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Kinky is the man.
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Great finding your web site. Just finished
reading "Armadillo's and Old Lace" and "Elvis, Jesus, and Coca-cola". Look
forward to more mysteries. Going to look for some of your Texas Jew Boy
albums or this anthology.
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Hey Kinky...Just a "sperm of the moment"
message...Sold American is a blast...from the past...just got Lasso from
ElPasso...Enjoy your work...
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Kinky....we need your help and support....our
community just experienced 3 arson/hate crimes at 3 synagogues {in addition
to several church burnings, leaflets in the past years)...your significant
visibility would help us if you could do a fundraiser for s (with all your
costs covered by the event)...We have a "Western" town too! P L E A S E
consider joning us in our healing process, we're about to open up a Museum
of [Tolerance]Understanding and Learning...Shalom, Thanks bubbe, Margi
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Kinkster, you cat loving man, that makes
you very sexy!Miami Beach has a lot of spare kitties- need any ?Attended
a booksigning in Austin about 8 years back- thanks for the party-and many
thanks for the great stories-keep on writing
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Great site! My husband and I are Big Fans!
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Kinky, I love ya. Fred.
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Kinky, I love ya. Fred.
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Proud to be amongst yer friends. From
one Texas Jewboy to another!
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Thanks for stepping up to the plate and
helping Dolly your to be commended
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I've been Kinky-ised! What a unique perspective
the Kinkster has on life. And lobotomies.
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* You can pick your friends and you can
pick your nose but you can't wipe your nose on your saddle * attr. Kinky
Friedman Is this really a Kinky quote
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Your books rock! Thank you for writing
them!
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Why aren't there more writers like you
out there? I appreciate your perspective on life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness. Do you still own that trailer in Texas? How are the cats?
I love your British burgler friend. Keep up the good work.
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There's still a lot of Eagle Scouts around!
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I felt I was trapped in a spiraling carousel
of death as read your book. Again.
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Dear Cousin Harry...tell Kinky I'm in
the midst of blast from the past and digging it. The Kinkstah IS the antidote
to Y2K blues, and is the voice of the post '60's beat cowboy in us all.
Long Live the Kinkstah!!
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Kinkster, I like the web site. Read "Road
Kill", then all the other of your books that the local Library had. Now
I'm reading the ones they don't have through Interlibrary Loan. What can
I say? I'm a cheap bastard! I've got to save my money for my cigars. Keep
the books coming. The only good thing to come out of NYC except for...,
I can't think of anything. ED
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As a 100% bona fide Echo Hill Rancher
from the '80s, I'm moved to tears by the sweet sounds of "Old Man Lucas"
and memories of climbing the Hill early in the morning to beat flag raising.
Not to mention Louise's fried chicken. I'd love to track down fel ow nostalgic
Ranchers living in the NYC area.
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Have been a fan since I discovered Greenwich
Killing Time. Have worked in a bookstore since 1978 and have sent lots
of readers down the Kinky path. Just bought Pearls In The Snow and like
it a lot, but the originals are still the best! Glad lots of th m are on
cd now.
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My husband was jealous of the laughs I
got from Kinky until I gave him a book and he nearly wet the bed. Thanks
Kinky for the renewal of the values I always had and thought I had lost.
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Dera Mr. Friedman, Thanks for your twisted
scribblings — they've been a delight to me as I rip through the pages at
3:00 a.m. accompanied by my dog, Aggie, and our recently arrived cat, Princess
Warrior the Rezcat. I work nights as a copy editor at the area's weekly
and whe I arrive home the fam (wifey-woo Ann Marie and bionic 5-year-old
son, Chris) is a-snoring. My life, I've discovered at 45, has come down
to pleasing family and pets. And providing snacks. I will recommend your
books to my 26-year-old son, Sean, a veterinarian who lives in Minneapolis,
who several years ago converted to Judaism. I'm sure it will create a severe
setback in our relationship. Thanks you again. Steve Jahrling, Waterflow,
N.M. p.s. Thanks for the lore on the KF Plectrum — i play guitar some in
a nonthreatening manner and i personally like the Dunlop Big Stubby picks
in 3.0 mm — they're like plastic rocks and lend to a fat tone, but to each
his own.
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Kinky, this is a message all the way from
good old Blighty (England). I discovered you only 2 months and ago and
I have been addicted ever since. My shelves are stuffed with your books.
You are "killer bee" yourself. Keep on rockin' Kinkster, from an insp red
crime writer, keep a look out for me!!!
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Kinky: Loved all your books. Keep on crankin'em
out! If you ever get a gig at Milwaukee's Summerfest, I'm sure we'd all
love to come out and see you!
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Old time fan from my days in Buchanan
Dam, where I struggled as an actress/writer, and you were my inspiration.
Probably why I'm a high school history teacher now...Love your music, mysteries,
and Texas lore. My cats say howdy y'all
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For tha Kinkstah, from one fine American
to another: "Polarpussy's a fantastic creature; Dark, and covered with
hair. It looks like the face of a preacher And smells like the ass of a
bear. Ah, the nights; ah, the nights Ah, them long dark winter nights....
We romped and rolled in the Northern Lights Till the ice thawed from beneath
us.
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Hope Little Jewford has recovered well
and will be back playing the stomach Steinway
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I think that Kinky is Chevy Chase in mustache
and dark hair. Look at the pictures. You never see them together, They're
both weird. Or does everyone already know this? Ben
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howdy kinkstah...an absolute pleasure
to read your books...thanks.
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Kinky, As a friend of Steve Rambam and
a private investigator, I want to tell you how much I enjoy your books
and appreciate your feelings towards animals. We live in San Antonio and
would love to see you
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Sir Richard Friedman, once told me that
he never says FUCK, in front of a c_h_i_l_d_. and Larry Mahan can back
that up too. May you live long and well Kinky....Ehyee
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Sir Richard Friedman, once told me that
he never says FUCK, in front of a c_h_i_l_d_. and Larry Mahan can back
that up too. May you live long and well Kinky....Ehyee
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Sir Richard Friedman, once told me that
he never says FUCK, in front of a c_h_i_l_d_. and Larry Mahan can back
that up too. May you live long and well Kinky....Ehyee
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Kinky, As a friend of Rambam as well as
a pivate investigator myself, I thoroughly enjoy your books. I also have
a deep appreciation for your aid to animals and your love for cats. My
cats sit on my lap or on top of my "Hard-Boiled "computer all day while
we work. We live in San Antonio and would like very much to see you some
time. Keep up the good work!!! Paul
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Kinkster! Down here in Kerrville we think
you hung the moon dude. In one weekend you helped us out with not one but
two benefits - the Arcadia Theater and The Melody Coroner Tax Benefit.
I'm also grateful that you solved the Elebracht mystery and brought them
hippie-torturing, goat "knowing (Biblical)" knights of the crimson necks
to justice. It shall remain our secret. Again Kinky we appreciate all your
help down here in Cowtown. See you at the Festival and the June 12th Benefit
for Melody Corner (local music store in Kerrville under tax lien) -Greg
Forest, Dime A Dozen musicoffice.com
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Kinkster! Down here in Kerrville we think
you hung the moon dude. In one weekend you helped us out with not one but
two benefits - the Arcadia Theater and The Melody Coroner Tax Benefit.
I'm also grateful that you solved the Elebracht mystery and brought them
hippie-torturing, goat "knowing (Biblical)" knights of the crimson necks
to justice. It shall remain our secret. Again Kinky we appreciate all your
help down here in Cowtown. See you at the Festival and the June 12th Benefit
for Melody Corner (local music store in Kerrville under tax lien) -Greg
Forest, Dime A Dozen
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Kinkster! Down here in Kerrville we think
you hung the moon dude. In one weekend you helped us out with not one but
two benefits - the Arcadia Theater and The Melody Coroner Tax Benefit.
I'm also grateful that you solved the Elebracht mystery and brought them
hippie-torturing, goat "knowing (Biblical)" knights of the crimson necks
to justice. It shall remain our secret. Again Kinky we appreciate all your
help down here in Cowtown. See you at the Festival and the June 12th Benefit
for Melody Corner (local music store in Kerrville under tax lien) -Greg
Forest, Dime A Dozen
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Kinky, I know Rambam personally, but if
you tell anybody.... you know the rest. He is the reason I am in the pi
business. Your books and love of animals, particularly cats are the reason
I stay in the business. My cats sit on my desk, on top of the computer,
or n my lap all day. We live in San Antonio and would love to see you when
you are in town. Please say Hi to Rambam if you talk to him and please
continue the good work. I have read all your books and truthfully have
enjoyed them all (particularly Elvis, Jesus & Coca-Cola. Ra bam knows
why I am partial to that title.)
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Kinky, I know Rambam personally, but if
you tell anybody.... you know the rest. He is the reason I am in the pi
business. Your books and love of animals, particularly cats are the reason
I stay in the business. My cats sit on my desk, on top of the computer,
or n my lap all day. We live in San Antonio and would love to see you when
you are in town. Please say Hi to Rambam if you talk to him and please
continue the good work. I have read all your books and truthfully have
enjoyed them all (particularly Elvis, Jesus & Coca-Cola. Ra bam knows
why I am partial to that title.)
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Hey Kinkster, when are you going to do
a book launch or show Down Under. And if you do come on down, bring ratso
with you, Lots of dead peoples shoes for him to collect. And bring Stephanie
Dupont with you too. regards from down under
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I think there is a little bit of the ole
Kinkstah in all of us, at least in our dreams I think. Happy trails to
you an yours.
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I think that Kinky and the aging comic,
Chevy Chase are one and the same person. Look at the pictures: without
the mustache and dark hair, with thinning grey hair, it's Chevy. You never
see them together, never hear a denial. They're both weird. Look at t e
knowing, smart-ass eyes. I think I'm on to something here. Or does everybody
already know? Old Benjamin
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Kinky, you're my hero
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I'm a (new) huge fan - Kinky, you're my
hero!
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I think Kinky and aging comedian Chevy
Chase are the same person. Look at the pictures. Take away the mustache
and dark hair and think of Chase's thining grey hair. It's him! Never see
them together. Both weird. Both cranky. Could be. Oe does everybody already
know this?
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I think Kinky is the same person as aging
comedian Chevy Chase. Never see them together. Both drink cigars. Both
weird. Could be? Look at the Kinkster without mustache and dark hair/ Picture
him with thin grey hair like Chase. Or does everyone already know.
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just moved to maine from austin and i
broke my damn leg. its getting hot up here, so im thinking of home and
decided to reread all of the kinky books ive got. takes me back to bandera
where i should be swimming with my dog right now. thanks trap
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I was a regular in the early 80's at the
Lone Star Cafe (on Sunday Nights)to see 'The Sons of Masada' play, and
to have a Kinky experience. Have been a fan ever since from my current
locale in Portland, OR. Even seen him here twice (in 13 years), He doesn
t tour much nowadays.
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just trying to find out about who you
are and your relationship to the great legend and my favorite singer, songwriter
Willie Nelson.
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I wish I had a cat.
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I wish I had a cat.
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Stop bothering Jesus with all that shit
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Hellooooooooooooooo, Kinkyyyyyyyy!
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Just like to say thanks for a fantastic
evening in the Jazz cafe - London...When I got home the cat didn't believe
I'd lit your cigar...but appreciated the autographed book all the same..
Cheers Keep amusing !
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Dear Kinky, Your books remind me somewhat
of the works of Damon Runyon. The characters are rich and jump out of the
pages at you - pretty soon you feel at home with them all etc. Have you
read Runyon and did he inspire your approach at all? By the way, h ve you
recently been in Melbourne Australia - I heard a rumour that you had been
here and was p'd off to have missed the opportunity to see you in whatever
it was you were doing here. Regardless, thanks for the pleasure you have
given me through your bo ks....Ronit
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Hey Kingster! Just visited with LeeRoy
and James and we talked about "Pearls in the Snow" ...I got it and it sure
brings back old times...GOOD STUFF! Fancy Space (Honorary Jewboy...1975)
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A prudish, old-fashioned old lady, I amaze
myself by thoroughly enjoying your zany books. I think it's because you're
truly funny, not just crude. As a singer, you make a better writer, but
I printed off all your songs, anyway. You're kinky, I'm kooky. Keep entertaining
us & thanks for loving animals. My e-mail name is one of my cats. Check
out my web page of animals.
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Just looking for some answers on the kinkster's
web page... but, like the women, some come fast and some come slow. Some
don't come at all. Good to know the next novel's on the way and that more
music's heading our way.
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Dear Kinky, My pals and I here in Nashville
are way past ready for a new book.I have a song that you may want to hear/do.It
was written and demoed way before the Clinton scandal and it is too late
to capitalize on that,but its called"Eatin'Ain't Cheatin "
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Kinky, You'd be more famous if you had
three names, eg 'Kinky Allen Friedman', Kinky Ray Friedman', Kinky Willis
Friedman', ect. That's why Steven Fromholz isn't known outside of Dripping
Springs, he's only got two names.
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Hey Tompall wants to send this message:
"I NEVER SOUNDED BETTER".
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I found your books at a jumble sale in
Charlton (London) i paid 10p each for the two compilation books! - brilliant.
Havent read the latest one yet, i am saving it till after my exams when
i will lie on a beach somewhere and read it!!! I was hoping t at your recent
trip to London might inspire a new story`! If you want a new character
i'd be happy to oblidge! be happy! Lottie xxxx
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I'm reading More Kinky Friedman at the
moment and enjoying it lots and lots. When will you be touring England
next with your band? Keep up the good work Kingster and keep them cats
in their place.
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Yee-Hawh real Shit-Kickin' show in the
good ole U of K. Y'all come back now!!!! Did i say that right?
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Ratso owes me money.
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Love the books, Kinkster! Keep 'em coming.
BTW When's the next time you'll be in li'l ol' Australia? :) Paul
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Very funny books.
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Pearls in the Snow will greatly add to
the ambiance of our poker game which is attended by a bunch of old former
hippies now yuppified to the max. When are you coming back to Baton Rouge?
Dr. J R Wood
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Pearls in the Snow will greatly add to
the ambiance of our poker game which is attended by a bunch of old former
hippies now yuppified to the max. When are you coming back to Baton Rouge?
Dr. J R Wood
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I have been infected!!! My boss Gene Carpenter,
father of your friend Kinky, told me so much about your books, that I bought
some, read them and felt foolish rolling around with laughter all by myself.
My cat said nothing, LOL. Then Gene brought me a book on tape narraited
by you, and am enjoying it while I drive, though the other drivers must
want to know what I'm on as I giggle down the highway. Am in hopes that
the next time you are out in Southern California I will have a chance to
see you, missed you at the book signing the Book Carnival in Santa Ana,
though they told me about the cat show you attended while signing "While
the cats away", which is the one I am reading now. Am looking forward to
reviewing the rest of your website, but just wanted to le you know how
much I have enjoied your books, etc. (your very sexy voice)!!! Joel
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Being in this guestbook makes me proud
to be an American!
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Love the songs
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Enjoyed the Glasgow gig-check out the
website for Scotland's top folk band (the Kinkster wears the t-shirt) Cheers,Pinkie
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You're a national treasure, Kinkster--keep
'em coming! (Words and music) It's kinda hard to explain you in Winnemucca,
Nv, tho, most of the local Basques have never even seen a real Jew, let
alone a country singin', mystery writin', cigar smokin', one! If yr ever
in the neighborhood, I'll spring for the Jameson's--we can scare the natives.
Cheers
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Saw the Kinkstah at the jazz cafe in London
and was without a doubt the best show i've ever seen. Ride on Jew boy!
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Hi Kinky, missed you last saturday in
Cologne! I hope you're well so that you can come back soon. Greeting from
Wilfried Lücker
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I've been a huge fan since hearing "The
Ballad of Charles Whitman" on the National Lampoon Radio Hour back in the
early 70s (the "Laughs From The Past" segment). It was a real highlight
to catch your performance and book signing at the Cinegrill in the H llywood
Roosevelt Hotel a few years back. I was jazzed that Van Dyke Parks got
on stage with you. Your lucky guitar pick really worked! Nothing bad happened
to me for 48 hours afterward. At that particular point in my life, that
counted as good luck! I l ok forward to hearing the new CD. I think I've
never heard a better country song than "Western Union Wire". Keep the great
books coming!
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'Just got "Pearls..." Great job! Johnny
Marks is an old friend and a whiz.
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G'Day from "Down-Under" Kinky, I missed
your last visit, when will we see you again? Last time I was In NY City
I walked all round Van Dam St/Canal st and felt as if I had been there
before, keep those books coming. All the Best.
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The Kinkster rides again!!! I remember
recording radio spots for a Kinky Friedman show at KOKE-FM in Austin in
1981. While attending the show and visiting with Kinky back stage after
the first set I asked Kinky if he considered himself a Texas, Country Je
ish Frank Zappa. He loved it, I thought he would crush his cigar he slpapped
his thigh so hard.
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The Kinkster rides again!!! I remember
recording radio spots for a Kinky Friedman show at KOKE-FM in Austin in
1981. While attending the show and visiting with Kinky back stage after
the first set I asked Kinky if he considered himself a Texas, Country Je
ish Frank Zappa. He loved it, I thought he would crush his cigar he slpapped
his thigh so hard.
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Kinky I met you at J&W music world.
I had a great time and got to meet Ratso and McGovern. They're great guys.
Thanks for the lucky plectrum, it really works I started having good luck
within 48 hours. My wife came to bed after I'd gone to sleep and jumped
me. hanks Kinky. God Bless You.
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Kinky, great gig at the Jazz Cafe last
night. What a strange group you attract
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See you tonight in Milton Keynes Kinky!
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Just finished off the books - are there
more coming?? May the best of your past be the worst of your future!
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Yippee oy cow vay! This is not bilious
schmatzah! Keep on ropin',ridin', and writin'!
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The Honorable Kinkster--Many thanks to
The I-Man for having you on his show shortly after I first started listening
to him 5 years ago. Since then I've tried to catch you every time I could.
You are without a doubt one of the most clever lyricists to ev r drink
beer and pee in a fire. Keep up the good work and where can I get a of
your song lyrics, especially "A--hole From El Paso". Thanx. A true fan
Ben Hill
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I,ve been a fan since 76 was out of the
country when you played in London last time so hoping to catch you this
time