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Have seen you a couple of times at The National Folk Festival in Canberra at Easter. Just knocked out by your music and crowd pleasing engagement!!! Dont want to sound too gushy!!!Have just been watching the Gaiter Bluegrass Homecoming DVD and thought of you lot. I need to add your later discs to my collection. Pity the ABC is so narrow and unimaginative in its tv programming. Would love to see you there on TV.

Hi, when to your show in the Kulcha last night. I was absolutey brillant, thanks for a really entertaining night. Hopefully you are playing locally again soon? Looking forward to you next show.
Regards
Eamon

I am now looking for some good blogs - a good example for own work in the internet. Thanks for your resource, it was of good help to me.

Thanks for the cd. We are playing a couple of tracks every monday night, starting tonight, till all tracks are played.

Cheers,
Paul (For Neville)
Nevilles Country Corner 6-9:15pm Mondays
www.starfm.org.au

Hi Maria! I left WASO and French horn playing behind in 2006. I now teach secondary Music to all year levels at Hennessy Catholic College in Young NSW. I enjoy it. Since seeing you guys at Fairbridge way back my love for bluegrass has grown. I am keen to get a band together here but I still do not know too many people. You maybe remember that I am painfully shy! I have the use of a double bass so I guess that will be my instrument in any band I form/join. Cheers.

Where has the time gone since Harrietville 2009?
We enjoyed your concerts at Harrietville but like Alan below this message, we thought your performances weren't nearly enough to satisfy us! Love the Radio Show; first time we'd heard and seen it. Still think BGP is the best. All the best for 2010.

When can we expect you in the U.K.?
Folk/Appallation/Close harmony (& bush-bands), all have their roots in English/Scottish/Irish & French folk music. It would be great to see what you have done with it. Perhaps you would bring a welcome breath of fresh air to the Cambridge Folk Fest, or even Glastonbury!

Hi Guys

Just home from a great Harrietville weekend (despite the welcome rain) where we never missed an act in the Marquee. Was a little dissapointed (not your doing) that BGP did not feature more but understand that as it was a convention all bands need to be catered for.

While we we are non musicians we just love the Nov gig and have introduced five other couples to the joys of Bluegrass, needless to say but like ourselves they really enjoy BGP.

A little dissapointed that Guy couldn't make it but he had better watch out for his place. What happened to Donal whose great Fiddle playing was also missed.

Loved the harmony workshop which to us is a feature of the festival.

We have rebooked our accomodation for 2010 and look forward to enjoying the wonders of Bluegrass at that time.

PS Please don't forget the Gospel CD which I have no doubt will be a big seller.

Best regards Alan

Paul:

Hey there, hope you're doing well. I love your music and looking forward to seeing you guys when you're in Lexington, Kentucky (or somewhere close) again.

I was just thinking that you should look into getting on the WOODSONGS "Old-Time Radio Hour" show here in Lexingon that airs around the world It's huge! Here is the website for them, www.woodsongs.com

Check it out and maybe you could coincide an appearance with your next trip to Kentucky...would be great publicity.

Say hello to Ross and Debby for me...and look forward to seeing you again...take care!
rick

Great to hear you all at the Southland Jamboree. You all play stright Bluegrassat at t's best. Hope we can jam again before you all go home. I also hope Tommy Brown and the County Line Grass, the band I am in can share the stage with you all at a festival soon.
Take care and keep playing that great music.
Wayne

It was a treat seeing you all again and getting to pick with you.
You present bluegrass music in positive way by your dress, stage presents and quality music.

Ron Mobley

Hi Y'all,
It was a great show you put on at Bean Blossom. What a great group you are.
I'm enjoying the CD very much.
Maria, thanks again for the Bass lesson. Im trying to get that muscle memory to work.
Jerry

It was so nice meeting you folks at Bean Blossom. I want to tell you how very proud Bill Monroe would be concerning how you present bluegrass music. He insisted that his band members dress neatly and professionally and that they respect the music and the audience. You are carrying on his tradition and you play great music. Your appearance at the festival (my 43rd year in a row) was a highlight for me and I just wanted to congratulate you for a job well done.

Jim Peva

Just got home from your concert at Upbeat Cafe in Georgetown KY. LOVED IT!!! It was such an uplifting, joyful experience! Keep doing what you are doing! I can't wait to listen to your CD!

Hi Y'all ~
Can't wait to see you in June. Hope you don't mind if I put your upcoming gigs on the More Playin' Out list. We all are trying to get your name out there! Hopefully, when you return home, your pockets will be BULGING!
See ya soon.
Our best,
June and Jim

We are looking forward to this years (2009) Mount Beauty Music Festival in particular BGP who we think are "simply the best".

Harrietville in November for the Bluegrass experience and Mount Beauty in April for the variety of the Music Festival, who could possibly want for two better weekends.

Holden In The Way ?
Seen you play with Peter Rowan the other week . You did good . So did he .

When will you be touring the U.K? Loved your shows when I was 'down-under'.

Hi Guys,
Loved your work up in Harrietville.
We'll want to get up there next year, its a beautiful spot.
Picked up A Girl from the South and a baseball cap - good on ya!
Cheers
Bill Presse

Hi Bluegrass Parkway. Great site, lots of interesting information. I saw you first two years ago at Fairbridge and sadly missed you in 2008, although Maria showed her face around, but didn't perform. I am definitely excited and looking very much forward to this year's Festival at Pinjarra in April and won't miss a single BGP performance- promise. See youse there... :)

Erin and I caught your act on the hottest day at Woodford. Thanks for the great show. We purchased "Girl from the South" on the strength of that performance and we know nearly all the words already! Cheers

Hi team,

Have just started the recovery phase from an amazing experience called "Woodford".

Some early mornings and a lot of late nights fueled with music, dance, culture, foods and beveriges from around the globe made for a truelly memorable experience. I am definately heading back next year !

I was able to catch your show on the last day and you will recall it was a day of sweltering heat. Extremely impressed with your presentation and professionalism and above all a great style of Blue Grass which I had not heard for some time.

The single mike is an absolute hit and more so the natural acoustic instruments and brilliant harmonies! Loved the clogging as well.

Will certainly be looking for you again when in "our neck of the woods" and of course back at Woodford this year.

Keep up the great work.

Regards Gary :)

My family are all very excited that BGP are returning to Mount Beauty where we have caught your act previously as well as in Cygnet - you have opened up our eyes to the beauty of bluegrass. Heard a tune recently that Johnny Cash sung and thought of BGP straight away - 'Daddy sang bass' (C.Perkins). Love your website and looking fwd to seeing you all in April.

BGP did it again at Harrietville. You never disappoint. Great to see and hear you perform; wonderful as always. Good on you.
Loved the new venue.

Hi, y'all !!
Your new site looks great! Please tell the guys hi for us, and we can't wait to see you again!