I am looking for a town in Indiana, where a man called Paddlefoot used to have shows at a place called Happy Valley Jamboree. Back around 1968 my family had a band and played there and I am trying to get info on this. We were called the Arkansas Travelers. If you know anything please contact me. Thanks, Denise

we come to heneryville every other weekend to see you guys can you tell me if you have a new cd i have the one that you have on here i like all of them i really like that one you sing were corn don't grow . we thank you guy for play your bluegrass music . kenneth sizemore

Just found your website and listened to some of the mp3 tracks. My husband and I both really enjoy your music. Especially liked Silas Cain. I found your link on WWB next to ours. I guess you could say we have the "Common" in common. LOL. Anyway, keep up the good work. Maybe we'll see you out there on the road someday.

Hey guys, glad to see ya'll are coming back to Happy Valley in June. I think you play the same day we do. You guys rocked last year!!!! It was awesome! Grandma Joan

enjoyed the show at hayden,ind. 1/12 . also enjoyed your cd i bought. played it on the way home back to Bloomington. keep up the good music. see you next week end.

you guy's keep picking that bluegrass music i think you are great 11-12 07 AMOS

I saw you guys in Henryville while I was up from GA. visiting family. I became an instant fan and my daughter and I played your CD all the way back to GA.

Hey gang, Great show at Little Grantville! What an awesome sound. Ronnie, easy on those guitar strings, people might start calling you the Pete Townsend of Bluegrass! Thanks for jammin' with Dave Johnson and I after the show, we had a blast. See you guys around! John Bowyer

thank you so much for your music but most of all for your wonderful testamony. Art Baumann

Thanks for a great show at Bluegrass For Billy! You guys (& girl) were fabulous...as usual. Look forward to having you back next year. You helped us raise a lot of money. A sincere thanks to everyone for coming to help out. I look forward to hearing that "dark" set you talked about :-)