| Jim,
My husband and I were among those fortunate enough to be at your concert, "A Colorado Christmas", at the Wheeler Opera House on December 16. What a beautiful concert it was. It was one of the highlights of this Christmas season for us. Aspen was beautiful with the full moon shinning on those snow covered mountains. Now we know what John was writing about when he wrote, Aspen Glow. Thank you for continuing to bless us with your beautiful music. May you and your family have a healthy and prosperous New Year. Jim and Ginger Kreis |
Ginger Kreis
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Denver9J@aol.com
Ashtabula,
OH USA - Wednesday, December 28, 2005 |
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| Jim,
I got your "Two Friends~Two Guitars" CD this morning for Christmas from a great friend. Just wanted to say you and Pete made my day! I have played the CD over and over and over.
Thanks for keeping on keeping on......
Peace is my prayer,
JoLynn |
JoLynn
Georgetown,
TX USA - Sunday, December 25, 2005 |
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| Jim- Caught you on America's Soul Live on DC8 and instantly was mesmerized by your tribute to the "Soul by the Side of the Road". I started looking into your web site and listening to your work... I'm already a fan! I'll be ordering some of your work soon, but just curious... is the "Soul by the Side of the Road" tune in recorded form for purchase? Either way, great work. I look forward to hearing much more of your talents. |
Ben Shipley
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bensshipley@aol.com
Castle Rock,
CO USA - Friday, December 16, 2005 |
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| Have a Happy, Healthy,& Blessed Christmas Season that continues into 2006 and beyond |
Po
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gonsteadpo@kdsi.net
Grand Island,
NE USA - Thursday, December 15, 2005 |
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| Dear Jim,
On behalf of all the students and staff at Frisco Elementary School, a hearty THANK YOU for a wonderful concert on Dec.14th. You have a true gift of music and of relating to kids...WE all enjoyed your music today! I would personally like to thank you for the "Dollywood Kids" and the "Step in Time". What a surprise to find that in our boxes at the end of the day.
We wish you Happy Holidays and we are looking forward to your concert on the 22nd...in Silverthorne! Hello to your family..James, Casey and Pam...Hope to see you soon.
Karen Pelham (Reading Teacher at Breckenridge Elem -1994-2000 and now Reading Teacher at Frisco Elementary.2000-present) |
Karen Pelham
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kbpelham@colorado.net
Frisco,
CO USA - Wednesday, December 14, 2005 |
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| Happy Holiday's Jim
Andy O'Brien here from Jake T Pounder's fame. E-Mail me if you have time so I can get caught up with you.
Take care |
Andy O'Brien
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fishin_andy@hotmail.com
Greenbank,
WA USA - Thursday, December 01, 2005 |
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| Hey...are you the same jim salestrom I played tennis against in high school?? KHS?? |
curt commings
lincoln,
ne USA - Tuesday, November 29, 2005 |
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| Jim,
It was a true pleasure to see and hear you perform at the NASB/NASA State Education Conference this fall. I love the Bristlecone Pine song. I had to go play the CD of it to my good friend Tom Schroeder as soon as I got back home. Tom is a fine musician and song writer himself who plays to his customers on pizza night every thursday night in Dannebrog, in between making pizza that is. He is the German guy who runs the Danish Baker Bakery. We hope to make it to your performance in Minden next January. I would like to buy you a famous Danish Baker Pizza if you and your family are ever in Dannebrog on a thursday night. May God Bless your life. |
Patrick Connelly
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trickjames@hotmail.com
Dannebrog,
NE USA - Monday, November 28, 2005 |
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| Geting to listen to you and see you again was sheer luck and my good fortunel To remember the times of Kearney and then meet your wife, and hear of your family is great.
Jim, if you could, I am planning to teach an unique method of tennis to children who are very young and just staring the sport. I plan to introduce other motivational ideas to complement the actual teaching method. One idea is to use your Zoo music and liven up the thoughts of strokes so little kids look to it as more fun.
I would like to find out if your songs with animals from the zoo could be used in my project.
This teaching method I thought up and did when a pro at Sioux city Iowa and was published in the highest level of professional tennis magazine. I just started doing this year as a hobby and now am thinking of putting it together. It is adapted from my studies with Vic Braden when I was with him in California.
I could fax the article to you and explain more but if you are not interested then please get back to me. It would be a one to two year project with a presentation before Tennis Professionals at a regional and then national conference. It is pie in the sky, but when I taught it to kids the past month I could see the glimer in their eyes of learning the sport and it enthused the passion for me to try this dream.
Hope you are well in Colorado, I love trout fishing near Estes at least once a year.
Your three CDs, esp. the Rainbow song motivated me to write you.
Roger Fisher Fax 402-488-2064.
1933 Annette Ln. Lincoln, Nebr. 68512. |
roger joe fisher
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drrogerfisher@alltel.net
Lincoln,
Nebr USA - Wednesday, November 23, 2005 |
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| Jim, it was a real pleasure seeing you perform at Christo's Sat. evening. I'm from the Kearney area (Gibbon in the mid 70's, but live in Lincoln now, and have somewhat followed your (and brother Chuck's) career from the "Timberline" days (Stanal Sound & Dusty's Records). It's wonderful to see you continuing to use the exceptional talents God has given you in song writing and performing. Keep up the good work and I look forward to hearing you again when your in Lincoln or the surrounding area. |
Rod Griess
Lincoln,
NE - Monday, November 21, 2005 |
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| Jim,
Thank you and Kevin Killion for creating another memorable evening in Omaha. I keep fighting back the tears every time I hear "Daddy's Song" and "After the War". It was so good to see both of you again. Jim, I was floored that you remembered me by name - it's been 3 years since I saw you perform! Hoping to see you and your brothers on your January mini-tour. |
Paul Crawford
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pctunes@aol.com
Marshalltown,
IA USA - Sunday, November 20, 2005 |
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| Mr. Salestrom:
It was pure delight to experience your live music. I ran though a range of emotions from joy to tears. I do hope you will consider coming back to celebrate another Marine Corps Birthday Ball. I am a fiercly proud Devil Dogs wife, both my husband I thought you were the icing on the birthday cake. Congratulations on a successful career.
Sincerely, Kimberly McGuigan
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Kimberly McGuigan
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semperfi.family@sbcglobal.net
San Francisco,
CA USA - Wednesday, November 16, 2005 |
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| just finished listening to THE GOLDEN STREAM and THE LEGACY. great pieces of work. |
scott and maureen owens
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SOWENS92@nycap.rr.com
west sand lake,
n.y. USA - Tuesday, November 15, 2005 |
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| Thanks for your moving performance at the Marine Birthday. You are an exceptionally talented artist with great power to connect. I can't find that "After the War" on any of your albums. Is it available? - I want to give it to Kim for her brothers memory. Warm Regards, George Cummings
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George Cummings
San Francisco,
CA USA - Sunday, November 13, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim,
Blast from the past; Breckenridge flashback!
How are you doing?
Are you going to be coming to Lake Tahoe soon?
Cheers,
Tony |
Tony Lyle
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tonylyle@charter.net
South Lake Taho,
CA USA - Wednesday, October 19, 2005 |
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| I'm sorry to have missed you in Aspen this year (aside from the brief moment when you were looking for Mary on Saturday morning). I hope you are feeling better. The concert at the Wheeler was fantastic, as usual, but I did miss the energy you add (and the red boots). My buddies and I listened to your Christmas album on the way back to Denver today...with all the snow, it fit in well. Hope to see you perform soon! |
Rita MacLean
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hound60@comcast.net
Aurora,
CO USA - Tuesday, October 11, 2005 |
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| Just ordered my second copy of Two Friends - I'm sending it as a baby gift - what a great introduction to music! All the songs are wonderful for either listening or singing along. |
Mary Williams
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flyawayjohn@hotmail.com
Payson,
AZ USA - Thursday, September 29, 2005 |
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| I was so looking forward to hearing you again in Phoenix (JD's birthday celebration) but don't see the concert on your schedule.
Just ordered the new cd and it made me smile to see Tools included. I gave you a cd last year of JD music that made me think of you when I heard the songs and you mentioned you had added to the original Tools song. Can't wait to hear it.
Oh, and I love the Grand Canyon cd; glad you had a chance to capture the beauty of my state. |
Mary Willaims
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flyawayjohn@hotmail.com
Payson,
AZ USA - Thursday, September 22, 2005 |
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| Jim Salestrom. How are ya!
You won't remember me...but I worked at KLGT in Breckenridge CO in the early 80's, and you were a mainstay with us.
Actually found your site while Googling Terry Hartsook, who apparently is now here in Virginia as well. What led me to Terry was another Google search of another former Breckenridge friend, such is the nature of Surfing the 'Net.
John Sobczak you'll probably remember, he was the Program Director and a great fan/friend of yours.
Glad to see you're still pickin' and singin'! |
Jack Elias
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jack.elias@gmail.com
Washington,
DC USA - Tuesday, August 30, 2005 |
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| Hello Jim. Just a quick note from the old (and I mean old) lead singer from Froggier Beaver. I still remember this little teanager coming to talk to us while we set up our band gear in Kearney, NE. You had guitar in hand and wanted to show off your tunes. It was the start of many years of friendship. By the way, Ralph (Keyboards in April Monday and Timberline) and Fischer (Base) both say hello. And who could ever forget the 8 LTD and Tony Greco in Omaha, Ne? Keep the music flowin' my friend...John Troia |
John Troia
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jtroia@adelphia.net
Hilton Head Isl,
SC USA - Tuesday, August 16, 2005 |
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| Jim - Thank you for a very special tribute to my father for his 70th birthday. Your fantastic music and personal touch brought down the house (my house) and set a new precedent for music in Portland. The Town Club won't see anything like for some time to come. I can't wait to see you next in Bohemia! |
Keith Bailey
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keithbailey@yahoo.com
Portland,
OR USA - Tuesday, August 09, 2005 |
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| Jimbob
You are a unique talent with a wonderful family and a great friend.
Frank |
Frank Strang
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frankstrang@btinternet.com
UK - Friday, July 29, 2005 |
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| Jim,
I had heard your name mentioned by a friend of mine, Hereford Percy, but never had the pleasure of listening to you and Pete and the rest until Riverwalk. My wife Wendy and I had one of the most enjoyable evenings ever! You guys were fantastic! And then to top it off there you all were again in Frisco!! Made the July 4th weekend for us and our friends and you can bet we will be looking forward to more great listening. And I have never seen anyone enjoy themself as much as you were, it is contagious!! Thanks.
Wes |
Wes Knight
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makn8145@aol.com
Arvada,
CO USA - Wednesday, July 27, 2005 |
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| Jim, When we arrived in Crested Butte on July 9th and saw the advertisement for the Tribute to John Denver Concert in Gunnison starring Jim Salestrom, we could hardly believe our eyes! It had been way too long since we had heard you sing and here we were, quite by accident, looking forward to hearing you again. We called as soon as we found the ad to get tickets for our family and eagerly anticipated Tuesday night. It was so wonderful to hear you perform again, to hear the familiar songs that we remembered so well from our nights in Breckenridge. We enjoyed the evening more than you will ever know and listened to your CD's all the way back home to Oklahoma. It was great to see you again and hope that you, Pam, Casey and James will visit us in Tulsa sometime. THANK YOU for a marvelous evening!!
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Bill & Aneta Wilkinson
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anetawilkinson@yahoo.com
Tulsa,
OK USA - Monday, July 18, 2005 |
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| Jim,
I can't thank you enough for the wonderful concert you, Denny, Pete, Matt and the others performed for us here in Gunnison, CO last night, 7/12/05. We all loved John Denver, and it does my heart good to know that his music lives on! It was a wonderful tribute to him, but you have to know that it just wasn't his music that you played, it was your wonderful songs that you sang too! I am enjoying the cd's you gave me and will make sure that I will pass your music on to everyone I know! It was a pleasure to have you here and we hope that you will come and visit us again soon! Let us know if you and your family pass our way again, we would love to have you stay!
Sincerely,
Tammy, Steve, Samantha and Taylor Shelafo |
Tammy Shelafo
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shelafo@gunnison.com
Gunnison,
co USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 |
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| Jim,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful music with us during your Tribute to John Denver concert in Silverthorne on June 30, 2005. It was the perfect ending to our Rocky Mountain vacation! We loved John Denver and although he is gone, his music lives on. You bring him back to us, if just for a little while. Thank you for that, and thank you for sharing your own amazing music with us!. We have found a new friend to touch our hearts with his smile and his songs. We hope to see you again soon. Until then,we will listen to "Music from the Mountains" and remember the magic of that summer evening in the mountains with you. God's blessings!
Judy and Rocky Sorensen
Emily Sorensen and Nathan Jamison |
Judy Sorensen
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jsoren@lps.org
Lincoln,
NE USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim,
We got the Music From the Mountains CD in Aspen last year and have almost worn it out. Can't wait for Aspen 05 but I think we need a few more of your CD's to play until then.
Keep up the great work! Thanks for the music. |
B. Thomas
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bthomas1964@yahoo.com
Arlington,
TX USA - Monday, July 11, 2005 |
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| The Riverwalk Concert was GREAT last night, Jim. You guys played your hearts out. Thanks for bringing such an incredible group of talent together, not only to honor John's music and message, but to perpetuate love for mankind and the environment. Your body of work is a tribute in itself. |
Rita MacLean
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hound60@comcast.net
Aurora,
CO USA - Saturday, July 02, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim, just heard about your new CD which I must order as it has my all time favourite JD song "Around and Around" on it.
Are any of the shows ever going to made into DVD's (Region 2 - for Europe)? many John Denver fans like myself would love to see the shows but for one reason or another cannot make it over. Hope to see you one day again in Grantown on Spey in the Scottish Highlands, love & best wishes to you and yours Peace my friend! |
Rob Clark
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rob.aclark@btopenworld.com
Scottish Highla,
Scotland - Thursday, June 30, 2005 |
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| LOVED THE CD!!!! I've been working on Late Winter Early Spring for a LONG time. I've been trying to play it JUST like JD did on the RMH album.
AFter listening to you two play that song with your own twist was REALLY refreshing. Thank you Thank you Thank you for the beautiful music.
Keep it up!!!! |
David Hoffman
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dshoffman77@msn.com
Charlestown,
IN USA - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim....I received your newest CD today, and again my congrats on doing a great CD...We all miss John Denver too. You and Pete Huttlinger did a great job. Keep up the great work as always. What I enjoy are the new renditions, or spins, you all do to John's songs. I will stop to say Hi in Aspen this October. What you and the band members do, is such a wonderful thing, bringing us the music of John Denver, the memories etc. I know you are all having fun there too. Thanks again!!! |
Chris Behl
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rockymtnhigh@powerweb.net
Columbus,
WI USA - Saturday, June 18, 2005 |
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| I first heard the Timberline album back in the late 70's. I believe I was in Jr High at the time but my older brothers had bought both the album and 8-track. We wore out both listening to them. Wish we hadn't, I've been searching for many years to replace them. I'm glad I found this site. I just placed my order. I did get to hear you guys at a "semi reunion" at Einsteins in Kearney, NE back in the early 90's. I met my wife in 89'- and seems her and her family grew up just down the street from Jim and Chuck Saletrom in Kearney. They still recall walking down the street an listening to you guys rehearse. Thanks again for the wonderful music you produce. |
Ed Korth
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edwardkorth@msn.com
Schuyler,
ne USA - Saturday, June 11, 2005 |
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| I just spent a week in South East Alaska with Jim and friends... what a blast! Thank you Jim for your large contribution to a wonderful experience. I'm only half way through your CD and I need more! I guess I'll have to order them. Also, how did that joke go? "A C and an E flat and a G were in a bar..."
Many warm thanks, |
Maggie Baker Conklin
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maggiecbc@charlesbowman.com
Saugatuck,
MI USA - Monday, June 06, 2005 |
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| I attended a Jim Salestrom concert to benefit the Lindsey Wildlife Museum In Walnut Creek CA. I was a volunteer at the time and still have the CD "Music from the Mountains". It's one of my favorites...Thanks Jim.
Bernie Qualheim |
Bernie Qualheim
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whaleshome@comcast.net
Gig Harbor,
WA USA - Thursday, May 26, 2005 |
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| OH MY!!! I have been searching for your tape for 29 years. I first heard when in high school in 1976 on cassette - the cassette broke and could not find another copy - I called Nebraska Colorado, no one knew what I was talking about!!! I have now ordered your CD via mail. It is timeless.
Nishway Andakwa / Shawnee Nation Ohio |
Two Ravens Russell
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nativedavid@netscape.net
Bellefontaine,
Oh USA - Thursday, May 12, 2005 |
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| Dear Mr. Salestrom, Dear Jim,
My 14-year-old son and I were introduced to Frash Tracks in a bookstore at Breckenridge last March while asking around for local music we could incorporate in our skiing vacation movie!
The Rainbow is Shining Down, has become our song which we sing in the car together (changing "loving brother" to "loving son/dad"). Blue River Dreaming is our "going to the mountains" title song... every song means something to us. We used most of them in the 98-minute movie and they helped us find a meaning and plot to our film... we know all the words by heart.
I want to thank you for sharing your talent in your CDs. And I want to say, in my humble opinion, the structure of your songs, the arrangements, the poetry, radiates a musical genius so sorely missed, so often, in commercial music. Maybe because your music is not "commercial"... Well, if that is so, I wish "commercial" music was the kind that you create. We are at a loss that your work has not been circulated nationally...
I grew up singing John Denver, and, in your songs I discovered how a song can be extremely intricate, yet sound simple to the ear; how a song can be a story of many levels, fully able to be enjoyed and appreciated at any level.
Our movie "Rocky Mountain Dreaming" has even borrowed the inspiration of the title from your poetry and has in it all the songs except Scotland, West Virginia Girl and Oceans Blue (which we are saving for the summer movie). I am currently adding Greek subtitles in the DVD version for his grand parents in Athens and ...I don't know how to translate "Read's Leap"... in fact Costas (my son) and I are still wondering what the words "Read's Leap" mean! can you help us? please?
Where in Greece will you be performing? we'll be there in August! too late? We'd love to send you a DVD of our movie so you may approve our use of the work that defined this year for us...
respectfully,
with best regards,
Dimitris Sivyllis
dimitris@thinkworks.com
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Dimitris Sivyllis
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dimitris@thinkworks.com
USA - Saturday, May 07, 2005 |
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| Hey, seen this guestbook on here and figured that someone may be able to help me out. Well see, i was at Dollywood last year and had the pleasure of talking and listening to Richie Owens and the Farm Bureau. I ended up buying a cd from them. Anyways, i can't seem to find the cd case which has a contact email address for the band, which i really need. My aunt is the director at a local theater of various entertainments. I was planning on talking to her and letting them play over there, so i need the email to try and get ahold of them to see if they are up for it..
thanks....justin |
Justin Castle
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castle_67@excite.com
St. Paul,
Va USA - Sunday, April 03, 2005 |
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| Hi, Jim! I'm a friend of John Sommers. Just ordered some of your CDs and excited about getting to know your music. Best regards. |
Michael Merchant
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mikemerch@hotmail.com
New Caney,
TX USA - Wednesday, March 30, 2005 |
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| Why have I never heard of Jim Salestrom??? I'm sitting at my computer tonight listening to 20 seconds of Queen Anne's Lace over and over again, starving for more and just SICK that I've been missing this music all these years. When John Denver was here, well, he filled me up. Since he's gone I've fluttered here and there; found people I like, but no one that gets INSIDE me. THANK GOODNESS I just got g-mail and signed up for John Denver Google-Alerts! Today I found Jim! AND just in time for a concert in Orange County this week...IF I can find out where it will be. PLEASE, someone, help me find out. There is no venue listed. I have to hear Jim sing. I am so excited I cannot even sleep tonight. Oh, my husband is happy too, but I'm just...well, you know........(: |
Barbara
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astrocats@gmail.com
Sierra Madre,
CA USA - Sunday, March 27, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim,
I've waited too long to send you a note and thank you for the great performance at the Tassel in January in Holdrege. It was great to see you again and especially to have a picture taken with you, Al Woods and myself. What an enjoyable afternoon to sit and enjoy your performance. I hope that you will be back in this area again soon. Thanks again. You were special as a student at Roosevelt School and you still are a special person. :-) |
Arlene Mintzmyer
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amintz@atcjet.net
Holdrege,
NE USA - Tuesday, March 15, 2005 |
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| I recently ordered the Timberline "Timber Rush" album from your website. My "not yet" husband and I heard the group play in Lincoln back in the late seventies at Bo's East. It's the night we "got back together". We had the album but somehow in the last 30 years, lost it. I have missed hearing the music, it's always been so special to me. I ordered the cd on Tuesday or Wednesday, and got it on Friday! I was so excited. Thank you for so quickly delivering my memories! |
Sheila Marvin
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smarvin@neca.org
Omaha,
Ne USA - Friday, March 11, 2005 |
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| Hi Jim, Remember me? It has been a long time. I am going to be near Denver this next week (March 8-12) and I was hoping to get to hear you sing. I asked Scott how to get ahold of you and he said this is the best way but I doubt you will see it......not in time anyway... I am getting remarried in June and my husband to be will be skiing and I probably will be reading a book. I would love to have you meet him.. Say Hi to Pam and the kids. I go to TN in May to see Lisa and Scott's Matt graduate. Their Jeff is in college to I suppose Casey is too. Hi to all of you and I play your music often...Eleanor Lindeman (and Vic) |
Eleanor Lindeman
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lindeman@netamumail.com
Algona,
IA USA - Thursday, March 03, 2005 |
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| Words do not describe your concert in Holdrege. Forty years have passed since teaching in Holdrege and yet it seems like yesterday I had you in my classroom. You are a prime example of what young people can do with their talents if they decide to develope them as goals of life. It was a delight to see the Salestrom family. |
MR.WOODS
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alaska@gtmc.net
Blue HIll,
Ne. USA - Tuesday, February 15, 2005 |
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| Jim: The world lost a great voice & human when John Denver died. He was important to me as his music helped me find my wife. I was lucky enough to meet John and tell him so.
No other music has moved me until I heard your music. Don't change! The world needs your message.I know that my children will benefit from your music as I have. The Rockies are not dead and neither is great music. Your voice and what your music stands for will fill the void left by John. And I will go one further, you do a better job on Rocky Mountain High than John did.
Long live the Rockies and may God bless you and your family.
Charles R. Proschko |
charlie proschko
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cproschko@gvec.org
yoakum,
tx USA - Tuesday, February 15, 2005 |
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| Jim, Saw you last at Mount Washington Resort for the Queen's reception, and then lost track of you! I have wonderful memories of the Blue Whale in Breckenridge, and only recently googled you...a WEB site, how nice! Placed my order, including a backup disc of "grateful", on the slim chance I should ever lose it. Thanks for a all the wonderful music...VT isn't CO, but the music still fits. Thanks. |
Arrianna O'Byrne
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avob69@kingcon.com
W. Danville,
VT USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2005 |
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| What a wonderful Sunday afternoon with you and your two brothers. I had tears of joy in my eyes the whole time. Your talents are amazing. Thanks for all you do. Phill, Brigitte and Domonique. |
Phill Parker
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pparker@esu10.org
Cozad,
Ne USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2005 |
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| Had a wonderful time at the concert in Holdrege on Sunday. It was a special experience to sit just a few seats away from your father and actually see "your daddy's hands that were big and strong."
While I have had the pleasure to see live performances by Timberline and Jim, this was a first for my wife and 5 year old son. We unanimously want to express our hope that we get more opportunities to see you perform live in the future -- maybe even in Omaha!
By the way, the Zoo song is a staple in our two year old's routine. It's probably a good thing he didn't attend as he would have been wondering about the lack of giraffes.
Thanks for a wonderful afternoon |
Mick, AMy and Sam Messbarger
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mmessbarger@hotmail.com
Omaha,
NE USA - Tuesday, January 25, 2005 |
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| We just returned from your Homecoming Concert in Holdrege at The Tassle. What a wonderful afternoon of music, entertainment, and meeting old friends from when we lived in Holdrege. It was awesome of you to thank my father, Alan Woods, during your concert. It meant alot to him to have you speak so highly of him. He enjoyed teaching you in school and all the other former students he had when he taught in Holdrege in the 1960's. Thanks for coming back to perform and best wishes to you and all the Salestroms.
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Sarah Woods Fredrickson
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sarahfred@classicnet.net
Oberlin,
KS USA - Sunday, January 23, 2005 |
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| Jim,
We really enjoyed the "Family Reunion" concert last night at the Kearney Performing Arts Center. I took me back to the years of Timberline and the performances at the Backlot and Fireside(?). I particularly remember how you and your brother would set up in the old girl's gym at KHS for practice sessions. Thanks for a great evening.
Dan Mahalek
KJH Social Studies Dept. |
Dan Mahalek
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dmahalek@charter.net
Kearney,
NE USA - Saturday, January 22, 2005 |
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| We just saw you and your brothers, Chuck & Tom, at Central Elementry in Kearney and loved every entertaining moment. You sound better than ever! Your folks are so proud! The coming home concert was made even more special for us because of what it must have meant to your mom and dad. They were glowing! Blessings to you and your entire family.
Wayne & Monie |
Wayne & Monie Karschner
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karschner@charter.net
Kearney,
NE USA - Friday, January 21, 2005 |
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