8/4/5

I was not at the infamous "live at the library" - but I was at UTK during the early 90's and I have a bootleg copy of that cassette - that cassette has gone with me everywhere I have gone and it really is one of my true treasured possessions and a constant source of joy in my life whenever I listen to it - it transported me when I listened to it back then at UTK and it still has not lost its impact to move me today.
 
I didn't know what became of you or your music. If you were even playing any more or had moved on to something else - or if any more of your tapes existed or if I would have to baby this one on forever.
 
Because I had the regular college life story - when I left Knoxville I lost touch with everything and everyone there eventually - you know - growing up / moving onward and upward. 
 
I had to leave college early due to some pretty serious personal reasons and I didn't complete my degree - after I left Knoxville and straightened everything out I joined the rat race - but your music was the one highlight of my time there and I would tell people about your music and let them hear it - and since I thought I would never get another copy of it - I have listened to it sparingly through the recent years.
 
Now I have found your web site and found that I can get a copy of it on cd (hallelujah).
 
So I just wanted to let you know that your music has meant a lot to me and I wanted to thank you for it.
 
THANK YOU!!!!
 
Please keep up what you're doing - if sometimes it ever may seem like your just playing music one more night at O'Charleys or on the road or wherever - know that your music makes a difference and an impact on people - and it continues to across the time and space of many years through one well used bootleg cassette.
 
Best Regards,
 
David W. Cox