Sally Taylor Band - Guestbook Thank you for visiting my website. Please feel free to Add Your Own Comments to this guestbook! We do not print e-mail addresses, or links to other sites, and cannot respond to entries. We review all entries before they are posted. Thanks, Sal. It is great to see that the taylor/ simon family is continuing. I listen to your mother since i was a little girl, and still as i get older 35 years later. now that you are in the music industry its great to know that i can add to the collection. you have a wonderful voice. great job. brenda mackinnon cornwall, canada - Monday, January 17, 2005 at 18:05:14 (EST) I found some videos of Sally on the internet and think it would be a good idea to put that link on Sally's homepage. I bet a lot of Sally's fans would love to see those videos. I never had the chance to see Sally live yet, so this is as close as it gets. Here is the link. Best wishes to Sally and the webmaster from a big German fan, recently moved to Scotland. Sabine Edinburgh, UK - Saturday, January 15, 2005 at 14:53:02 (EST) A belated HB from me, Larry, Ryan and Kate - if you do read this, could you please drop me an email!!!!!!!! Thanks a bunch. Love, Marji Media, Pa USA - Wednesday, January 12, 2005 at 14:03:43 (EST) Don't forget to visit Liverpool, England when you do your European tour. Love your music. Helen Rosenblatt Liverpool, United Kingdom - Monday, January 10, 2005 at 14:18:11 (EST) Hey, Sal........any chance of some new music in 2005? Four years is WAY too long to go without anything new!!! Jef Newport Beach, CA USA - Friday, January 07, 2005 at 18:04:03 (EST) Happy Birthday and congratulations with everything. Dean Miller San Antonio, TX USA - Friday, January 07, 2005 at 15:37:57 (EST) Happy Birthday Sally! From one Capricorn to another. Always thinking of you and your music. Have a wonderful year. Jay Simon Brooklyn, NY USA - Friday, January 07, 2005 at 12:59:55 (EST) Hey Sally. Here this little Jewish kid (well, not so little, I'm 39) sits on Christmas Eve and I tripped across this show, SINGING IN THE SHADOW. WOW!!! What else can I really say except that Sally has an amazing voice, regardless of who her parents are. Have you ever experienced the Canadian Rockies? Would LOVE to have you come up to Alberta (Calgary/Banff/Canmore) to play. Thanks for putting a great big smile on my face. What a nice surprise to have tripped over this show. Aubrey Fishman Calgary, AB Canada - Friday, December 24, 2004 at 23:58:42 (EST) Great performance at the Apollo! It was great to see you singing with your family-although you're great on your own!The warmth was palpable and was very inspiring for the holiday season. Happy holidays and all the best in 2005! Thanks for the autograph backstage-you were all so nice! Susan Wynnewood, PA USA - Monday, December 20, 2004 at 20:42:35 (EST) It was so great to see you at the Apollo. I went Friday night. You looked so awesome in that red dress. You and Ben are the best...separately and together...like another of my favorite singing duos. You may know them! The show was every fan's dream...to see your whole family together singing was really great. Please encourage "Mama C" to do it again real soon. We just love her...and we love her family. Thanks for some terrific holiday entertainment that I won't ever forget...Looking forward to new music from all of you! Thanks for turning me on to the fabulous Winans! They were excellent! Come back to Albany and see us.... Shawn Clifton Park, NY USA - Sunday, December 19, 2004 at 23:56:45 (EST) What a great show at the Apollo! Frank Trenton, NJ USA - Sunday, December 19, 2004 at 18:16:39 (EST) I was fortunate enough to see you sing with your brother and mom and it was so wonderful! It was my birthday gift to myself to go and I completely enjoyed it. Your stage presence is so sweet and charming. I would love to hear you sing live in New York sometime. If I could help set it up, let me know! I have a CD autographed by your mom and one from your brother. Is there any chance I could ask you to sign one for me? Have a wonderful Christmas with your family. Laura French New York, NY USA - Saturday, December 18, 2004 at 03:42:39 (EST) When I met you (1998),you said that you couldn't release "Don't Say You Don't Remember" for 5 years...is it time, yet???I've been patiently waiting. It's a great song and your version is awesome. Happy holidays, Shawn from Albany Clifton Park, NH USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 16:41:02 (EST) Just heard you sing for the first time on TV last night on Singing in the Shadows program. I applaud you for your talent and your ability to stand on your own! Aaron Richman Canada - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 10:00:16 (EST) So - give us a hint. Any tour plans? It has been much too long. mitch malden, mo USA - Wednesday, November 10, 2004 at 12:14:23 (EST) Sally, I just saw that your mom is going to be in concert in December and it says "with family and friends". Does that mean I can look forward to seeing you at the Apollo in NYC soon? Miss your journal and new music! Julie French Quechee, VT USA - Tuesday, November 02, 2004 at 19:24:17 (EST) Sally, saw you for the first time on TV a many months ago. Totally impressed! Slowly but surely, you're managing to break into the big time and what impresses me most is you're doing it outside the mainstream rules. Don't be surprised to learn you have an ever increasing following down under in Oz. Sadly, Mom and Dad's old vinyl albums collect dust these days (sorry guys) but you are gifted enough to stand alone- and so you should! Sally, you're a credit to your profession. Keep on giving. Wayne Webb Roxby Downs, S.A. Australia - Tuesday, October 26, 2004 at 10:18:08 (EDT) Here in Italy (Rome) your Dad is very famous and appreciated. I am a fan. But couldn't find any cd of yours nor hoping to see you playing here a concert. ANY PLANS ABOUT COMING HERE? Anyway I am a GREAT fingerstyle and flatpicker acoustic guitar player.........and I'd be proud to be considered for any project you'd like to make here. Andrea Andrea ROME, IT ITALY - Monday, October 18, 2004 at 10:28:08 (EDT) I'm a northeast girl turned colorado physician with a good musical ear. How can I get the music to Amity and any other Sally Taylor CD's. When I was younger I always said that I wanted to be Carly Simon in my next life. Last summer I went to Tanglewood to see James Taylor wearing the t-shirt that I got in 1972 at Tanglewood when I was 12 (amazingly it still fits). I tried to get it autographed but the guards wouldn't let me near the door. If you ever need a back-up singer I'm just down the street. My family is very musical and couldn't understand why I went to medical school when I could have been a singer. MARCY COOPER Louisville, CO USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 17:55:06 (EDT) Hey Sally - I had the pleasure of seeing and meeting you last year at the Conduit Club in Trenton. You were AMAZING! Just this past weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting your dad in Pittsburgh and again backstage in Cleveland, touring with the Dixie Chicks. What an honor. You have a lovely family - both your mom and dad have been total inspirations. You are so blessed. Love your work - come back to Jersey anytime! Angela Bordentown, NJ USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 19:44:48 (EDT) I grew up listening to your parents, but I am REALLY impressed with you. You have alot of talent and a beautiful voice. I have collected just about everything your parents recorded and now I'm starting my Sally Taylor collection so keep'em comin'!! Melanie Huff Enterprise, AL USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 04:35:30 (EDT) Hello Sally, Just wanted to tell you that i enjoy your music very much so. I am 21 years old, and I am overseas in Iraq with the US ARMY, and your father's music as well as your own, is the only thing that keeps me sane. I grew up listening to James Taylor from the day I can remember. Each song has a memory to go along with it. My father is a New York City firefighter, and your dad's music is a great bond between us. I heard your music when I was in 12th grade. I have been hooked ever since. Not only are you beautiful, you are very talented as well. Thanks for everything. Daniel C. warwick, ny USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 17:50:18 (EDT) It's not easy to be a fan ... Will you come in montreal one day, you don't know how much you're loved here. take care magali montreal, quebec canada - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 14:37:16 (EDT) I have been an admirer of you for the past three years, and have been inspired by your road diary and your journals. I have not been to your site for several months because I have been grieving the loss of my beautiful son to a drunk driver on April 10, 2004 (I received the call while I was making his Easter basket on Easter morning) So through my grieving I have been unable to sleep, eat, or do anything I use to find enjoyment from. Tonight I went to your site, first time since I lost my son and read your journal on your travels. I was so touched and inspired by your journey and your beautiful heart as a humanitarian that for a moment I was so captured that I was able to breath without the pain. I have to let you know how intensly you touched my heart tonight. Thank you for sharing your stories and your beautiful heart. You really made a difference for me tonight. And by the way you were a breathtaking bride. GOD Bless You. Jayne Spencer Griffith, IN USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 01:44:37 (EDT) just read your article in yankee about mine fields and would like to tell you about a invention made by lochharris.com called elf (eliminate landmines forever) - finds them out of arms way and destoys them. thought you would like to know. company out of az bill west flemington, nj USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 10:35:49 (EDT) hi sally!! i wanna say that your music is great and i love it very much i have your two first records but the last i can t buy here in austria so i m very sad !! i wisH you the best, and i hope to see you one time here. kisses frome vienna darko vienna, austria austria - Wednesday, September 22, 2004 at 08:50:07 (EDT) I saw you, and talked to your Uncle when you were in Boulder in August. Growing up in the 70's I too grew up listening to your Dad and Mom. They were a great part of my memories and I had many of their albums. And now I have the CDs. I tried to bid on the Albums not only for the sentamental value, but we actually own a great player for them! Well anyway we really enjoyed your music and your brothers as well as Livingstons! I can see the whole family is soooo talented. I was disapointed that Wendy Woo wasn't there. I met her a couple of times with Sue Blair. Sue also knows your dad and Uncle( She's the redhead that grew up in Boston) and that's who introduced me. I'm sure Wendy had something important come up. Finally I wanted to let you know how much your bennefit moved me. I was proud to be the winner of some auctions that supported such a great cause. I am looking in to making some of the quilts for the kids. I look forward to supporting this cause and will wear the t-shirt proudly! Molly Guziec Arvada, Co USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 10:57:04 (EDT) Please please post some wedding photos, we would love to see them! Shawna Cambridge, MA USA - Saturday, September 18, 2004 at 09:19:52 (EDT) You are amazing i was always a big fan of your dad for the past like 5 years since i was 14. Someone i work with told me that you had very relaxing music that the song writing was amazing. I came to your site and you def are amazing I would love to see you with your dad. I heard you play in Martha's Vineyard for a private show what are the odds of me and a few buddies getting some tickets. ryan cumberland, ri USA - Monday, September 06, 2004 at 17:01:05 (EDT) I would just like to share my story with you. I am a 21 year old college student from Georgia. I am a fan of the Taylor family, from what I can tell there's not an untalented one in the bunch. I heard about the Tranquility Project from your website somewhere around the 25th of August. Sally, Ben, Livingston, and special guest!!! Hello?? I had to go!! Attending was the farthest thing from reality in my eyes. I have no money. I have class on Monday. How would I get there? Well... my tipsy grandma shelled out the money, my good friend, Bryant, hooked me up with a buddy pass from Delta and I decided to skip class. As easy as that, my friend Bryant and I were on our way. We managed to fly first class there. And take the RTD from Denver to Boulder. Then we hitchhiked to Chautauqua. Then we didn't have a place to put our bags, so we threw them in a bush. Then we hiked around Chautauqua for a while, bought our tickets, and ate dinner. Finally, it was 6:00. The concert was amazing! . At one point I was fighting back the tears because it was so wonderful. My eyes were opened to the landmine issue; I had no idea that it was an issue of today. We were planning on taking the RTD back to the airport and sleeping there, but it was late and the RTD had stopped running. We were stranded. We didn't know what to do except ask around to see if anyone had any suggestions or if anyone was going to the airport. After talking with a few people we ran into Nathan Dopp, aka our hero. He was the biggest help to us. Then Sally heard that were stranded and came over to hear our story. She seemed to be very impressed with our willingness to travel to see The Tranquility Project. They assured us that weather we stayed on Sally's couch or in the Outlook hotel that we would have a place to stay. Nathan then drove us to the hotel, took care of the tab, and arranged for the cab in the morning. This was a HUGE favor---like I said we are broke college kids. We were gonna have to ! sleep under the bushes with our suitcases! Basically this goes down as the best 24 hour adventure ever! I would have imagined that Sally and her friends were friendly but this was unbelievable!! I cannot even begin to express my appreciation to Sally and her friends (especially Nathan Dopp)! I would have sent a thank you letter but I didn’t know where to send it so lets just count this... OK? :) Michelle Dahlonega, GA USA - Saturday, September 04, 2004 at 00:28:28 (EDT) Sally and Dean..... THINK COOK BOOK!!! Especially one tailored to dorm dwellers!! Please?? Keep enjoying life. Bug Dickinson, ND USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 21:44:53 (EDT) Sally, please record a new album. I miss your music very much and can't wait for something new. Marriage/love should be inspirational, I would think. Remember, I said "please." :) Take care and best wishes from a big fan. Jay Brooklyn, NY USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 10:00:34 (EDT) Thanks for your time with the kids and the fund raiser. I know how hard it is to make these things fit into your schedule,but the payback is seeing the kids enjoying the crap out of the day. thanks again sal,you're the best. (ps,say hi to dad for me, we played on stage once a long time ago) gus...... kenny anoka, mn USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 07:49:06 (EDT) Sally, Where are you? Your music keeps us going, but we miss you in Buffalo, NY. Traveling to Cape Cod this summer, thought maybe we'd catch up with you there??? Zoanne (age 6), Jonathan (age 12), Thomas (age 14) and Roberta (mom) Buffalo, NY USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 19:43:20 (EDT) Sally I got to see you in Vail the summer of 2001 and I still can't get your tunes out of my head! What talent! I want to share your song "Tomboy Bride" at my wedding. Although I couldn't think of anyone better than you to sing unfortunately I'm going to settle with my cousin. Where on earth can I find your sheet music? Please help! Keep the passion. Shelly Houston, TX USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 13:54:14 (EDT) Hi Sally, someone from France too (stephen,i think),just wrote what i wanted to write.i've been introduced to your beautiful music and lyrics through the same tv documentary,and i was really amazed by your talent but also by your personality and the fact you wanted to go independant and respect your music instead of being "the new hit wonder".i'm also a female singer songwriter (with english lyrics),going solo and i know how hard it can be just to make myself heard but on the other hand,if it's the price to pay for artistic freedom and for sparing my health in the long run,then it's ok :-)...i am not very familiar with your parents' work,though i've heard of James Taylor as he was a contemporary of another artist that i truly admire and love,called Nick Drake,but discovering your own voice and your music was a real revelation,because you're very talented and your voice is so beautiful.I hope you'll get the chance to tour in europe and play gigs in France,some day,because i'm sure you could make it big over here. Good luck with your career and humanitarian involvement (that really touches me,as landmines are those disgusting things that keep reminding us how bad war can be),and i have to get your two other cds,as the only one i got for the moment is apt"6 and i love it! all the best and a lot of success,to you,and know that you have fans in France. peace. Catwoman paris, france - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 16:56:26 (EDT) I'm such a huge fan! I wish there was more info and updates on what you're doing in Thailand and whatnot...I'm intrigued. Hope you go on tour sometime soon...since I have yet to go to one of your concerts. Love the music...keep it comin'. Jo Berrien Springs, MI USA - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 01:57:44 (EDT) Hey Sally! I was traveling around Thailand in January and I heard from a couple of people I met that you actually know the editors from Farang Magazine. Is this true? That magazine is brilliant! I planned my whole trip with it and it never let me down. If you're in with those guys then I am impressed. Keep up the good work! Clovis LaPorte Toronto, Canada - Friday, May 21, 2004 at 12:11:40 (EDT) Sal, Where are you and Dean?? Wishing for some updated posts here - hope you're thinking about doing some touring this summer, at least on MV? Missing You. Marji, Larry, Ryan and Katie Media, Pa USA - Monday, May 17, 2004 at 15:02:22 (EDT) I see, so you only allow absolute compliments in this guestbook. When I offer constructive criticism, it is censored. Oh well. Good luck, Sal. Mary D. Los Angeles, CA USA - Wednesday, May 12, 2004 at 21:34:18 (EDT) Sal, wish you were poppin into your site more often. Maybe road tales should not be on your home page? Makes it look like you're rarely here. Mary D. LA, CA USA - Wednesday, May 12, 2004 at 00:39:35 (EDT) hiya-- I heard you by accident a few summers ago while canvassing at your father's red rocks concert. I only heard a glimpse of you. As I was busy obtaining signatures, I forgot to check you out until now. You have a wonderful gift. Keep on shining. Ally (a Kentucky native-- not DENVER!) denver, co USA - Friday, May 07, 2004 at 02:45:38 (EDT) All I have to say is with the parents you have I would be surprised if you couldn't sing! James Taylor is the best vocalist I have ever heard. He has the smoothest voice in the business. He had to overcome some demons to become the man he is today. I have a lot of respect for him. Deb Chicago, IL USA - Sunday, April 25, 2004 at 03:05:21 (EDT) I ran across your diary and saw ya'll was at Harbor Docks in Destin. Sorry I missed the show :( I just wanted to say I'm a big fan of your Mom and Dad. I wish you the best. David Destin, Fl USA - Friday, April 02, 2004 at 00:11:03 (EST) I love reading your tour diary from Thailand. You are such a good writer and today when I read your journal from March 5 regarding land mine victims it made my heart very sad. You are truly a beautiful soul and an example to your peers for having such a compassionate heart. I too pray that one day all Land mines will be dismantled and the needless violence will end. I also pray for your safety while you're in that area of the world. Let the Light of Jesus within you shine for all to see. Teresa Allman aliso viejo, CA. USA - Thursday, April 01, 2004 at 11:19:32 (EST) Back to Sally Taylor's top page