you the other day at the Reed Island Rounders concert. I also want to thank you for this site. You are doing a service to the music community.

Date:	8/23/2001 - 9:57 AM
Name:	Robert Harman
Email:	reharman51hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	London, Kentucky, U.S.A.
Comments:	Wow, what a great site. I haven't heard some of these tunes for a long time. Reminds me of my friend Joe Bussard in Frederick, Maryland. He's a serious Old-Time Record Collector. Has thousands of old 78's. Keep up the good work. Bob, London, KY

Date:	8/23/2001 - 9:38 AM
Name:	John Salmon
Email:	johnsugarinthegourd.com
Site:	http://sugarinthegourd.com
Location:	Decatur, GA, USA
Comments:	Sharon -- I think your browser won't play the audio stream b/c CDC blocks it. Melinda can't listen either (folks -- my wife Melinda works for CDC as does Sharon). For some reason, the Fed'l Gov't doesn't think thathaving its employees listening to OT music at work is a good use of taxpayer dollars. Of course, I disagree!

Date:	8/23/2001 - 9:11 AM
Name:	David Prine
Email:	dprinenorthwestern.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Evanston, IL, USA
Comments:	Great station. At last some of my kind of music. Keep up the good work.

Date:	8/23/2001 - 9:05 AM
Name:	Rob Hutten
Email:	robhutten.org
Site:	http://www.hutten.org/rob
Location:	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Comments:	Great stuff! Keep it up. -Rob

Date:	8/23/2001 - 8:56 AM
Name:	Sharon Bloom
Email:	sbloomcdc.gov
Site:	http://
Location:	Atlanta, GA,
Comments:	I just love the music list, if I could only get my browser to play it, I could really enjoy it. Sharon

Date:	8/23/2001 - 8:37 AM
Name:	Bryan Konsler
Email:	bkonslerfletcher.ces.state.nc.us
Site:	http://
Location:	Fletcher, NC, USA
Comments:	Sugar-In-The-Gourd is a great way to relax if you have to work behind a keyboard and monitor. The music selections are varied enough to avoid monotony, but the old-time theme is ever-present. Thanks John.

Date:	8/22/2001 - 9:50 AM
Name:	R Yingling
Email:	ryfiddleraol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Monroe, WA, US
Comments:	Your web page makes my work day go faster and much more pleasantly. It also allows me to pick up new tunes to learn. Thank you for your hard work!

Date:	8/14/2001 - 12:03 AM
Name:	Pam Berger
Email:	bergernetstream.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Milwaukee, WI, USA
Comments:	Hello John, I am greatly enjoying the music, and I think it's fine to add an old blues tune once in a while. I did notice. This is my new favorite station when I've heard Hearts of Space 10 times and need to wake up for a while. Perhaps you would be interested to know that in the Upper Midwest when someone refers to "Old Time" music it generally means something entirely different than what you are playing, which we would call Appalachian music. What we wouldcall "Old Time" music here would be old waltzes and schottisches and polkas, probably played on an accordion or concertina or piano, often in German or Polish, as well as old American songs from about the 1890s to about the 1940s. It'

Date:	7/25/2001 - 12:28 AM
Name:	John Salmon
Email:	johnsugarinthegourd.com
Site:	http://sugarinthegourd.com
Location:	Decatur, GA, USA
Comments:	Thanks Danny!! I don't have those Edden Hammonds CDs and can't wait to listen to those and the John Johnson, which looks FANTASTIC. Sugar in the Gourd listeners: you'll be hearing some cuts from these recordings as soon as Iget them! Best wishes, John

Date:	7/24/2001 - 12:59 PM
Name:	Danny Williams
Email:	press01wvu.edu
Site:	http://www.as.wvu.edu/press
Location:	Morgantown, WV,
Comments:	Great site! I am sending the three recordings I have produced for WVU Press: Edden Hammons vols 1 and 2; and John Johnson, Strange Creek Fiddling, 1947.

Date:	6/21/2001 - 2:27 PM
Name:	leslie
Email:	videoartstarhotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	toronto, ontario, canada
Comments:	thank you- i've been looking so long for this kind of music and now i actually know what i've been looking for. So glad your doing this it means alot to me to hear music that can get under my skin this way

Date:	6/10/2001 - 11:48 PM
Name:	Johnny Knowles
Email:	bailbondsmaol.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
Comments:	THANK YOU , THANK YOU, THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL JOHN HARTFORD TRIBUTE ! I HAVE LISTENED TO IT NONSTOP SINCE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AND IT IS NOW 10:49 PM ON SUNDAY NIGHT. WHA A WONDERFUL MUSICIAN, HUMORIST AND GENTLE SOUL. HE WILL NOT SOONBE FORGOTTEN.

Date:	6/8/2001 - 3:50 PM
Name:	Steve Rockwell
Email:	rockwellqwestonline.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Arlington, Virginia,
Comments:	Thanks for playing the John Hartford tribute. His music and memories of the "Goodle Days" will live on.

Date:	6/4/2001 - 8:36 PM
Name:	Billy F Crouse
Email:	bfcrousebellsouth.net
Site:	http://
Location:	locust, nc, us
Comments:	Very good music.enjoying it very much

Date:	6/4/2001 - 12:00 AM
Name:	Brian & Candy League
Email:	bleaguepacbell.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Pasadena, California, US
Comments:	great music.... I got my computer linked up to my home music system. No more having to listen to FM radio and its lack of variety and non-commercial music thanks

Date:	5/30/2001 - 3:30 PM
Name:	Chet Kass
Email:	cdkasscox-internet.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Mountain Home, AR, USA
Comments:	See e-mail sent this date. 05/30/2001

Date:	5/26/2001 - 4:03 PM
Name:	Linda
Email:	ralph.gouldverizon.net
Site:	http://http://www.cranberrycreekphoto.homestead
Location:	Burdett, NY,
Comments:	Ahhhh...... So nice to sit here on a rainy day and listen to some great music while reading a book. It's almost like the music is coming out of an old radio rather than a computer. Thanks so much. Now I will know which music I want to order. Linda

Date:	4/9/2001 - 12:16 PM
Name:	John Salmon
Email:	johnsugarinthegourd.com
Site:	http://sugarinthegourd.com
Location:	Decatur, GA, USA
Comments:	Thanks, Lisa (Stumelia)! S.H. runs a cool website w/ lots of neato bumper stickers & t-shirts that will be of interest to anyone who likes this station. -- John

Date:	4/9/2001 - 8:53 AM
Name:	Strumelia Harmonia
Email:	Strumeliaworldnet.att.net
Site:	http://harmonias.com
Location:	Chatham (Home of Harmonia's Bi, NY,
Comments:	I really enjoy listening to this station while surfing or emailing. The buzz is: it's good for you, and it tastes real Sweet!

Date:	3/26/2001 - 8:25 PM
Name:	matt phillips
Email:	monkeytimealltel.net
Site:	http://
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Comments:	hey pal! up late listening and had a quick thought. you ever consider having any instructional videos represented or providing links to buying videos as well? just thinking about that nice video set that melanie got me of tommy jarrell (all the profits went to his family) and i know she had to do some serious snooping to find it. also, i'm sure bob carlin or brad leftwich would be happy to be linked-up. just a thought...matt.

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