Hey Bob,  For some reason I was searching on the internet and your name came into mind.  I couldn't believe what I found in my search.  I knew you liked Baseball and it was great to see you still involved.  It's been sometime since I stopped coaching but as you well know Baseball is the only game in town.  Email back if you have a chance.

Fred (Oakhurst Little League Angels way back when, lol)

 

Very much enjoyed the read. Looking forward to the rest of the story!

I’ve been a Supertramp fan since 1977 when our high school continually played, by popular demand, Even In the Quietest Moments. These first pages brought this memory flooding back: the conversational style of Bob’s writing thus far is quite engaging. As an English teacher and avid reader, I can tell Bob writes with his audience in mind and with a fine blend of historical account and personal reflection. I eagerly look forward to getting a copy!

Bob,

I thoroughly enjoyed reading through your autobiography excerpt.  Smooth and readable.  Down to earth delivery style capturing the music, people, places, and critical junctures in the genesis of Supertramp.  Establishes a connection with the reader.  I hope you include  some post Supertramp history - I believe I have it right and was surprised when I learned you created the music to an early PC game (I don't recall which one now).  You and Dougie were the best artistic rhythmic (and musical) foundation of the progressive rock universe.  I had the pleasure of attending multiple concerts in the city of Montreal with and without Roger.  Best of luck with your book release!

I love the detail and the way it keeps pulling me along. Very well written.