Thanks for the add!! I just wanted to say, once again "you deliver the goods". Great vibe.....Big Ol' Shoes is a slam dunk!!
Chart it with a bullet. Let's keep in touch.
Hi there Kirk, I see you and Jonathan will be coming to Cape Town soon. This is really great news. I am looking forward to watch your show again. Regards.
Hello Kirk, I was hoping you'd pick up on this site. Check out my shots of you at The Capital Jazz Fest, The Norwalk Jazz Fest and the recording of The Gospel According To Jazz, Part III. Please say hello to Uncle Peanuts for me.
Blessings Mr. Whalum!:) I was glad to finally meet you during that "BWB" tour a few years back & also when Marcus Miller's gig got rained out about 3years ago. You are one of my favorites & I've always dug your sound on those earlier Bob James cds.:) Stay cool & you are sooo important to this website because of the knowledge & positive energy that you share! Peace & enjoy doing "yo thang" up here!:)...Noelle:)
p.s. Please tell Mr. James I send respectful well wishes!:) Thanks!!:)
Hi Kirk,
Welcome to the Network. I saw you years ago in Atlanta when you stopped your show and gave an awesome testimony in Club Eschilon (I think that was the name, LOL) about your life. It was very moving. I hope your show was great at the Long Beach Jazz Festival this weekend. Linda Morgan invited me to this network who works for that company. This is a great place to be.
How are you and the family? Just doing my radio show in Cape Town right now so I thought I'd say howzit. My dear 82 year old mom still talks about the Gospel Concert on last years North Sea Jazz Cruise. Will write you soon. Regards to the family.
So happy to see many fellow Memphian's on the site, George Caldwell, Dr. Bill Hurd, including myself, I'm quite there are some others. I started the James Austin Musicians Assistant Program and want to personally thank you for showing interest in the organization. I admire your warmth and spirituality.
Hi Kirk, I am a huge fan of your work. I have a Jazz radio show on BBC in Britain and would love to do an interview some time to promote you in the UK. If that suits, please get in touch. I am leaving a link to the show so you can check its suitability. Walter Becker and Jim Beard have been guests in the last few weeks. Many thanks, Linley
www.bbc.co.uk/radioulster/aftermidnightlinley/
It's exciting to see you here on TJN landscape! We met on the North Sea Cruise '07, (I mentioned and my sister and niece(who plays violin) met you at Centennial Park with the family. I posted some of my most favorite photos to my page of your performance on the cruise & at the AHOY Center, Rotterdam!
Hey Kirk ...
Welcome to our Family here at TJN ~ Hope You will have a Lot of Fun with us --- as we have Great Talent, and Sounds at this very Special 24/7- J@zzClub !!
... it is really nice to have You to join us ! ~ Your Life-Long Fan
You surely will be a Real Asset here !!
Would be a Great Honour to be Your Friend ...
Regards;
xdrd
Sooo, happy "you" are here Mr. Whalum!:) I was soo glad to finally meet you when Marcus Miller got rained out in a few years back & I have always admired your sound since the days of listening to various cds by Bob James! If you see Mr. James around , please give him my best! Much respect & this is a cool blessed site! Ms Jackson is amazing! Peace...N:) p.s.I was happy to see Barbara Weathers that day too!:)
By the way my father lives in Jackson Tenn and is a musician too Organist and Pianist and has a Orchestra he conducts. You will have to check them out some time. They are always performing in Memphis.
Hi there welcome to TNJ you are genius and I am a huge fan.....If you in town let me know and I am there. Check out Jazzmatic when you have a chance...They are off the hook funky radical Jazz Fusion....come on out to my Silent Auction too if your in town. Check out the events section here. Take care
Dr. Moira
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Thanks for the add!! I just wanted to say, once again "you deliver the goods". Great vibe.....Big Ol' Shoes is a slam dunk!!
Chart it with a bullet. Let's keep in touch.
Peace,
AW
Have a good weekend.
Enrico
Taylor
p.s. Please tell Mr. James I send respectful well wishes!:) Thanks!!:)
Welcome to the Network. I saw you years ago in Atlanta when you stopped your show and gave an awesome testimony in Club Eschilon (I think that was the name, LOL) about your life. It was very moving. I hope your show was great at the Long Beach Jazz Festival this weekend. Linda Morgan invited me to this network who works for that company. This is a great place to be.
Letitia
How are you and the family? Just doing my radio show in Cape Town right now so I thought I'd say howzit. My dear 82 year old mom still talks about the Gospel Concert on last years North Sea Jazz Cruise. Will write you soon. Regards to the family.
Eric Alan
So happy to see many fellow Memphian's on the site, George Caldwell, Dr. Bill Hurd, including myself, I'm quite there are some others. I started the James Austin Musicians Assistant Program and want to personally thank you for showing interest in the organization. I admire your warmth and spirituality.
Simply J.P.
www.bbc.co.uk/radioulster/aftermidnightlinley/
It's exciting to see you here on TJN landscape! We met on the North Sea Cruise '07, (I mentioned and my sister and niece(who plays violin) met you at Centennial Park with the family. I posted some of my most favorite photos to my page of your performance on the cruise & at the AHOY Center, Rotterdam!
Best, Evette Dorham
Chele Cobham... (Wayne's wife)
BE Blessed
Wayne
Welcome to our Family here at TJN ~ Hope You will have a Lot of Fun with us --- as we have Great Talent, and Sounds at this very Special 24/7- J@zzClub !!
... it is really nice to have You to join us ! ~ Your Life-Long Fan
You surely will be a Real Asset here !!
Would be a Great Honour to be Your Friend ...
Regards;
xdrd
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