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Name: Joyce & Ernie Jones
Date: 02/10/05
Message: Hey Bro,
We are so proud to know you and happy to spend any time with you that is possible. God has blessed us all so much with each and every day to love and enjoy each other. Keep up your good works because your sound is so beautiful for the heart and soul.
Love you Jimmy.
Ernie & Joyce Jones
Name: sal pignone
Date: 12/11/04
Message: MARGARET YOU DID A A GREAT JOB WITH THIS WEB SITE I REALLY LOVE IT SPEAK TO YOU SOON SAL
Name: CiCi Williams
Date: 10/31/04
Message: This is great!
Name: Linda Dachtyl
Date: 09/11/04
Message: Jimmy, I had the pleasure of hearing you play and meeting you here in Columbus last fall when you did your show with Tony Monaco.
Your groovin' style has been VERY influential to me as a B3 player.
I first heard your music as a kid on late night Cleveland television back in the 70's watching horror movie hosts as they played your music often on their shows when reading letters from fans, etc..."Turn Blue", "I've Got a Woman", were played very often.
Might still be for all I know!
I didn't know who it was playing that B3, but when I started studying your music years later....then I knew!
What more can I say other than "thanks" for all the good music over the years and now.
Sincerely
Name: Gene Ludwig
Date: 08/22/04
Message: Jimmy, man what an honor and a pleasure to see you again and play some blues. You sound better than ever, boy we had a ball this weekend. My wife was thrilled to finally meet you. Take care brother, looking forward to seeing you again soon. My best to your lovely wife.
Name: Brian Hamby
Date: 08/10/04
Message: I was really impressed by one thing that Mr
McGriff said to me when I asked him about the new Hammonds the last time
he came to Austin-he said these instruments are like Steinways. That
really made an impression on me and the way that I approach the organ.
I mean I know jazz organists have immense talent and that that have
worked their whole lives for their art, but when he told me that, it
REALLY hit me, and I knew what I had to do. Thanks for making it really
clear for me! I really appreciate his gospel-blues style, what he says about being influenced by his time at the church, this is really clear. I've seen him several xs in Austin, I hope I get to see him play a church service sometime. <
Name: Pete Fallico
Date: 08/05/04
Message: Jimmy McGriff, you are the King of Blues Organ ...no doubt about it! Keep playing that organ 'cause we can't get enough of you...
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Email: marmcgriff44@yahoo.com
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