Jeff Atkins [12/22/02, 5:47 PM] writes:
It's a pleasure to be invited into the book... Thanks Jeff

 
Greg Ray st.louis mo. [12/22/02, 3:17 PM] writes:
Jack I am wonderin what amp you use for regular club size rooms. And what effects too. I already got the hot rail in my 57 tele. I use an older Music Man HD 130 With 2 12 m series jbl's but it aint as creamy sounding as yours! Man dude your tone is the greatest.Thanks for the insparation got all your cd's and listen to um allways. God bless ya

 
Tim O'Leary [12/21/02, 8:14 PM] writes:
Dear Jack, are there any interviews of you in any of the guitar mags? I'd love to know your influences,tunings,gear etc. I saw you with the ABB a couple of times a few years back. I'm a deadly serious player and you really blew me away with your style-VERY bluesy with just enough jazz as to not sound superfluous. This is what I've been aspiring for for years. I listen to whats popular on the radio, MTv and VH-1, and pal let me tell ya-you're breath of fresh air! Thanks for the goooood music, you've a beautiful guitar soul. Tim O'Leary

 
johnny boring [12/17/02, 10:37 AM] writes:
Jack Pearson is absolutely the best guitar player Ive ever seen and heard.I can't wait for a new cd to come out.His wife is a really tasty bass player also.

 
KEVEN FINKLE 394 FOURTH AVENUE TROY NEW YORK 12182 [12/12/02, 11:29 AM] writes:
Jack, this is one ABB fan who really loved your slide expertise when you were with the Brothers.

 
Whit Hubner [12/9/02, 10:30 PM] writes:
Jack - I would like to talk to you about booking you & maybe William sometime soon. please call me at 799-9396 or email me.

 
Michael P. Child, Rancho Santa Margarita, California [11/23/02, 11:02 PM] writes:
I saw you with the Allman Brothers at the Universal Amphitheater and not only enjoyed your playing but your interaction with Duane Betts. Your soulful, in the pocket, playing and your willingness to show the kid the ropes for the few songs he was on-stage with the band has stuck with me. I didn't see him talk to Dickey once while he was on-stage. Thanks for sharing your gift with all us fans. I wish I could hear you live again but I will not throw out the predictable plea, asking you to come to my home town of Orange County California! Don’t worry the RAP thumpings coming from the lowered import vehicle next to me at every stop-light will fill the void of actual music.

 
Doug Holt, Gallatin, TN [11/21/02, 1:09 PM] writes:
Can't wait for the next Nationals gig.

 
Pat Lawless, University of Kentucky [11/15/02, 12:09 PM] writes:
Looking forward to seeing you in Bowling Green. See you then.

 
Dave Neeley [11/10/02, 7:41 PM] writes:
Jack, I am a big fan. I saw you with the Allman Brothers Band and I was fortunate enough to hear you at GABBA fest with the Nationals. You are the best and I would like to know what you're doing these days. Are you still playing with Mr. House? I thought him to be an incredible musician also. Please let me know where I can purchase some of your music. You are the best, Dave

 
Greg Ray [11/10/02, 3:27 PM] writes:
My hat is off to the greatest slide player of all time! I first saw you on direct tv with Alman bros. and have been tracking you ever since. got stepin out and jack pearson and have plumb wor um out! I play in a group from St.louis called Well Hungarians and you have benn a real shot in the arm for me! Were playing the wild horse sallon on nov 16 and am going to try to make it later in nite! Ive never seen ya in person! Keep on Keepin on you have a special gift from god!!! Greg Ray www.wellhungarians.net is our site

 
Pamela......Georgia [11/6/02, 4:34 PM] writes:
Ya know what....all you guys who have written in Jacks guest book really really need to make a trip to Nashville or Murfreesboro and see the Nationals (Jack, William, Elizabeth, AJ and Richard) There ain't nothing finer than to see these guys play in their home turf. Just wish I could get there more often. Yeh....I know..I know....it's been WAY WAY too long. I feel a roadtrip coming on.

 
ponlaboon;bangkok,thailand [11/5/02, 3:19 AM] writes:
HELLO JACK
I'M GUITAR PLAYER WHO LIKES YOUR TONE&FEEL.ONLY GOT GREG AND JIMMY HALL CDs BUT ENJOYS YOUR PLAYING A LOT.
IT'S NEAR THE IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO SEE YOU BUT AT LEAST I KNOW YOU FROM YOUR MUSIC.
THANKS
PONLABOON
AM I ONLY YOUR FAN FROM THAILAND?

 
jim baity decatur,il [10/28/02, 10:23 AM] writes:
i caught the allman bros,well probably 5-6 years ago now at the world ampitheatre and have always wondered"who's the cat in the hat". now i know. i'm looking for some of your stuff.thanks for the sounds

 
Jason Dodson Atlanta Ga [10/26/02, 11:02 AM] writes:
Hey Jack,
I am a former MTSU student and caught you whenever I could. I always had to get there early to hear "I'm Ready" cause that song really gets things cooking. I have since moved from middle TN and saw you at faces a couple of weeks ago. I forgot how much I miss really good soulful music. You really have a unique calm stage presence but the music you make is like an explosion of freshness that is so refreshing.(for lack of a better analogy) Would love to see you in the Atlanta area some time. I love all the other band members from rambo to the mad drummer. Keep on making us smile.

 
steve kehoe [10/8/02, 3:57 PM] writes:
still enjoying the heck out of 97-99 allman gigs; can't get enough of it! what else do you have in the same vein? all the best and thanks for the inspiration!
steve

 
sarah sharma [10/3/02, 11:40 AM] writes:
COME TO BIRMINGHAM IN ENGLAND JACK!!!!1

 
Maria Shaheen, Cleveland, OH [10/2/02, 11:50 AM] writes:
Hi Jack,
We met a while ago in Cleveland when you played Nautica Stage with ABB. I check your web site every so often to see what's going on. I noticed in your guest book that everyone wants you to come to their city to play. I would like to ad Cleveland to that request. I work for House of Blues and in addition to Blossom Music Center up here, we just took over Nautica as the exclusive promoter. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you to help you in Cleveland. And please come back! The Allman Brothers have been coming to Blossom for the past three years and while I enjoy the show, I share in the wishes that we could see you again with them (The concert just doesn't seem to be the same fun show). I hope everything is going well.
Take Care,
Maria

John Hughes woodbury, tn [9/30/02, 1:15 PM] writes:
Jack,
thanks for bringing the chairs back on sat. a'noon..Kim and I will try and make it on Wednesday....john

 
EITAN PRICE - New Jersey [9/29/02, 11:39 AM] writes:
Hey Jack: I'm going to pick up your self titled disc of instrumentals. At risk of beatin a dead horse: It was a sad day for a lot of your fans whey you parted with the Allman Bros. I sure wish you head up to NYC and do a couple of shows for those of us who can't make it to Nashville. I tell you, every show you did with the ABB in '98 & '99 is just heaven. I have several recordings of that era and love them all. Keep making the fine music that you are, and think about coming to NYC. You'd take your fans up here over the moon.

 
nicholas, los angeles [9/25/02, 1:00 AM] writes:
Come out to southern california!!!

 
Bill Turner, Woodstock, GA [9/24/02, 4:56 PM] writes:
Jack...Would love to see you perform in the Metro Atlanta area sometime. You play a mean guitar...love your slide.

 
DEREK, PITTSBURGH [9/22/02, 1:19 AM] writes:
SPENT ALMOST EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY AT THE BORO, TO SEE JACK. LUCKY ENOUGH TO WORK AT CORKY'S FOR JP ON TUESDAY NIGHTS. SAW HIM A BUNCH ON ABB TOUR, IT WAS NICE TO SEE HIM IN PITTSBURGH IN 97 AFTER I MOVED FROM MURFREESBORO. REMINDED ME OF THE GOOD TIMES WITH THE NATIONALS AND HOW MUSIC SHOULD BE HEARD. TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW TO PICK UP THE CD WITH JACK AND WILLIE HOWSE.

 
Carlos in Nashville [9/18/02, 5:23 PM] writes:
Ive seen you guys play at leaST 10 times and I have never heard Jack miss a note. You are a surgeon with that slide! Adios.

 
Tyler Cook [9/15/02, 6:23 PM] writes:
Hey Jack
I'm a jazz/recording major at MTSU. I just want to say that your band inspires me every time i see you all. You're one of my favorite guitarists of any style so keep up the good work.

 
tony keats [9/13/02, 2:06 PM] writes:
My favorite thing to do when I lived in Murfreesboro, and still today, is to see Jack perform at the Boro bar and grill, the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. These shows are pure gold. To everyone out there, go check out one of these shows!!! They make you feel better!!! Jack you are by far my favorite Player. God bless you as he blesses others through you!

 
MIKE TANZ [9/12/02, 11:33 PM] writes:
HI.

 
Pat Wells, Murfreesboro [9/12/02, 8:14 AM] writes:
Just read the nice little article on you in the Daily News Journal. Hope all is going well with you. Paul sends regards too!
--Pat

 
michael hubbard [9/7/02, 5:05 PM] writes:
Jack,
I had the great privledge to see you play with the allman brothers back in the late 1900's. It was '97 i believe and it was out in oregon. I was too high to remember your name in all honesty(shrooms!), but i caught your name on the natural fire web site. You were a real mofo on the guitar that evening and you played circles around dickey betts! You could just see the frustration on his face when you guys were trading licks. I'm just glad i did'nt have his job that night! What a bag of tricks and you are such smooth dude. One of my favorite concerts!. I would love to see you light up the stage again some day...I'm not sure what kind of stuff you are doing these days but i would like to find out. If you give lessons... i would love to digest some of that knowledge too... you are a master! Please drop me a line and give me the scoop!
mike hubbard

 
Marks Davidson [9/5/02, 2:37 PM] writes:
Are you still playing some with Jimmy Hall and the Prisoners of Love? If so, when & where?

 
Delta Dan, Leanna TN [9/4/02, 7:41 PM] writes:
Nice site. Been a long time fan....fond memories of Jackie and William Howse acoustic in Peck Hall at MTSU...real cool true Blues Men...
Peace

 
Greg Henderson [9/1/02, 8:59 PM] writes:
Did you ever play with the bellamy brothers I saw you with them I think and you had a natural wood finish tele that was such a pretty guitar do you still have it. I get grief for this next statement all the time but I feel you were the most technically smooth and varied guitarist to ever play with the ABB! You have soul and chops yes every one else has their sound and style which were uncaomparable but you can and could cover so much territory with those guys hope to see you in guitartown soon!

 
Sue, Athens GA [8/28/02, 2:24 PM] writes:
Great music from a great musician! I enjoyed seeing you with ABB and Gregg Allman & Friends. Hopefully, I'll get to see you sometime again soon. Thanks for sharing your talent with us!

 
Jack Homa - Denver Colorado [8/23/02, 11:27 AM] writes:
Would love to see you play in Colorado!

 
Dillon Luttrell [8/21/02, 1:32 AM] writes:
I was walking around campus a few days ago and I heard what I thought was either Derek Trucks or Dickey Betts on guitar, turns out it was you and your band, anyway I stayed for the whole show and you guys rocked. Look forward to seeing you play in the future ,
sincearly, your new fan, Dillon

 
Tommy Johnson, Florence, AL [8/20/02, 10:14 PM] writes:
We enjoyed hearing you at the Handy Festival. We look foward to you being there every year. Please keep coming! I enjoyed the blues gig you did 2-3 years ago outside behind the bank, too. I hope you will put that together again sometime. It was encouraging to here you have become a Christian.

 
Danny Acquavella [8/18/02, 9:37 PM] writes:
I like the web site, and I just want to say that I think, you Jack, are a great guitar player!

 
Andy Beichler Berea, KY [8/16/02, 6:17 PM] writes:
Jack:
I hope you make it back to Kentucky sometime in the near future. Lexington would be even better than Bowling Green for me. Sorry I could not make it but I was traveling for work.
Andy

 
Dave Morgan / Whitesboro NY [8/16/02, 4:10 PM] writes:
Hey Jack, you be the best.