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Record Number: 143
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Posted: August 16, 2015, 1:35 am
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Name: kathy li ny
Found: Linked from another site.
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Comments:
linked from jorma's site, hopefully see you in november at the
beacon with hot tuna. have enjoyed your music many times. do you have a brother howard campbell? lived upstate i met him in new paltz late 70's and maybe you if howard is your brother, he had a music store in wappinger falls or hopewell junction would love to hook up with howard if this is you. if not.....see you at the beacon!! if so..... see you at the beacon!
new to your site i will now commence reading
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Record Number: 142
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Posted: August 14, 2015, 8:03 pm
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Name: Big Julie
Found: Levon Helm site link
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Location: Levittown, New York
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Saw the Midnight Ramble Band at the Brooklyn Bowl Tuesday night!
You were all terrific, putting on an exceptional 3 hour show, you, Amy Helm, Teresa Williams, Brian Mitchell, Jim Weider and the additional band members & guests.
The show could compared to some of the best Rambles we attended at Levon's Barn in Woodstock.
The crowd was pumped and loved every minute of it!
You all looked like you enjoyed it just as much!
Terrific show!!
We hope the Band will be making additional visits to the Brooklyn Bowl!
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Record Number: 141
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Posted: August 14, 2015, 4:24 pm
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Name: Big T
Found: Found using a search engine.
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GREAT time last night at "Lone Star Night" BB Kings. Teresa sure can belt it out. New and permanent fan.
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Record Number: 140
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Posted: August 14, 2015, 8:34 am
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Name: al krtil
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Location: Ship Bottom, NJ
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Hi Larry,
It was a great surprise to read about you in today's Asbury Park Press. It revived some wonderful memories of your fantastic guitar and fiddle work when appearing with Deborah Snow in and around NYC in the 80's. I still listen to Deborah's "Ozark Mountain Girl" cassette-your contribution to that album was flawless! And, your "live" performance with Deborah on the Adrian Flanelly radio show provided listening pleasure which never can be duplicated..."Battle of New Orleans" rendition was absolute enjoyment!
Thanks for the memories...and very best wishes for you and Teresa.
Sincerely,
Al Krtil
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Record Number: 139
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Posted: August 12, 2015, 2:14 pm
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Name: Dave T
Found: Found using a search engine.
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The Midnite Ramble Band rocked the "alley" last night in Brooklyn.
Words cannot describe the show. You had to see/hear it for yourself. Two great drummers really hammering home the beat. Horns put the sound over the top.
Here I am trying to describe the show, sorry. One of the best I have seen, almost 3 hours. Still not enough though. Thanks for getting the band together for a long overdue event.
Dave
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Record Number: 138
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Posted: August 9, 2015, 10:24 pm
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Name: Dave
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Location: Sunnyvale, California, USA
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Larry and Teresa, I just found your duet album "Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams" - and listened to your version of "Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning".
Absolutely great! Have you ever considered doing an entire album based around gospel and spiritual songs ?? You're both naturals for it, if "Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning" is how you'd approach the music.
Dave King
Sunnyvale, Calif.
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Record Number: 137
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Posted: July 27, 2015, 9:32 am
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Location: Chapel Hill, NC
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GREAT set in Raleigh Saturday night!! Thanks to you and Teresa for a wunnerful evening of music. Debbie and I had a blast.....
Blind Mary was a real treat! I bought Rooftops on Sunday morning.....It will be spinning in the CD player on our way to..........Da Ranch.....this weekend
Brett
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Record Number: 136
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Posted: July 17, 2015, 6:59 pm
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Larry
I enjoyed very much your concert with Teresa and your band last night at Shank Hall. I had seen you many times with Dylan, and it was great to see you able to spread your instrumental and vocal wings on stage with this group. Teresa's vocals were also exceptional.
Just a thought: Next time you are in a recording studio please lay down last night's version of Deep Ellum (elem) Blues. It's a great song, and I went to Itunes today and none of the versions there are as good as yours. A song that good with such an interesting history deserves the full treatment--like you gave it last night.
Thanks again, especially for everyone on stage ignoring how few people were in the room and still playing and singing their hearts out.
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Record Number: 135
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Posted: July 14, 2015, 9:50 pm
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Name: Bob
Found: Linked from another site.
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Larry, you may remember me from several Rambles. I was the one with the slack jaw and bugged-out eyes. Oh, wait a minute, that was all of us!
Always loved your music, with Levon, Bob, or whoever, so buying your new album wasn't much of a stretch. I expected an excellent effort from you and Teresa, but this is...stunning! One of the best new recordings I've heard in years. Thank you!!
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Record Number: 134
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Posted: July 8, 2015, 4:31 pm
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Name: Grape Ape
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Larry Campbell is a million-dollar guitar thoroughbred. If you want to breed a lineage of great guitar players, put old Larry out to stud.
Unlike Khartoum, I trust he won't cross the mob, and he'll keep his head intact.
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