Tommy Emmanuel CGP

Hi Tommy, i'm your very very fun, i really like your music performance and i would like to know if sometime in the future exist the probability if you could come to Chile to play for our country. Sorry for my english but i´m trying to do the best. I really enjoy your way to play because i am a guitar lover and also play the guitar. Please try to answer me....... I´m not gay but let me tell you that i love you for your performance because i love the good music and good musicians like you and Doyle Dykes.
Thank you and good bie.
Christian (from Chile)

Greetings Tommy,

I recently had the enormous pleasure of viewing your appearance on "Woodsongs" along with your brother Phil...I am a guitar player of some 50 years and I am aghast at the fact that I had not heard of you until that night. Shame on me! I now have fresh inspiration and two additions to my personal pantheon of extraordinary guitar players (many who labor at, the instrument as much as anybody in relative obscurity).

Thank you and your brother Phil for being!

Best! Best! and Best!

Garrett Donaldson
Orlando, Florida

P.S. I play a Taylor GS Mini and a 1958 Hofner Club 50 in excellent condition.

PLEASE COME TO JAPAN ,AGAIN !!
WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU !!!
PLEASE !!!!!!

Hi Tommy,
Just getting ready to go to your concert at the Whitaker center in Harrisburg,Pa.
It reminded me ,I wanted to ask you about a piece you played maybe 10-11years ago at the Montreal jazz Fest. You played a piece that sounded like a rain storm or thunder shower, it was incredible with digeroos and percussive sounds out of your guitar. Have you played it since? And does it appear on any recording.
Thanks for reading this and have a great show tonight.
David

Hi Tommy,

I'm a big fan of yours and wanted to thank you for sharing some great guitar playing. I also wanted to extend an invitation to you while you are touring in my region of the country. I know you are very busy but if you want to get a nice home cooked meal while traveling between Boston and Maine this coming weekend we'd love to have you. You would probably be driving within a few miles of our family's house in Eliot Maine on the way to the Ossipee Valley show Saturday 7/28.
I hope you would consider but certainly understand you you have many demands on your time. Either way enjoy your stay while in the states.

Thanks,
Gary
603-244-8894

mr emmanuel. i don't send many emails to musicians, but i had to let you know that i lost my mom 84 yrs young 4mo and 3 days ago and she taught me all of the old songs i know today. i play piano from al jolson to the mills bros and so on. but i'm actually a grape and raisin farmer first and foremost,it does pay the bills. i listen to music everyday in the tractor,pickup,house,computer etc.
i listen to everything southern gospel c&w blues and so on. anyway, i wish my mom could hear you play over the rainbow and i hope where she is she can. i pretty much cry every time i hear you play it it's so precious and with so much feeling that i know my mom would love it. your truly a pleasure to listen to, but i'm driving my wife a little crazy with repeated playings of your songs, but when i like something i play it over and over. i'd love to send you some fresh dried california raisins from our harvest this year fresh from the field. i dry some for cooking on my grandfathers old wooden trays like the old days. i love what i do as i can tell you love to play and especially treat people with great respect. it's not as common to recieve that these days from people. i'm a 4th generation farmer and i played your music for my dad who's 85 and doing better than me after loosing mom. he loves music as much as me and i think it helps to keep him going. music is a universal language that anyone can understand. i hope you recieve this. thanks for getting me through everyday a little better with your music. a fan for life gerald c helmuth kerman ca usa 559-843-2779

Hey Tommy. It was great seeing you in Nashville last week. Thanks for helping me tune my guitar. haha Love you Brother.

Richard

Tommy,

Had the opportunity to play for you a year ago in Foxboro, MA. Still one of my favorite (and nervous!) memories. I've taken the road trip to seen you in Beach Haven, NJ many times as well. I'm taking some Tommy virgins to see you this Friday in Boston at the Wilbur Theatre. I'd love it if you could squeeze "To B or Not To B" into the gig, I can't stop playing it myself! That key change is so tricky, it's the only part I really struggle with.

Looking forward to concert #5!

-Richie

Dear Tommy,
Before discovering you, I listened mostly to the late Doc Watson. Now, I cannot get enough of your music & sincere personality. I cannot find the words that have not already been said about your music. You cover the universe with your guitar and for that I, as many millions of others, am truly grateful.
The nearest I can find a future concert date is in South Carolina. It is about 500 miles from here. I am totally and permanently disabled from Polio, but will certainly make an attempt to be there. I am sure it would be a date I would never forget.
As probably millions ask of you, if there is any way possible to get an autograph, I would be honored to have one.
Thank you for giving our world something that nobody can find reason to fight about.

You're the best,
Michael

Woud love a chance to say hi before or after your show in Morristown, NJ on July 26th. Bringing 10 family and friends to see "The Man".