Previous guestbook entries

Geoff Leonard
Bristol, England
12.6.2003 12:10:24
geoff@mattmonro.org.uk
http://www.mattmonro.org.uk
I would just like to congratulate Ruud on moving the site so quickly and successfully to its new home. I'm sure it will go from strength to strength in the coming months.

ROBERT BACKELE
HOBOKEN NEW JERSEY
18.6.2003 20:27:11
thunderbirdcomic@aol.com
http://
I am searching for anyone who might have the following items by Paul Mauriat.
Usignolo/El Divorcio 45-single released in 1957 on the "RGM" Label (RGM-1106)and an EP by Paul Mauriat using the name "WILLY TWIST" (BEL-AIR 221-113M)from 1962. If anyone has these items I ask if they would help me by making a CD of the songs for me because these are the last six songs that I need to complete my Paul Mauriat French collection of music.
I also see that there is no mention of Paul Mauriat nor is there a discography shown for him. I am a very serious Mauriat collector and to date I have over 1000 of his records, from 37 countries, I would gladly allow the society access to my collection to take photos of the covers and put them on their website. If anyone can help me with my request for the six songs that I am seeking or they are interested in putting my Paul Mauriat on the site, for all to view (none of my collection is for sale)please do not hesitate to contact me at my e-mail address.
Best Regards
Robert Backele
thunderbirdcomic@aol.com

chris elwell
dudley west midlands
1.7.2003 21:56:24
cjelwell@blueyonder.co.uk
http://
Can I just thank David Ades from the bottom of my heart for such a fabulous job compiling and notating Ron Goodwins tribute album on Studio Two. So many forgotten sounds from my childhood came tumbling back after more than forty years!All this and a stereo recording of Rons 633 Sqadron love theme to boot!It all echoes my youth when pop music had no place for me but the themes from the films I saw at the Odeon every week stayed vividly in my consciousness for years.Once again David my deepest thanks

G Gibbins
Leicetershire England
3.7.2003 12:41:0
ggibbins@leicester.anglican.org
http://
I have known the name and music of Robert Farnon for a long a time. It was with delight that I found a bought a CD last week and found this website as a result.

It is wonderful to know that so many like-minded music lovers are out there. I shall be joining the society.

Fred
Westminster, Maryland USA
12.7.2003 5:29:31
friscolobo@aol.com
http://
Great site. I grew up listening to Frank Chacksfield, George Melachrino, Stanly Black and others on the radion in the 50's, 60's and then the radio stations stopped playing this wonderful music. I have a large collection of records and have the latest CD'S of re-releases of this type of light music. I am glad that a lot of the originals are being released on CD'S.

marie
uk
22.7.2003 19:35:4
ukyorkies@btopenworld.com
http://www.uk-yorkies.tv
i met you many years a go in guernsey,you had a dog (lab)to this day i remember when you had to go to he turned his head the other way i was looking to buy some music for someones birthday and came across your web .i did not realise you are so famous .

Albert Offenbach
now in france
25.7.2003 18:10:19
bisdoo@hotmail.com http:// HI I was in the BFN and met Ray Martin I played guitar not in his band but the other band called the show band the show was called "stairway to the stars" I also did a single act on the stage. Ian Charmichael was the captain.
If any of your army members remember me, i would very much like to hear from them.
all the best. Albert Offenbach

daryl powell
plymouth
27.7.2003 15:2:37
kpow@eurobell.co.uk
http://
i am trying to find out in what year Peter Hope composed his Irish Legend Suite, if somebody could help i would much appreciate it

Andrew Lynn
England
30.7.2003 20:47:53
kostokovic@hotmail.com
http://
Hello Everyone Im just here to promote the BBC Concert Orchestra playing 'The Magic of Stanley Black' Thursday November 6th @ 7;30.
Anyone for 'Three blind mice'!?!
Take care all!

Alexander Gedo
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
6.8.2003 17:14:21
alexgedo@hotmail.com
http://
What a fabulous site and service. I am grateful to the RFS for their unique service.Light music has long been my favorite genre and I lament the significant absence in record stores as well as on the air waves(radio).Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Oliver Seah
Michigan USA
16.8.2003 21:45:3
olliesps@hotmail.com
http://
Grew up listening to Ray Martin, Chacksfield, Black etc. on Rediffusion in the Far East. Bumped into this site from info on a Ray Martin CD ordered from Magpiedirect. Wonderful to be able to get reissues on CDs. Great Site.

Peter van der Schagt
Guernsey CI
21.8.2003 22:10:46
Dutchbloke1@aol.com
http://
Great to see the old man is still keeping himself out of trouble, you just can't keep a good man down !
Looking forward to more of that wonderful music.

Len Port Portugal
26.8.2003 10:25:28
lenport@mail.telepac.pt
http://
I would be most grateful if you can quote any written reference by Robert Farnon to the saxophonist Dougie Robinson in relation to Frank Sinatra. Can you help? Kind regards,
Len

Tom Coyle
Dublin Ireland
7.9.2003 15:0:35
tcoyle@esatclear.ie
http:// Very interesting site. Hope to join the society

Graham Miles
Moree NSW Australia
24.9.2003 7:54:37
gmiles@northnet.com.au
http://
The updated web-site looks fantastic. Congratulations to all concerned.

GWH New York NY
29.9.2003 1:12:46
SSPRODSgwh@aol.com
http://
You have an excellent website which is very informative. However, the constant forwarding from "Wally Stott" to the home page every few seconds is extremely annoying. I can only read about 1 sentence at a time before I am clicked to the other page. Perhaps, this is an error. Either way it's truly annoying. Hope you can correct this. Otherwise, a terrific website.

Patt
lotsa places
9.10.2003 3:41:4
PattBHS66@aol.com
http://
I have a record album I have carried around all over the world, recorded by a pianist named Ray Hartley, in 1958, called "The Trembling of a Leaf and The Sound of the Sea" with David Terry and His Orchestra.
RCA Victor Living Stereo LSP-1659.
I played it so many times there may be holes in the vinyl. Most blessedly, thanks to the Internet, I was able to find another copy and copied that to CD. Beyond a doubt, it is my all-time favorite - his piano is so delicate and romantic. I only know of one other album he recorded. I think you should consider his recordings on your website, or at least enjoy his music if you can find it.
Thank you for your website - I shall book mark it. Patt A. Ray Hartley was Australian

Lou Rugani
Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
14.10.2003 13:48:54
X779@webtv.net
http://www.wlip.com
Those out there in the Chicago-Milwaukee area of the USA are invited to catch the Music of the Stars (now in its twelfth year) each Sunday morning over WLIP AM 1050, which features the great and lesser-known musical lights of both performance and composing, and light music is always a program mainstay. Thanks!

adda
uk
17.10.2003 19:33:10
adda2807@hotmail.com
-- Great website - very interesting and informative

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