Hello Robben. I apologize for not gettin' back with ya right away, I didn't have access to a computer for a while, but now I'm back online my friend, and I would love to rap witcha. By the way, you're an amazin' cat. One Love.
well hello there Robben! thank you for your invite! When I was living in Europe my guitarist turned me on to your songs and we started playing them in my band Street Corner Blues. BIG fun big fan of yours! If you are in town I would love to invite your wife and to a performance of mine at Vibrato, in Belaire. 2930 beverly glen 630 -1030...... yeah I know early!!!! LOL hope to see you both there! would love to JAM with you too!!!
Hi Robben! thanks for finding me here at the Jazz Network - it's great to be your friend! I think we crossed paths many years ago in Santa Monica somewhere.... I think I knew someone in your family - but again it was - many - many - years ago! (yikes!!!)
Hi Robben. How nice to see you here, thanks for the heads up! I saw you at Catalina Jazz Club in LA recently and you sounded as good as ever. I really love your music. And I met you years back at Naropa Institute in Boulder - you are a warm heart. My best to you and yours.
Mitchell
Sir what an honor to have you as a friend on this great network of musician!!! You don't how many times I've played that yellowjacket album with "RUSH HOUR" on it!
That how far back I go with your music! Thank you Robben for giving us great music to enjoy!!! Bobby G
Good Evening Mr.Ford!Now is 10:31 p.m. Moscow time at least.Thanks a lot for adding!I'm glad to be your friend in double measure.First .You are great guitar player.Second. When I was music college student I just study your solos thoroughly.Your creative work gave a powerful incentive to evolution of myself as a musician.Thanks a lot again!
Very Cool!!!! Mmm Mmm .. love your work! Wicked feel! This is the ONLY page I have bookmarked .... fo real.
It's a pleasure to meet you and thank you for coming to my page. I'd love to work with you sometime. Keep in touch as to what your doing. truely!
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You sound great!Have a great week!!
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This is a great place to be, wish you many happy hours j@zznetworking on our ning, bonne chance, P
That how far back I go with your music! Thank you Robben for giving us great music to enjoy!!! Bobby G
I remember you with Miles Davis...
Thank you. Next time I'm out west I'd like to contact you.
Wb
It's a pleasure to meet you and thank you for coming to my page. I'd love to work with you sometime. Keep in touch as to what your doing. truely!
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