Message To Doc Schneider

Hello Doc,

Just one word to say: Waaaaaooooh!!!! everything in these two songs is in place: guitar works, vocals, words, saudade...

"Wherever You Are" was in you first CD. But this new version is a real gem.

I'm waiting your album on my mailbox as soon as possible!!

Thanks for these gifts and as french say i tell you "Merde" for the near future


Sam from Paris

Lilly

Many thanks for your note -- and sorry to take so long to respond.

It will be a week or two before the album is available on line -- and so I will be glad to send you a promotional copy --

just email your address to dschneider@kslaw.com, and I will ship you one wherever the rainbow might be

Regards
Doc Schneider

Hi Doc

Outstanding !!!! great album you have done !
that's the kind of music that I love .
hopping to see you one of these days in Paris for a JT's gig !
why not in 2007 ,be sure you'll not alone

Serge


what are your musical roots (just to know) ?

Serge

Many thanks for your nice comments, and I would be glad to send you an album if you will email me your address at dschneider@kslaw.com.

As for my musical roots, I was planted in the soil of the singer-songwriter movement of the 60s and 70s -- I was inalterably thunderstruck by James Taylor, Elton John, Cat Stevens, Don McLean, Carol King -- and my mother's music made an imprint on me too --from Frank Sinatra to Julie Andrews and Barbara Striesand. And the poets had an impact --TS Eliot, Robert Frost, John Keats, Shakespeare. You take all of that, mix with two parts desire, three parts absolute love, one part terminally positive, one part hoping to be beautiful -- and you get me, and likely you and all of our kindred souls here at the JT crossroads.

I wrote a little song about my musical roots --called These Were My Friends --which is on my first album and is as raw a confession as there can be. If you want that album, just let me know and I will send it.

I am a poor player. I am an okay singer. But I am a fervent lover of songs that just kill you, and I go looking for them every day.

I will join you all for sure in Paris one day. I will come years after Fitzgeral and Hemingway, but I will come for the same reason --for the joy of fellow human beings who stand spellbound by art.

Regards

Doc Schneider

What's up doc,

I Like your songs and .. sure wants to hear more. I let you my adress on your email

Bravo!

Zig