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Comments: I just took my grandson to see your show last Wed. night. He loved it and so did I. Needless to say I didn't leave without buying your CD's for him or his picture with you. I have seen your show 3 times in the last 2 years. You always give a great tribute to the US Vets. We are having the wall coming to our hometown (Marked Tree, AR) Sept. 25th thur 28th. Charlie Company will be here Friday the 25th. It would be such an honor if you could make an appearance there also. I know its a long shot to ask but I felt inspired to ask after seeing your shows. By the way your shows are great! I have been telling everyone when they visit Branson to make sure they see your show because they will have a great time. Patsy [View Entry]
Comments: This was my second ride to the wall and it was just as heart wrenching as the first, thanks to everyone that made it happen, and please don't let politicians eliminate a great event. Thanks to all that served
Comments: To all who want to DO SOMETHING for our U.S. troops please read: Please send Coffee, Cd's, DVD's any treats (even food treats!) and anything you think a solider would want from home. They are starving for anything from home. A good thing to know and PLEASE pass this on is: The U.S. post office will greatly discount any shipping charges for your care package(s) that you are sending to Afghanistan or anywhere in the world for our troops. It was only $20. to ship 2 boxes full of Coffee, chocolate, DVD's, Cd's, T-shirts, razor blades, assorted stuff too many to list....and that included the boxes too. Please be pro-active in doing something good for our troops. I hope your Memorial Day was peaceful, thanks to all the troops! For more info contact: sam.carlson@us.army.mil
Comments: Today was my first ride into washington dc for the Ride To The Wall.....as i rode thru dc, it came to me why i was here, the rememberence of those who have fallen to protect us and who are still missing in action...i stood at the fence to watch the hundreds and hundreds of motorcycles ride onto 23rd street from the Lincoln Memorial and tears came to my eyes... it made me think about what this day means to me......its not just a day off from work , but a day to remember, to honor and respect what oh so many men and women gave, to keep our country FREE.....I give thanks to those who gave for us...AMERICANS....  .....THANK YOU
Comments: Served US Navy, 1968-1971 saw Paul and the Raiders first at a bowling alley(outside San Diego) where they hung out. Became a huge fan, Just want to say Thanks for All You Do and God Bless America
Comments: As a Viet Nam Vet. I am proud of what they are doing. I met them while they were gathering at a gas station. They are a great bunch of people to do this. When we returned we were not welcomed home by many people. We were doing our duty and served our country. Just like our brave men and women who are now serving and paying the price for our freedom, all fighting men and women need and should get all our support.I am proud to be an American!
Comments: As long as I can remember, I have been a fan of Paul Revere and the Raiders. When they first hit the music scene in the early 60's I was totally captivated by the music and comic antics on stage. I couldn't get enough. When "where the action is" debut on tv I never missed a show because they were on it. As the years passed I learned to play the drums and played with many a fine musician. I think that group inspired me to play. It was only after retiring to Florida did I finally meet Paul Revere, and I wasn't disappointed. I saw the group perform at "EPCOT" in Disney and I was flabbergasted, because even though the group had changed members, Paul was the focal point of the group, and I laughed and cried as I heard the songs I grew up with. My proudest moment was when I met Paul after the show and shook hands with him. I'm 61 years old and still play rock and roll and I hope never to stop rockin' to Paul Revere and the Raiders. God bless you all and God bless America.
Comments: Thank you for all that you have done from all of us in Boise. Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, Chapter 13-2, Boise Idaho. http://www.idahocvma.org
Comments: I had the pleasure of attending a performance of the "Raiders" at EPCOT during the flower power concert series. My father escorted Paul Revere during their trip to Orlando Florida in 2001. His name is Dan "Bubba"Carter. He passed away in April 2004, the show was great, my dad would have loved it. |
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