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my dad was a jazz and blues drummer born in ohio and went to wwII and came out in the middle forties playin all the way up to 1986 he played with jim jones, tom jones, pete fountain, dizzy gilespie, ad jr somebody from mississippi. he settled in jackson in the 60s and played with the all that jazz band at the kings inn private supper club for years. as well as new orleans.?made three movie sound track albums. i am amazed by your voice, it is so captvating ad it really sounds black.? soulfull. powerfull even. i dont figure you will respond? but it was worth a chance love your music and loved you on the guardian i would love to hear how that came about.

warren white??????

BONNIE, just checkin in sayin HELLO to my favorite girl to drum with. Remember the early 80,s that was a kickin band we had with the beckmeir brothers. BEEDO still loves and misses ya. DAMN, BEKKA IS KILLER BAD. you know i left pat and i heard your in my neihborhood sometime. like to say hello or kick some drums for ya. got a kick ass blues band out here. e- mail me.  got the beautiful c.d. love it. your still my blues lady. got a tune I JUST WROTE. MUSIC IS A HEALER. I.ll send you a c.d. we just finished it. hope to here from you. luv to ya BEEDO.

Hi Bonnie,? Eddie Hinton produced our group (The Bleus)?using Fame, QuinIvey and MSS studios between 66 ant 69.??Duane played a few tracks as did Donnie Fritts?and Roger, David and Barry at MSS. ?I remember often hearing about "Bonnie" and listening to projects you worked on?but somehow we never met.? Anyway, I have been a fan of your voice forever and i am tickled to see you are still at it.?? I am working a project now, jus can't quit!? Keep it comin Honey, you jus get better and better!?? Tony Lumpkin

PS?I'm in?Gadsden, AL, if you're ever here or near, please tell Carl to call me!

Dear Bonnie, when I was young I remember watching Roseann show with my Dad it was are weekly time together and even after all they played was re-runs we still watched it weekly. The episode when you sang my Dad fell in love!!! He went on and on about your voice and how pretty he thought you are, I remebered that being one of my favorite episodes and loving your voice as well. I never thought or knew that you had cds and also youve really got a hold on me recorded until my Dad became sick with cancer I was looking online and something about Roseann poped up and it made me think of are old memories so I googled you and found that you had cds and one with that song on it .. I bought it right away and brought it home i played it for my Dad every day until he passed away. It is hard to bring joy to someone facing death and in pain and sickness every day, but your voice put a smile on his face, hints the voice of a Angel?. I owe you a big thank you for that and know that your gift truly touched someones life .. thank you Bonnie sincerly Ricky Crump xoxoxoxoxo

I?have been and still am a massive fan and in my estimation as a couple the music you bought to the world cannot be beaten. I have just instructed my daughters to make sure they play?the whole album of To Bonnie from Delaney?when i depart the world. Your daughter is also excellent . When is she touring in the UK?? Thank You and your husband for the music.

Regards

Mike Rogers

I've been a fan for a very long time.?I've been trying to find the song dont decieve me. had it on an album probably 8 track too but can't find it anywhere to listen! would give anything to hear you sing it again!

Webmaster: This song appears on Delaney & Bonnie's song, "Motel Shot", which is often easier to find on LP than on import CD.

Just want to wish my cousin a "Merry Christmas"  Be blessed!  And give my love to your sisters!

Went to a fellow author's website and she had this song playing. I had forgotten just how much I love it. I'm learning to play it on my guitar. Thanks for all the lovely music, it has sure saved my soul.

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"What If" is a great song that I hear on the local Hagerstown, Md. station WJEJ. I do not see much mention of it on the inet though. It is a classic song and deserves more visibility. Dino Delray