Hi Suzanne! That's some hectic touring schedule you've had
this year! You seem to have played just about everywhere in
the Northern Hemisphere. And now, you are also touring the
far East and Australia! Thats what I call dedication!
I have been a fan for over 24 years now, and really love your songs. I have only seen you 'Live' once. This was in
Newcastle. The evening was brilliant, and will stay with me
forever. Once again, I wish you every success with your new
album, heaven knows you've worked hard, both in touring, and
promoting it. Best wishes to you, and your band.

Hello Suzanne, saw you play at the J&R Music fest. Thanks for playing a pretty long set for a free show. I hope to see you again soon. I've been a fan since 85. Would love to purchase a tour shirt. (The album cover would make a great design!) Keith

Suzanne: Saw u at the Coach House on Friday night. Nice to see u in a small place. You asked how to describe San Juan Cap. I yelled "swallow". You commented it was "surreal", which I guess it was, but it was a referece to the "swallows" returning to the mission. Others around me had other notions...I also was calling for "Language" but I should have asked for "Harbor". The "Liverpool" story was a revelation. Reminds me of the "burning thread" story u told in the 80s at DAR Constitution Hall. You never cease to delight.

Suzanne: Likewise, saw you at the Coach House. Sat in the front row. Met you, Richard and Linda. I received the set list as a momento. What a treat! You're terrific, richly entertaining. I think I was probably first addicted to your songs in 1987 or so. Your schedule must exhaust you. I hope you can get back to Orange County-before 6 years; would love to see you again. If there's anything we can do for you-let us know. You're the best. Take good care.

We'll see you tom.night at The Egg in Albany, NY as volunteer ushers.  I'm excited about my daughter hearing you live.   She's eleven.  See you there.
P.S. I was reading your blog.  The Belly Up, was that in Solana Beach, Ca?  If it was, that place always rocked.