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July 17, 2008, 8:26 am, *Richie Bach wrote:
Hi Graeme,

I've "signed up" to the concert through the Gryphon web site. but all seems to have gone quiet since plans were announced.

Is theer any further news regarding the forthcoming concert and new album please?

Cheers

Richard Akehurst

July 13, 2008, 3:21 pm, *barry smith wrote:
Hi Chris T
I've just checked amazon.co.uk and they've got some Gryphon albums available. I share your feelings entirely on the band. Red Queen is still one of the most colourful, original, musical,and goddam honest-to-goodness entertaining albums I've ever heard. Love them to death. Kind regards to all
Barry Smith..fabs welcome to write and let's talk Gryphon, folks!

July 13, 2008, 12:29 pm, *CJT wrote:
Halliesdad, could you say where you got RQ to G3. Thanks

July 13, 2008, 12:25 pm, *Chris T wrote:
Hi, I have been looking at all the Gryphon sites I can find after talking to Brian at a gig he did with the New Scorpion Band at Halstock in Dorset. As soon as I heard him play I new it was him! I came over all simpering with excitment and even asked him for an autograph. I last saw Gryphon in 1974 at the Albert Hall supporting Steeleye Span. I went off and bought all the albums. Of course, I cannot play them on the accursed new technology because they are all vinal! Can you help? Bloody hell, just thinking about another Gryphon gig makes me wet my pants. Please do it.
Kind regards, CJT.

July 3, 2008, 5:58 pm, *halliesdad wrote:
How lovely to find you and your site! Just got a re-release of Red Queen to Gryphon Three, which I went looking for about 5 years ago, and could only find imports at outrageous prices.
Something made me check recently, and I now hold a copy in my hands which led me to your site. Can't tell you how much this record meant to me (and a lovely young lady friend) the year it came out. It was all we listened to. Don't know where she is anymore, but I'm glad I found YOU! Thanks for the music.

May 19, 2008, 4:46 pm, *anonymous wrote:
Blimey, seems an age ago I first saw Gryphon as support at The Marquee, Wardour Street. It was!
Hippily playing 'Red Queen to Gryphon Three' bedecked in 'Loons' amidst a girlfriend's plethora of 'Yes' albums. Thought it impressed her ... wonder where she is now?!
Why not - get it on, Gents - long awaited return of the rock bassoon!
Trying to think what medieval stuff our Morris Team can adapt to - singing 'The Astrologer' or 'The Ploughboy's Dream' is all I can come up with now! Not Kemp's Jig - too far, too long!
Greetings here from sunny Leatherhead!
Rgrds, Ted Smith

April 17, 2008, 3:22 pm, *Daniel Kalvo wrote:
I'm so excited about the upcoming Gryphon-concert that I can hardly speak! I just hope it'll be announced some time before the concert, since booking cheap airplane-tickets from Norway isn't easy for a poor student at a short notice..
But as Barry Smith mentioned: I'll crawl through broken glass to get to London, and I hope your new album will meet my sky-high expectations, he-he-he.

(By the way, a fan-meet of some sort would be exciting! Count me inn!)

Greetings from the rainy west coast of Norway
-Daniel -dkalvo@gmail.com


March 27, 2008, 2:42 pm, *Joe Whalen WHPC (90.3FM-NY) wrote:
Hey Graeme.. Its been a long time since I've visited your website & I am thrilled with all the new projects - especially GRYPHON, if that is still on.. Pray God that it is.. When the album's completed, maybe you'll be up for an interview on my adio show? I'd love to be the guy in NY that gets the word out on the radio here, so please keep us up to date.. Very Best Regards, Joe

March 13, 2008, 7:26 pm, *Chrissy W wrote:
You need to ask?
I'll be there if a possibly can be.....

Luv n hugs

March 5, 2008, 4:10 pm, *barry smith wrote:
er...barrysmithyes@yahoo.es

March 5, 2008, 4:09 pm, *barry smith Sevilla wrote:
Oh boy, I'd crawl over broken glass just to be in the same room as the four, or five, of you strike up the intro to Second Spasm or Midnight Mushrumps! You'll have to make it at the weekend as all us lifelong Gryphon fans - have you seen just how many people have signed the gustbook at the Gryphon website? - will be flying in from various parts of the globe. I'll sell the kids if I have to. Oh, wait a miniute, the wife tells me I already have.
Some kind of fan-meet should be organised for around the time too, and a fan/band 'buy the fan a pint' session.
It could be a seriously wonderful gatthering...your old music still sounds inspiring and unique today. Well, this morning, actually.
Take care. If anyone out there's ever down in Seville, Spain, drop me a line.
Kindest regards
Barry Smith

March 3, 2008, 4:12 pm, *Geoff Wilson wrote:
Hello, Graeme. I live in Switzerland at the moment, but I'll make sure I come home for a Gryphon gig. Please put me down for 2 tickets. Thanks
Geoff

grpwilson@supanet.com

March 3, 2008, 12:19 am, *Paul Hollis wrote:
..............the opening and closing theme to TERRAHAWKS!

March 3, 2008, 12:18 am, *Paul Hollis wrote:
Hi there Mr Taylor.

2 tickets for Gryphon please, cash is right in front of me,
just say the word.

Gryphon re-forming is music to my ears and I beg you to play THE all time classic Gryphon masterpiece at the show, thats right...............

November 30, 2007, 7:21 pm, *Chris Coe wrote:
One thing about YOU...as soon as the first note's hit...we always know it's you. Cxx

November 4, 2007, 12:55 pm, *Russ wrote:
Great site you've got here! I still use pieces of yours as examples of melodic guitar soloing to young players in my studio. They are suitably impressed I might add!
Many thanks,
Russ

November 1, 2007, 7:12 pm, *GT wrote:
Great to hear from you. I was back at the the Cott this year - the old spirits linger...very haunting!

November 1, 2007, 3:01 pm, *Alan Bell wrote:
Glad to see you're alive, kicking & a gt success. Long way from the Cottesloe. Triff!
noel.bell@orange.fr

October 29, 2007, 6:24 pm, *Graeme wrote:
My God, How do you know that? You're absolutely right - before Gryphon I was in a band called Cherrywood with Tony Sullivan and a girl called Sue, adjoined later by Simon Windmill.
What is your surname? Please email me! (See Contacts page.)

October 27, 2007, 7:26 am, *Jacqueline wrote:
Wasn't there a very early band called Cherrywood?

October 15, 2007, 6:17 pm, *GT wrote:
Hi Mike,

There is a possibility of a Home Service reunion in a year or two...

So, don't hold your breath, but, on a level playing field, at the end of the day, there could be a bird in the bush, or a solo in the scarecrow, again.

October 15, 2007, 6:14 pm, *GT wrote:
Dear Anonymous,

How, in Belgium, will I recognise you? By the way, I like Belgium very much.

Thanks for your post,

Graz

October 12, 2007, 8:57 pm, *Jean Bouchon wrote:
It is funny, I recall an entry reading "Graeme Who?" from a certain Dave Oberlé, (peutêtre un Batteriste Francais?) 3 years ago (in an old spam infested GT webguesting book) ...one wonders what further thoughts this present DO might have re the current GT? Or is he stuck in the timing warp? Est-ce que le 'sour grapes' ici et visible? JB

October 11, 2007, 6:29 am, *Dave Oberle wrote:
Graeme who?

October 3, 2007, 3:19 am, *Mike wrote:
Your magnificent solo on 'Scarecrow' – any plans to perform it live?

October 2, 2007, 3:33 pm, *anonymous wrote:
hope to see you in Belgium

August 27, 2007, 7:11 pm, *GT wrote:
Ah yes, football...

July 3, 2007, 6:20 pm, *GT wrote:
Hello Chris,

Who is Tony Daley? Please explain...

Glad you like the music.

Incidentally, gabardine is a twill-woven cotton or worsted cloth often used by tailors to weave raincoats, which, in turn, are traditionally used by perverts to "flash" their private parts.
Hope that's cleared that one up.

July 3, 2007, 6:55 am, *Chris wrote:
Hi

I always wondered why you kept picking Tony Daley, but your music was pretty good, especially Gryphon.

Never understood what Gaberdine meant though.

Good luck

ctrickett@gmail.com

June 13, 2007, 12:15 pm, *Paul Firmin wrote:
A friend of mine recently recieved an email from Jon Davies about a Gryphon reform, and sure enough there is mention of it on here as well! I cannot begin to tell you how happy this makes me and many fellow prog fans. Anyway, I just thought I'd chip in here and say good luck with everything, and thanks for all the great music!
Regards,
Paul

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