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EntryNo: 106  Date: Friday 09:37 18.08.2006 Lynn Schroeder Im sorry to hear the bad news of Sams death.My prayers go out to his family. Lynn Add comment shiloh2458yahoo.com  EntryNo: 105  Date: Thursday 12:10 10.08.2006 Eldoro Great show in Avignon, april 2003 Miss you Sammy with your deep voice and great harp playing. Sure you'll rock the house in heaven. Add comment  EntryNo: 104  Date: Saturday 11:33 05.08.2006 Jipes Its very sad to kearn that Sam left us after such a great career ! I had the chance to see him rocking the place at Tipitinas in 1999 and had the chance to get my CD signed by this gentleman and Anson of course. I kept on playing this CD (and several others from the band) from time to time and rembering how hot the atmosphere was there in New Orleans when Anson and Sam teared down the place ! Add comment www.mojo.fr pesjiyahoo.com  EntryNo: 103  Date: Tuesday 16:05 01.08.2006 Dilluns Tempestuos-Valencia- Rest in peace. We'll miss your music, but we'll miss you a lot.Next programm we'll make something special for you. A lot of respect for your family and friends. Add comment  EntryNo: 102  Date: Monday 15:44 31.07.2006 Johnpaul Jones I have watched and listened to Sweet Sam Myers for many years at da'Biscuit (I don't care what the pigs in suits in NYC say). I love the blues, love the Delta but it will just not be quite right without him blowing harp on that stage with Anson and the Rockets. I loved listening to that man sing, talk and play while I did my photographs. He was always the constant highlight of my photo trips to the festival. My friend, Bruce Newton, a consistent contributor to these pages informed me of Sam's death today and it saddened me greatly. Thank you Sam, Anson and the rest of the Rockets. Sam, I am almost sure there is a smoking section where you are. Say hello to my Mom and Dad. They are good people like you. Add comment jonesjohnpuams.edu  EntryNo: 101  Date: Sunday 14:30 30.07.2006 Bruce Newton I just heard the news today after being gone on vacation. I only got to see Sammy perform twice in Helena, Arkansas, but I will miss him greatly. It was a highlight of my day to write to him almost daily in his guestbook during his recovery process. His music will live forever & now he plays in the heavenly choir. God speed to you Sammy, your devoted fan, Bruce Add comment  EntryNo: 100  Date: Friday 19:35 28.07.2006 Adam Baumm Sam, I'll always treasure the shows you did at George Street. It was a privilege to have known you. Add comment www.atomic-playboy.com adambaummaol.com  EntryNo: 99  Date: Friday 15:04 28.07.2006 Chicago Bob Hess I've been on the road for 3 weeks ... got home and read the sad sad news. I never tired of Sam and the boys. God rest his soul. Add comment rahesshessnetscape.net  EntryNo: 98  Date: Friday 10:37 28.07.2006 LYNN Sam was the greatest! I saw him two times here in Louisville, KY, and led him back on stage when he needed help. Talk to him at length during the breaks. I love his voice and soul! Sam, I know you are entertaining the angels! love, Lynn Add comment SRV019YAHOO.COM  EntryNo: 97  Date: Friday 00:22 28.07.2006 Big Nancy i was playing harp on the road with Sonny Rhodes back in the 1990's. We ran into Sam and Anson in Atlanta... We were all staying in the same hotel. They were playing at the Point, I believe, and we were at Blind Willies. Sam and Anson came by after the show.... I had met him many times before and he was ever so gracious, but in Atlanta I saw his true greatness. Not only one of, if not the most, unique players and singers of all time... but one of the most giving men on stage. He truly understood the concept of ensemble playing. He left his ego at the door... There is a lesson to be learned in the way Sam treated his fellow bluesman, Sonny Rhodes, that evening in Atlanta... with respect, dignity, and fellowship... qualities modern bluesmen often overlook. My heart goes out to Sam's family and bandmates... if I am breathless at the thought of never hearing that speaking voice again... I cannot fathom your pain. My thanks go to Sam for all the wonderful things he taught me. He will be missed. With hope that the joyous memories outlast your pain... Big Nancy Add comment www.bignancy.com next page »