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		Sign guestbook Results 136-150 of 301 guestbook entries. Name: George Massie From: Peterhead Dear Phil , I would just like to say thank you for such a wonderful series, and the way you portrayed Scotland And its fantastic Music as well as all the other different styles Cape Breton I have been a fan of that kind of music for years. My niece Anna Massie She has performed twice at the Celtic Colours International Festival in Cape Breton.Phil I think you are an inspiration for Scottish Music and your Program has portrayed Scottish Heritage in a new light and I think you have put Scotland on the map Big Time ,better than any politicians could ever have done “Well Done” and I do hope you will be doing anther series of this type In the future . Many Thanks George Massie Added: 21/01/2008 Name: Val Macdonald From: West Linton Dear Phil...how wonderful to watch you on the TV moving through Scotland's beautiful scenery and sharing your lovely music with the world...thank you...I was enthralled by both you and the music...I'm another new fan ! I specially liked the way you illustrated musical differences using Secret Life of Roses. Went to the Queens Hall at Christmas - great - and looking forward to seeing you again soon. Wishing you a very happy and successful 2008. Added: 19/01/2008 Name: ken raw From: haddington hi there phil, just wanted to congratulate yourself on your great tv series. brilliant music all round. really liked the ending to the religion programme where all the musicians played together. how did the director put that together? he must have found it very challenging. really enjoyed it. ken. Added: 14/01/2008 Name: Frank Weat From: Accrington Dear Phil I have just been sent copies of your wonderful "Scotland's Music" serial. So many lovely songs, such lovely camerawork, beaytifully put together. I loved the section in Cape Breton - I have been a fan of their music for years. Great to see Buddy and Natalie together. I did wonder how you managed to avoid showing a picture of the giant fiddle on the riverfront ? More of the same please Frank Added: 14/01/2008 Name: Iain Logan From: Edinburgh I'm ashamed to say that's only in relatively recent times that I've learned more about Phil and his music. I didn't know what I was missing. Scotland's Music was a masterpiece. Added: 10/01/2008 Name: Kenny Macdonald From: Lewis of course, now Norway Followed the series on TV, and as many here have already commented, very well done indeed! Significant piece work and something to be proud of. Lowering the tone a little . . . whatever became of your fart page of old? Added: 09/01/2008 Name: Audrey Robb From: Glenrothes, Fife Loved "Scotland's Music" and your beautiful tune Secret Life of Roses, especially the Country Music Allstars version. Is it being released on CD? I saved the website to my favourites and play it over and over again.Wonderfully uplifting Added: 05/01/2008 Name: Linda Dalziel From: Edinburgh HI I have trawled through music shops and now the web looking for a dvd of your BBC2 series, but no luck - seems I am not the only one as they kept telling me that they had had lots of enquiries. Have you or the BBC brought it out on DVD - thought I had solved the problem of what to get my 85 year old mother for her birthday as she raved about the series. Is it out and where can I get it if it is? Added: 05/01/2008 Name: john From: dundee hi phil loved the series. just one point you said i think, in the second programefestivals from keith to auchtermuchty from june to july.fair enough,but i have been leaving to go to muchty the second week in august for years.where have i been!great show john Added: 04/01/2008 Name: julie From: scotland Phil, I can't stop thinking about your recent programme about Scotlands music and it's history. You took us all on that journey with you, and I was hooked. I have always fought against Scottish music because when I sing I sound like a folk singer and I always wantd to be a rock singer, I wanted to be cooler! Now I realise how stupid I have been not to embrace it all and enjoy being part the most amazing musical culture. Thanks Phil, it was a real treat! Added: 04/01/2008 Name: rachel judge From: manchester saw your name Phil on a poster in Lancaster where my daughter is at uni. The time flew back to when I saw Silly Wizard at Cleethorpes folk festival many years ago and was bowled over by your music. We requested the folk band Silver Birch to play your songs at our wedding and I recall their wonderful performance od Queen Of Argyll. I have never stopped listening to Sily Wizard and I am hoping that this year I will be able to get to one of your gigs after so many years. Added: 03/01/2008 Name: Heather From: Australia I have just listened to your music for the first time. I love it.Especially "The Secret life Of Roses". How beautiful,thank you. Added: 01/01/2008 Name: Allan Walker From: Argyll Hi Phil Last Hogmany I sent an e-mail to you about how I enjoyed the hogmany show, but that I said to people that I joined the army in the the seventies to escape Calum's Celiedh on a friday night, and that for some reason 30 years later I am now finding a stirring for the music that was as alien to me as the punk rock that I had to play at disco.s in the Lanark-shire area, and I also said that the BBC should be pushing this medium more, now a year later, after your excellent programme on Scottish music, it is obvious I was not a lone voice in the wilderness, would like to rabbit on but just like to wish you and phil a happy new year, and my aim is to make it to one of your live shows in 2008. Regards Allan P.S. Hogmany show should be 2 hours not 1 . Added: 01/01/2008 Name: Fiona Laing From: Isle of Arran Hi Phil, loved the recent series "Scotland's Music", hope it is repeated soon, there was os much to take in and enjoy Your music,with Aly, keeps me company when I drive round the island every day delivering the newspapers. All the best for 2008. Added: 31/12/2007 Name: Lee Kempf From: Philadelphia, PA US Hi Phil - Happy New Year - Take note of the large unknown mechanical object which washed ashore at Stinky Bay ?? While many may conjecture I for one am absolutely sure of the what and for whom. To your benefit I would ring up Fergie MacDonald and tell him his new "Dip Fryer" has been waylaid and to get in touch with Uilg Trucking Lines and see if they can ferry it down to Mallaig. Wouldn't want to miss out on all those fried Milky Way bars for Hogmanny. Cheers for 2008. Lee & Janet Kempf Added: 31/12/2007 previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 next page