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| July 1, 2011, 5:42 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| giuseppe Aranza come questo sono il fratello di mia posta di facebook 007@hotmail.com Ballard č i miei saluti e grazie gino Aranza e per l'attenzione
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| November 29, 2010, 8:41 am, *charliegirl wrote: | |
| (sorry)
I'm 57 now and my 4 kids (33,32,29 and 23) all love your music. Mostly Wooly Bully and Lil' Red Riding Hood. Thanks for all the great music while I was growing up. God bless you! | |
| November 29, 2010, 8:40 am, *charliegirl wrote: | |
| Sam,
I'm now 57 and my kids LOVE | |
| November 28, 2010, 1:11 pm, *Sam The Sham wrote: | |
| Hey Mike; here's a Sam Sayig: "Never ask an old man a question, unless you wanna hear the history of the world. Take Care. | |
| November 28, 2010, 10:19 am, *Mike wrote: | |
| Thanks for the reply Sam, this will be good talk at Jacks
pub, along with the Gumbo, Tater Salad and just Jamin. I will check out the Mariner's Psalm. It's weird that You said that, because I'm dealing with a Priest that is a Mariner, he actually goes out and Blesses fleet of Ships. Hey I talk to much, You have a great day and Gob Bless you to... mike | |
| November 28, 2010, 3:02 am, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Hey Mike, I did work in the oil-patch in the late 70's to the early 80's. I also worked the "Iztoc" on the "Lady Emmel" (Bay Of Campeche/Mexico(Yucatan area). The C/Preyer was the one I was Captain of, there at the last. Oh and about "religion" (as some know it; doesn't matter how loud you shout; or how high you jump. It's how you walk when you land. Come to think of it; I don't recall ever meeting an atheist in a storm. Check out "The Mariner's Psalm(I call it); Psalm 107:23. As they use to say; "It gets ruff in the guff". I still miss it from time to time. Sam P.S. Crew Boats(100 ton class) & a seismograph vessel. God bless you & yours. Sam | |
| November 27, 2010, 9:06 pm, *MIKE wrote: | |
| Love your music.... I'm 60 now and have play in several bands
around port arthur texas.... in 1968 I worked on a dredge boat, we heard your music one night on the mississippi and someone told me that you were working on a tug boat are some kind of boat.. and that you had gotten into religion pretty heavy...Good luck man......... Mike | |
| November 26, 2010, 5:08 pm, *Sam The Sham wrote: | |
| Hey Everybody!!!
Got somethin'new for yáll (a little southern lingo there). Check out my latest recording; Airport Blues. I think you'll enjoy it. I posted the recording on this particular store to avoid having to wait until my official store here at samthesham.com is redesigned. Just copy/paste the link below into your browser. http://joeyanderson.com/sam | |
| November 24, 2010, 12:00 am, *Steve Hammel wrote: | |
| Hi, I have always enjoyed your gift of music since my teenage years. Thank you, Steve | |
| November 22, 2010, 4:07 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Dear Sam,
Thank you for creating such a wonderful site and for taking the time to explain the song Hard In The Rain. You were and still are an inspiration to many. May your days be long and may you always walk with the light! | |
| November 19, 2010, 12:52 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| sam how are you my brother.l was checking out t
your site site. Good job Your friend marshall (aka Lil mo | |
| November 18, 2010, 7:55 am, dougiedo2 wrote: | |
| Hi Sam
I know your a motivational speaker now and I'm from the UK and spent ten years seeing what causes people to be demotivational and negative.I have a you tube site that uses creative lyrics. See what you think about my adaptation of you wooly bully. Why not do it again with these lyrics because many kids are coming victims of cyber/internet bullying. next year I'm producing adaptations of classical masterpieces to make my point see also the you tube site type anti bully anthem and you will see Michelangelo's blame association adaptation of the creation of Adam. Keep up your motivational speaking, hats off to you. | |
| November 16, 2010, 11:25 am, *Stan Billue wrote: | |
| Sam,
Back in the early 70's I was a Talent Agent in Columbus Ohio and I started booking Stars from the 50's and 60's into the Clubs that were using my weekly Bands. I tracked you down and as I recall you were hardly working at the time so you agreed to do a series of one nighters around Ohio and Indiana. To save money, I drove you to and from each Club and you even spent a night or two at my Townhouse. You were a "class act" and always put on a great Show. It was a trip to find your Site and I wish you every Success. Stan Billue www.StanBillue.com | |
| November 15, 2010, 11:32 am, *anonymous wrote: | |
| HEY SAM
THANKS FOR THE ANSWER TO MY MESSAGE. YES COCO SOLO WAS GREAT GREAT DUTY, TOO BAD MY TOUR THERE WAS CUT SHORT WHEN THEY DECOMMISIONED THE BASE. I THOUGHT THEY WOULD JUST TRANSFER ME TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CANAL TO PANAMA CITY BUT I GOT TRANSFERREDTO THE USS CANBERRA CAG-2 BACK TO SEA DUTY TO FINISH MY HITCH. I GOT OUT IN '59 AND GOT MARRIED TO A WONDERFUL WOMAN AND WE'VE HAD 50 YEARS OF A GOOD MARRIED LIFE. I'M RETIRED NOW BUT I STILL HAVE GOOD MEMORIES OF MY NAVY LIFE. GOOD TO HEAR FROM YOU AND MY GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOU DO....LEE | |
| November 14, 2010, 8:31 pm, *Judy wrote: | |
| Hey Sam this is Frenchy's daughter from the old Congo Club. Would like to hear from you. You once told me you had some pictures of daddy and would love to check them out. Also would like to know if you are doing any engagements and where. Would love to touch bases with you. Always Judy jad57@att.net | |
| November 14, 2010, 3:47 am, *eddieandciria@msn.com wrote: | |
| Sir, I am from West Dallas,I grow up in a small,town
call Ledbetter,we lived on Harlingen, on the corner, of Gallagher St. and Harlingen St. back in 1956 thr.1962 I had a couple of friends, who lived on Hammerly Dr. I, used to walk, up the street to thier house to visit, them, I remember seeing, you and the band outside on the, porch, many of times, I, wished I could walk up to say hi. But as always, a little,kid going up to a grown ups. it could not happen. I am 60yrs old,and still listen to your music I enjoy, the heck out of it. keep on trucking you are the greatist I, am retired from the military, of 34yrs, and I am recieving, My disability from SSI, and now I can go back to Ledbetter to visit, Where I spent my younger years. the house is not there anymore,but I still go anyway. Thank you for this website, May God Bless you and the band, If you all still together. | |
| November 13, 2010, 11:37 pm, *Casimire wrote: | |
| P.S. My E-Mail is casimire777@gmail.com | |
| November 13, 2010, 11:35 pm, *Casimire wrote: | |
| Hi Sam, Back in the 60's I had a dog Wolfie. He was a Standard Poodle, but because he was the runt of the litter he was not much bigger then a Minature Poodle. He was the most over sexed dog on the planet. My Folks had him fixed and it turned out he had three balls. But that is another story. Because he was a Giant Poodle but a Runt, he was really stocky and we never gave him poodle cuts but left his hair shaggy. I seldom called him Wolfie, I always called him Wool Bull or Wooly Bully. Then you're song Wooly Bully came along, it kinda flipped me out. We lived on the beach in Malibu then. I have been wondering for years, if you were on the beach and heard me calling my pup or some such thing? Was my pup the inspritition for you're song? Be cool if it was! | |
| November 13, 2010, 8:43 pm, *tim in cincy wrote: | |
| Thanks for all of the great music and fun! | |
| November 11, 2010, 11:22 am, *Michael Katon wrote: | |
| Hey Sam,
Your songs were always a life saver in the honky tonks around where I grew up (Ypsilanti/Detroit,Michigan area)..we played alot of places just like what you describe in your story (bloody fights with bottles flying etc..)when things got tense we just fired up our loudest version of Wooly Bully along with Bill Dogget's 'The Honky Tonk' and things would get even wilder!...but at least the folks would be on our side... Thanks for your hip songs and inspiration!,Michael Katon P.S., we still fire up Wooly Bully at a blues festival here and there... | |
| November 9, 2010, 1:34 pm, *Sam the Sham wrote: | |
| Hey Lee! What a great supprise. Wasn't that
great duty??? Were you there when they decommisioned the station? How about "the Broadwy Bar" & Leon; the owner? I wanted to stay down there so bad, I even cocidered screwin'up. But that would've meant the brig; and I sure didn't want that. When I got back state-side; I was Nineteen years old. After Panama, everything seemed dead. Man....What a life. People ask once in a while, if I saw combat. I telém "Yea; but I hid under the piano till the M.P's got there. When I got back state-side, I wound up in VAP-62, till I mustered out. God bless you & yours. Sam | |
| November 9, 2010, 11:29 am, *rhodan@comcast.net wrote: | |
| HEY SAM
I AM THE SWABBY THAT WAS STATIONED WITH YOU AT COCO SOLO INTHE CANAL ZONE IN 1957. YOU PROBABLY DON'T RMEMBER ME BUT I REMEMBER YOU BEFORE YOU WERE 'SAM THE SHAM'. GLAD TO HEAR YOU MADE IT MAN, YOU WERE ALWAYS A HAPPY UPBEAT GUY. MY NAME IS LEE, I WAS A RADIOMAN 3RD CLASS. DROP ME A LINE IF YOU FIND THE TIME. PROUD TO HAVE KNOWN YOU. TAKE CARE......LEE | |
| November 8, 2010, 2:01 am, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Jeff Jones: Yes I know who you are. What a pleasant suprise. I've been wondering how your Dad might be doing. Fine I hope. let me know. LET ME KNOW. Sam.
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| November 5, 2010, 1:50 pm, *Jeff Jones (Walt's Boy) wrote: | |
| Sam it's been a long time since I have seen or spoke to you. However the other night I was listening to some music and all of a sudden one of your songs poped up.If you dont remember me my dad was Walt Jones. He knew you in Irving back in the late 60's and early 70's.. Anyway I hope all is well. If you get a minute drop me a line.. Take care..
jeff.jones17@yahoo.com | |
| November 2, 2010, 6:58 pm, *di wrote: | |
| thank you Sam, I always love hearing your songs, they are the most upbeat songs, and I can't help but dance! | |
| October 31, 2010, 11:43 am, *randy powell from augusta wrote: | |
| hey domingo this is randy from augusta from another life time. your nose dont look broke now! ha i'm at rapofages@yahoo.com would love to chat | |
| October 29, 2010, 7:15 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| big fan , this music lives forever Austin,Texas | |
| October 27, 2010, 5:21 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Hi,
I would like to do a phone interview with you. So far I did more than 80 phone interviews including with: Duane Eddy, Bob Berrychill, Barry McGuire, Carol Kaye, Clem Cattini, Shel Talmy, Steve Rowland, Gary Puckett, Gary Walker, Spencer Davis, Bill Wyman, Eric Burdon, John B. Sebastian, Roger McGuinn, Roger Chapman, Fred Glickstein, Randy Bachman, Brian Auger, David Surkamp, Tim Bogart etc. Regards, Bogi, head of the Music Dpt. in RTV Vojvodina, the National Broadcast in Serbia | |
| October 26, 2010, 9:44 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Just wanted to let you know I love your Music My Parents used to Party alot to your Music & I Love Wooly-Bully Loud! | |
| October 23, 2010, 8:38 pm, *DaBluesman wrote: | |
| Love ya Buddy! | |
| October 21, 2010, 4:40 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Growing up my mom introduced me to Sam the Sham, Loved him then, love him now, and now my own kids adore love his music. :) delightful always
Stephanie | |
| October 20, 2010, 10:15 pm, *Carol wrote: | |
| When you see Randy ...give him a hug for me please
Love your music Carol | |
| October 19, 2010, 5:24 pm, *bbunting wrote: | |
| Thanks Sam !!!!
I just regressed 45 Years | |
| October 18, 2010, 12:50 am, Shag wrote: | |
| So very glad you are still with us.Loved your music back in the day.Trying now to see if you work is on CD.God bless you Sam long life and happiness.The original Shag | |
| October 13, 2010, 2:26 am, *"Bad Apple" Rother wrote: | |
| hey sam,
I'm 22 and big fan. How about putting a band together and playing some shows. I think if done right it could be a big success. Would love to see it happen! | |
| October 12, 2010, 1:32 am, *Sam to John E. wrote: | |
| Hey John Eckert/Talent: Likewise. I was thinking about what you mentioned re: an acoustic set. I have done some songs on a set. They were well recieved. It's a side of me few people know about. I wouldn't mind doin' my Hits. It's just that I'ld like to do some acoustic songs as well. I came up Hwy "61";Old School. It's not how many notes one plays; It's how much of your heart you put in the ones you do. Who knows? I haven't lost my taste for the "Hunt"; perhaps I've just lost my taste for the kill. I might consider it if everything was just right. Sam | |
| October 10, 2010, 4:16 pm, *Tony Samudio Jr. wrote: | |
| Hello primo, I don't know if you remember me. I'm your primo Tony Samudio's son. I met you a few years ago when my grandma Otila passed at my uncle Sam Samudio's house. I know you had come down to see the family and lead my uncle Johnny to the lord. Thank you for doing that be foer he passed, I know I will see him again. I would love to get to know you better. I know you have a prison ministry, and I think thats awesome. Keep in touch and God bless. Tony Samudio Jr. | |
| October 3, 2010, 2:30 pm, *John Eckert /Talent Agent wrote: | |
| Hi Sam...It was Great speaking with you today. Let me know from time to time how the Book project is going. BTW, Enjoyed the poetry samples!
Take Care. John Eckert | |
| September 27, 2010, 5:07 pm, *Allie wrote: | |
| Big fan from Ottawa, Canada! Thank you Sam! | |
| September 26, 2010, 2:16 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| Hello Sam,
You were big in Serbia too. Because of that I would like to do a telephone interview with you. Since 2004. I did around 80 interviews, including to: Duane Eddy, Chubby Checker, Barry McGuire, Eri Burdon, Carol Kaye, Galt MacDermot, Jim Rado, Pete Rivera, Tim Bogart, David Surkamp, Bill Wyman, Roger McGuinn, John B. Sebastian, Jim Peterick, Gary Puckett, Gary Walker... Ragards, Bogi, head of the Music Dpt.in RTV Vojvodna, the National Broadcast in Serbia | |
| September 21, 2010, 10:36 pm, *Mark Cox wrote: | |
| Your music makes me smile :) | |
| September 18, 2010, 10:05 pm, *Jane Ronca wrote: | |
| Sam
I saw your show in Naples Florida 3 years ago with Bowzers Rock N Roll Party.. I live in Phoenix now. My husband is trying to put a show in the brand new Wild Horse Casino a 1400 seat brand new show room. We want you.. Will you consider appearing with Jon on this show. I know you are retired but you have a lot of great fans here in Arizona.. Please consider us.. My husband is Tommy Ronca one of the original Chaperones from the Doo Wop genre working along with Barry Newman Jon Bauman... our number is 520 413-3983 | |
| September 17, 2010, 9:31 pm, *Diane wrote: | |
| Yeah, I hit the submit but that does not mean I aquiesced. So please send me the lyrics & chords to spindrift29@yahoo.com of "El Toro de Goro". Johnny has purchased 1341 cups of coffee for me & fed me everyday we were together when we were in Deepwater Horizon staging, and is owed this. Thanks! P.S.: My youtube entitled "placidpond" has the song I wrote to Johnny, called "No L.A." xxx ooo xxx | |
| September 17, 2010, 9:27 pm, *Diane wrote: | |
| Dear Sam, My best USCG buddy Johnnie Sanchez wants the lyrics to "El Toro de Goro". If you send me the lyrics & chords, I will be able to play it for him (& my kids can youtube it for me so Johnny could see it whenever.) | |
| September 17, 2010, 1:23 pm, *Sammy C. wrote: | |
| Sam the Sham, meet you in Albuquerque with Gary Cape a few years back. You named our radio show on K Y V A, as the Double Whammy.
Planning an event for our 50th Anniversary of K Y V A in Gallup, NM, just west of Albuquerque. We have Jimmy Gilmer and Fireballs coming out, along with 'Lil Bo Diddley, Bo's son. The event is November 13th. I want to extend an invitation to you to be a part of the show. You can reach me at 505 593-3737 and let's work things out! Rock 'n Roll is here to stay, my man! Sammy C. Rockin' Oldies K Y V A 103.7 FM Gallup, New Mexico (on Route 66)! | |
| September 16, 2010, 4:50 pm, *anonymous wrote: | |
| did you ever run a cigar boat to the offshore drilling rigs? | |
| September 15, 2010, 1:14 am, *Sam/ re: Scooter (old school) wrote: | |
| Motorcycle: Its a TR/650. A friend of mine by the name of Carl Marrow, was a mech & a Harley drag racer. He tweeked it up real good. I liked it because I did a lot of long, lone riding. With two people on it, it could do 100 mph. Back then times were kinda crazy. If for some reason,I had to take to the rough, I didn't have to worry about daggin bottom. Never had to work on it on the road. My last ride on it was from Detroit to Memphis to Dallas To OKIE City; to Lawton,OK back to Dallas; then all the way down to Miami. Nothin'to prove; just puttin'around; Some did more; some did less. The little I did, I gave it My best. It's been restored and is in the "Rock & Soul" museum / Memphis. All She needs is oil & gas; and she's good to go. Carl, where are you? You still around? Hope so. If you happen to need someone to heplp you jockey you back to the "Pit"; I'll drive drive the pickup. Hope You & Yours are doin'well. God Bless You. | |
| September 14, 2010, 5:24 pm, *Christy wrote: | |
| Hi! My name is Christy and I am a filmmaker. My friends and I started a small production company and we have been self-financing and producing a comedic web series called "Missed Connections". We'd love to use a cover of “Little Red Riding Hood" in one of our episodes. It's such a wonderful song and it is perfect for our piece!!
We are planning on linking up to youtube, funnyordie.com and eventually sites like Huffington Post. Please let us know what we'd have to do to be able to obtain usage of it for the episode. Obviously, we have a very limited budget but we've been lucky enough to link up with some very talented musical artists (including Joan Jett!) who've given us free-to ultra low budget licensing on their material. We'd be glad to send you a link to the video to check out beforehand. Please let us know. I can be contacted at leftrightseven@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your incredible music! Respectfully yours, Christy | |
| September 13, 2010, 8:43 pm, *Your Motorcycle? was it... wrote: | |
| Hi Domingo,
Mike V. here from Killen, Al. I was curious about that bike you were on ...Was it a 1968 Honda CB350K ? and did you modify it like that? Cool bike I always liked how some smaller cc motorcycles could be chopped nicely! I miss the lighter bikes..my big 1500 Vulcan Classic weighs about 1000 pounds too much!! Mike V. Semper Fi again ps been argueing with a friend from Santa Cruz, Ca. over your bike in the Hard" picture | |
| September 13, 2010, 1:35 pm, *Mike Van Eron wrote: | |
| I remember rushing to Four Winds music shop in Staten Island, N.Y. at age 14 to buy your album ( Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs) I still have this LP vinyl great album and and play it now and then, turning the big 60 shortly (2010), thanks Sam for the fond memories of the mid sixties as it was my special time in life growing up. As we say in the Marines...Semper Fi to you and the Pharoahs. Treasured music lives forever.
Mike Van Eron Killen, Alabama (retired) | |
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