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'Sweet' Sue Terry: GUESTBOOK

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Daniel

September 2, 2005

Hello Sue,

I feel it is important to share with you that I began on the alto saxophone about 2 ½ years ago. Your “Step One: Play Alto Sax” book and CD played an important role in my success and dedication as a beginner on the instrument. I recently purchased your “Practice Like the Pros” book and CD, and I look forward to utilizing the ideas presented.

Thank you for these solid products, and the insight and inspiration from your success.

Best wishes,

-Daniel-

ashley seward

August 23, 2005

hey Sue-live outside if Saratogajust as well Dizzys is too expensive-Tried to buy Sax in the City-sent money-never got cd?? Yes alot of jazz up here! Come on up Ashley

Sandrine Lee

August 6, 2005

Hi Sue,
It was nice meeting you at Birdland the other night.
Will, his dad & I just check out the site and some of the tunes. You're great! Definitely sign us in for your upcoming gigs. We'll be there.
Kisses,
S&W.

Manuel Valera

July 18, 2005

Hi Sue,

it was great to meet you and to hear you play. hope we can play together sometime

Take Care

Manuel (piano player from Oscar's band)


manuelvalera.com
manuel@manuelvalera.com
917 224 4117
718 855 5952

Steve Kay

July 17, 2005

Hi Sue:
Greetings from Nebraska. I enjoyed your new web site. Have a great summer.
Best Wishes,
Steve

mark zaretsky

July 11, 2005

It was nice to meet you at the wedding in Central Park. The band sounded great. I'm enjoying the clips off your album (PSW) and have just ordered it. I'd love to hear your group if you ever made it to Rochester. We did just have a jazz festival here in early June that's becoming popular. Best of Luck!

Tony Burrell, II

July 10, 2005

Good to hear you live again at the 2006 MLJWIJ Fest-liked the soprano work, would like to hear you do more onthat horn as well.......nice "Stolen Sweets" solo, haven't heard that tune since a Mancini album'way back when...............hmmmm, just thought about it, must have something to do with your "Sweet Sue " moniker?

Willis/Susie LEE

July 8, 2005

Your website is the BOOM.Keep up the great works in music and living. Call us abd stop by for a bite .(718-549-7983). We are in Riverdale(BX).NY

Jim Leporati

June 27, 2005

Hey Sue,
Love your site and your playing (and especially your use of "roll-back")!

See you soon!

Julius Tolentino

June 26, 2005

Site looks great. Fun playing with you the other nite. Hope to play again soon. MP3's are burnin'!
http://www.juliustolentino.com

Fred Harvey

June 23, 2005

http//:www.freejazznow.com

Came to the site in search of a mouthpiece..a "petey (or PD) jazz". He might have had more fluid (drinks) than fact...

Stayed for the songs -
Good stuff, but then you already knew that.

Oh the egg thing is Equinoxes - (Spring and Fall)

Jerome(JD) Aaron

June 19, 2005

Hey Sue--always loved your axe playing even as roomies. Trying to give you something back...
Love--J

Larry Geiger

June 14, 2005

Hi Sue
Had lunch with Tim P today after my lesson, and he was tellin me about your site and the blog. Cool stuff. I especially enjoyed the game of life story. Another set back card could be to have an 18 year old son who announces that he is going to go to El Salvador for the summer.
Would love to come up to NYC and hear you play sometime. If tim likes you, you must be cool.
Regards
Larry Geiger

Jill Waterman

May 15, 2005

Hey Sue:

I just googed myself and found your web site around page 4 or 5. Love the header picture you're using! It's great to be back in touch. Please add me to your mailing list.

Warmest Regards,

Jill Waterman
http://www.newyearphotos.com

Willis &Susie/Carpenter/LEE

May 11, 2005

Thanks for keeping in touch. We will pull up on you ASAP..Willis/Susie

DAvid Yudkin

May 6, 2005

Hi sweetheart!

Gene Solon

May 5, 2005

Greetings from Tucson! Just checked my e-mail and found your new, dandy, improved and lovely web site. It's almost midnight here so I'll explore the rest of it tomorrow. By the way, you can call me "old man" now with impunity. I just turned 80. Played Ellington all day; he and I share the same birth date. Heard through the grapevine that you were out there supporting 802 a week or so ago. Good for you! More later.
Hugs and kisses.
Gene

Kenny Davis

May 5, 2005

Hi Sue. You always sounded great. Have a good gig. Sorry I can't make it. Peace,

Kenny Davis

Octavio

May 5, 2005

Hello Sue,

You might not remember me, but I took a lessons with you when you lived in Manhattan and Brooklyn, I hope you are doing well, I will see you on the 12th, take care

Jan Klincewicz

May 5, 2005

Hey Sue !! The site looks great. In refernce to Clarence "C" Sharpe you might do better Googling his name spelled SharpE .. There's not a lot about him, but he appears on a Freddie Redd CD "Lonely City" and also on Lee Morgan's first album which I found on a Japanese Blue Note .. You can hear a cut on the Philly Jazz Jukebox http://www.phillyjazz.org/jukebox/andromeda.php

Meilana Gillard

April 24, 2005

Sue,
It was really great getting to work with you on the Persip band gig. You are such and amazing player and your lead playing really impressed me. I came across your site from a link on Tim's. The site looks great and the music sounds awesome. Take care!
Peace,
Meilana

rparks

April 6, 2005

I remember c-sharp at the life cafe in the 80's
i performed there as well with a group called pink...
i was googling around and found this link... so many people have died
yes, i remember c-sharp

Bob Siebern

March 29, 2005

Love ya!

Joel Blumert

March 25, 2005

Hi Sue! Please let me know if you're ever going to be playing in the NW CT/SW MA area (Berkshires). I would really like to bring my 11 year old daughter, a budding alto player, to hear you. I don't know if you remember me - we did back-to-back a.m. shows on WWUH a long time ago. I've been doing massage and new bodywork therapies for quite a few years now, and am in the process of going back to playing music myself - did a little gig at Jazz Cafe' 5C last year; Trudy Silver is an old friend from my New Britain days.... anyway, I'm interested in your instructional material for my daughter. Peace. Joel

becker

March 23, 2005

Hey!

Cool!

Ricky M

March 8, 2005

Hi Sue,
Great website!
I like the Blog section particularly.
Hope to see you soon. : )

Bill Hardin

February 27, 2005

I listened to Theme & Trajectory X. Very Nice. Has this been published. Is there a way I could get a copy.

Chris Burnett

February 13, 2005

Very nice website and really wonderful music, Ms. Terry! Peace, Cb

Aaron

February 4, 2005

Cousin Sweet Sue... Great site! Love the layout, love the pics, love the music! Thanks for all your love and support.

Michael Hackett

January 30, 2005

Hey Sue! Great site! Miss you all in NYC! Regards to all,
Mike Hackett
www.michaelhackett.com

Richard Greeman

January 24, 2005

Dear Sue,

Luva ta pieces! Beautiful site. Sorry I missed you this year. The trip -- what with airplane hastles -- seemed too much, even for Swine Day. I'll be back next Thanksgiving, tho, promise. Unless Bush declares a fascist state. Meanwhile, I'm super happy with Elyane, who is more and more sexy, funny, wise, loving and French (oh la la is for real).

Lots of love, Richard

George Haling

January 20, 2005

The name of my virtuoso clarinetist friend and former teacher is STEVE ELSON
and his group is called Lips and Fingers.
Thanks for the website info Sue, love to you both, GH

Emanuel Stern

January 19, 2005

Hey Sue the site looks great.
Take care,

Emanuel & Chloe

Tim Price

January 19, 2005

Your website is as unique and cutting edge as you are!!
Best wishes to one of the most profound people in this era..and one of the most creative alto players ever!

Rex Djere

January 14, 2005

Hi Sue! You are the Saxophonist of the Month at www.saxtalk.com. i love your new updated site and I updated my article on you at saxtalk. Great work! Visit me at saxtalk soon.

GIL

January 6, 2005

A GREAT PAGE AND A PLEASURE TO KNOW YOUR'E OUT THERE!
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