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Tuesday
09:26
18.07.2006 |
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Ginny "Bluzgal" Ivey |
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Sam...I remember all the good times at Schooners and other places around the Dallas Blues Scene...You were indeed a teacher and mentor to many of us lovin' the Blues. God Bless You, Sam...You will always live in our hearts and souls!! Rest in peace knowing how much WE all loved you..
Be 
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25 |
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Tuesday
09:06
18.07.2006 |
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Bobby and Wendy Walker |
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Sam graced our hearts and souls with life and music. God bless the bluesman who spread joy and happiness, and welcome him into your home!
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24 |
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Tuesday
08:47
18.07.2006 |
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Michael Schaefer |
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Well, what can I say? Another of the great bluesmen has left us. Will there ever be another Sam Myers? Probably not.
Those of us that live in the Dallas, Ft. Worth area are not only losing a friend. We are losing an icon, part of our identity. There is a huge hole out there now where a great bluesman once sat. There is a stool at the Hole in the Wall over by the pool table that will be missing an elderly black man with glasses as thick as coke bottles. There won't be the proverbial Sammy hand wave as Hash Brown walks in the door coming from that corner. And we only have memories now.
It's a very sad day in DFW. God Bless Sam Myers. Rest in Peace. You've earned it.
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23 |
| Date: |
Tuesday
08:06
18.07.2006 |
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Camille |
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I have heard my brother Jeff talk about Sam for years so I know he must of been a wonderful person. God Bless !!
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Tuesday
08:01
18.07.2006 |
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"Harpo" Mark Propst |
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Back in 1969 I had the privalege of playing drums behind Sam at Pee Wee's Lounge and "house of ill repute". Sam was working at Skilcraft Industries for the Blind and I used to see him cross the street in front of the building on his way home. Of course I did not realize the the significance at the time being 18 years of age. Well Sam, you're truly home now. may God bless you and your loved ones. Thank you for being a mentor as I began learning to play harmonica 30 years ago.
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Tuesday
07:40
18.07.2006 |
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Walter U |
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I will remember your music and our brief conversations. I will always remember leading you into the ladies restroom in Charleston. Say hello to Sonny boy, Jimmy, and Big Joe. You will be missed.
Walter U.
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20 |
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Tuesday
07:02
18.07.2006 |
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Bob |
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So sorry to hear about Sam, was lucky enough to see him at a blues fest in Wheeling, WV. a few years ago with Anson Funderbach. He was helped from and to the stage but was actually able inbetween to go out into the audience and dance with some of the young girls there. I have pics of that and will remember it for a long while.
RIP Sam
Bob
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| Date: |
Tuesday
06:45
18.07.2006 |
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Debie Babcock-Dill |
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Farewell, my Friend.
If Love and Memories are all we take with us when we go...you'll need to rent a U-Haul....
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18 |
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Tuesday
06:37
18.07.2006 |
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Chris Haskins |
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 REST IN PEACE- SAM
You will be missed deeply by many people. There is a empty space in the bluesworld. You and your music will live on and will not be forgotten.
Thank You so very much for the music and memories.
Peace
Chris and John
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| Date: |
Tuesday
06:25
18.07.2006 |
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Corinne |
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sammy..now I can lean on you when I need it..my love to you for 25 years.Your wit wisdom and music have made my life better.Anson..so many thanks for all that you have done.
xoxo Corky
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