Comments on: Steve Martin: “Hoping that a kid somewhere is listening to me” http://bluegrassmusic.com/content/2009/feature/steve-martin-%e2%80%a6hoping-that-a-kid-somewhere-is-listening-to-me/ Bluegrass Unlimited content Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:03:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dan Metcalf http://bluegrassmusic.com/content/2009/feature/steve-martin-%e2%80%a6hoping-that-a-kid-somewhere-is-listening-to-me/comment-page-1/#comment-290 Dan Metcalf Sun, 21 Feb 2010 10:51:40 +0000 http://bluegrassmusic.com/content/?p=427#comment-290 For Pete Wernick: Many thanks for the complimentary copy of The Crow you gave me at Mid-Winter Bluegrass in Denver last year. My wife and I listened to it all the way back to Utah and I've often played it and your liner on my weekly Old Time Country and Bluegrass show on KTMP AM 1340 in Heber Utah. I saw Steve and the SCRs on stage at the Ryman during IBMA and it was great. Many thanks also for all the help you've provided over the years in bringing the banjo and Bluegrass music in general to the attention of the over-stimulated and largely musically deprived public. Keep up the good work! Dan Metcalf Cedar Fort, Utah P.S. Incidentally, Heber has become the biggest venue for the Cowboy Poetry Gathering and as such, afforded me the privilege of twice interviewing Michael Martin Murphey on my show, premiering both his 2009 Buckaroo Bluegrass and his 2010 Buckaroo Bluegrass II CDs. For Pete Wernick: Many thanks for the complimentary copy of The Crow you gave me at Mid-Winter Bluegrass in Denver last year. My wife and I listened to it all the way back to Utah and I’ve often played it and your liner on my weekly Old Time Country and Bluegrass show on KTMP AM 1340 in Heber Utah. I saw Steve and the SCRs on stage at the Ryman during IBMA and it was great. Many thanks also for all the help you’ve provided over the years in bringing the banjo and Bluegrass music in general to the attention of the over-stimulated and largely musically deprived public. Keep up the good work!

Dan Metcalf
Cedar Fort, Utah

P.S. Incidentally, Heber has become the biggest venue for the Cowboy Poetry Gathering and as such, afforded me the privilege of twice interviewing Michael Martin Murphey on my show, premiering both his 2009 Buckaroo Bluegrass and his 2010 Buckaroo Bluegrass II CDs.

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