Tommy Emmanuel CGP

Dear master Tommy Emmanuel, my name is Claudio Deoricibus, I live in the magical island of Sardinia and I'm a guitarist that loves flamenco. I'm recording my new album that contains a song entitled Don Paco. I would make a great gift, dedicating it to Paco de Lucia. To do this, however, I need a great guitarist that plays a part in the closing seconds of the song. For this reason I thought of you, because you're a phenomenal artist, with a beautiful style. Can I send this song to let you listen to? Thanks master for giving me your precious time.
Greetings
Claudio Deoricibus

hola tommy soy tu admirador numero uno
de hecho intento a cada dia tocar tus canciones y
las toco en el hospital donde doy mi servicio social
y a los niños les gusta mucho escuchar tus arreglos y
canciones te mando un abrazo
soy mexicano tengo mas de 150 videos
donde te veo tocar a diario y no me canso de verlos
...estudio musica en la universidad unicach
ya pase al ultimo semestre...ojala recibas este mansaje y lo
contestes...inglish-spanish

Tommy ..! Master ..! I discovered last year, 2012 on YouTube, and I was impressed, I have 64 years I am a musician, and in all the years that I have only you and my friend Luis Salinas (Argentine guitarist) with which I was lucky enough to play, the bass guitar, aroused such admiration for your talent mi.gracias ..! God bless you ..! note: I am Argentine, Buenos Aires live capital, and do not speak English, the message I translated the "Google" How'd it go? Ja ..! hug ..!

Dear Tommy, my husband and I saw you in Seattle two years ago. Fantastic... absolutely wonderful. I listen to your music frequently and as a more mature person in my fifties I've suddenly "discovered" Led Zeppelin and one of their songs is called "the rain song". I love listening to it and what would be great would be you playing it in your style. I've checked the YouTube but as far as I know, there is no recording of it by you. Is this correct and if so have you ever contemplated playing it? Much obliged, Jean

Dear Tommy and suppport staff & Dear gentle readers: Jan. 4th I decided to play my first gig since surgery (Nov. 26). Went to center early to warm up and play for whoever might be there, and lay off if I ran out of energy. Now comes Kevin with harp (that's harmonica to us Yanks:) . . . first time for us to meet, attempt to duet, etc. Tried a couple of songs and he went on and played some beautiful tunes. By now I have learned he is Australian by birth. Now comes Matilda, flying into my consciousness, dressed in her finest regalia including gleaming hair ribbons, insisting on having her namesake song played. I told Kevin, "Let's try to make a duet of Matilda" . . . and we did. Later on when more people were there we did another run through and it was good. Now comes my observation: This is the first time in the 18 months of my gigs that someone has come forth to duet with me on a musical instrument. I have accompanied vocalists along the way. He walked in unannounced. He is Aussie (already has extra points in my book) and we successfully dueted. Oh, gift of joy. Coincidence or not? You get to chose. I am off the chart in pure delight. My choice is that there are no coincidences:-) Hope to see you at Arcata Jan. 31. Recovery is slowly coming along. Can shop at average size grocery store but not able to do tour of Walmart. Happy New Year and good health to everyone out there. + Blessings and Love + A

Hi Tommy, thank you for being you! .......Love your music and you are such a nice person who shares so much info about your talent. I watch every video I can find about you. You are already sold out at the Birchmere. WOW. I know you will do a great show. Show'em your stuff. Bless you. Dorothy <

You are simply not human. You are without question the best in the world!!

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Hi Tommy, will you come to Holland in April between France and Russia?

I know a lot of clubs and theatres around here where you'll find a good audience.

Take care,
Simon

Tommy,

I'm an amateur guitarist, mainly fingerstyle. My college roommate and I used to play guitars until the wee hours when we lived in the dormatories, in the mid-1970s. I don't see him much now, since he lives far away. But I recently got together with him for a guitar session.and we had a great time. After we put the guitars away, he said something that really afffected me: "I'm so glad that I put the time and effort into learning to play the guitar. It's provided me with so much pleasure over the years."

I discovered at that moment that I'm grateful to the guitar as well, for it has certainly brought me pleasure over the years. I would imagine the same is true for you. Or is it different for a professional? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks,
Kent

Tommy I am glad to know that you gave your heart to Jesus Christ many years ago . I am a Christian guitar player and singer I travel around and give gospel concerts, I just put out a 26 song cd that I sell at my concerts I would love to send you one . I live in mckinleyville California and my wife and I are going to your concert at humboldt state college on January 31st, I love singing for Jesus his message in song opens the heart for him, and I see and feel this in your music
Remember you can't out give The Lord, god bless you, your brother in Christ
Craig Lemster
Lclemster@aol.com