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• • • Amber
    • Terryville, CT
    • Jan 7, 2012 @ 5:10 PM

  • Wow... I remember seeing you guys back in 05/06... I missed your music, glad to see you're still performing! Hoping to catch your show on the 18th!

• • • Kathleen
    • Binghamton
    • Jun 13, 2011 @ 8:13 AM

  • Im sorry i believe it was Rev who explained the Capo. It was my first time seeing the band and i got the names confused.

• • • Kathleen
    • binghanton
    • Jun 13, 2011 @ 8:07 AM

  • On June the 7th, I saw the band at the Cyger Cafe. I have always been into heavier music such as the music you would hear on WKGB. My friend would want me to listen to some of her music such as Arlow Guthry, but because I was closed minded and so against "Hippy Music", as I labeled it I refused. I know this sounds sappy, but the band really helped me realize to open my mind to different genres of music, and for that I thank you for. I still like my heavier music, but now I listen to all genres of music and do my best not to judge. It is music that is well played but i choose not to listen to it. I try not to be so black and white, good or bad,when trying out new styles. Again not to be sappy, your music really touched me and now I am more objective. I also wanted to thank Ron for taking the time to explain the capo to me. I obtained one for my daughter and she is in her glory. Not many band members will take time to speak to their fans, and for Ron to take the time is shows how down to Earth the guys are. I wont take up any more of your space rambling, just wanted to get my opinion across.

• • • Boxcar Kevin
    • Astoria, NY
    • Dec 21, 2010 @ 2:21 PM

  • Guys, (Rev, Ron, Juan - say that 10 times fast)and Hans... I missed a lot of your gigs this year due to working and living in New York, but I always have a blast hearing you guys live. Since moving to Astoria I have found by talking to many in the area, that there is a "strong demand & need" for your music. I am trying to collaborate a music venue based on my former BoxCar theme for the artist, actor, musician crowd (population) that resides here. I have been a fan since the Sol-Dog days at my club and would love to have you guys playing in this neighborhood on a regular basis...if its not to far away for you? Would you be interested in the Astoria area? And I want to wish all of you and your loved ones a happy, prosperous, Christmas and New Year....Kev

• • • Rori
    • Right here, CT
    • Sep 13, 2010 @ 7:05 PM

  • I was blown away by your performance at "Taste of Danbury" As I never want to rush time... knowing it should unfold at it's own pace... but having said that, I can't wait till Sat. 9/25 to come check you guys out in a more intimate setting! ~Till then...

• • • Jake
    • Whidbey Island, WA
    • Aug 23, 2010 @ 6:49 PM

  • Love the grainy footage and tunes, Ron. All the best. Plus you look like a clean-cut group of guys. Hard to find that out West. Hey, big Djangofest celebration in my town next month.Whidbey Island Center for the Arts. Can't wait.

• • • Lynne
    • Planet Earth
    • Jul 20, 2010 @ 10:50 AM

  • I know you guys know how I feel, but I still have to say, Whether you're Sol Dog or the Rev & Ron Band, I love yas anyway!

    

• • • KM
    • CT
    • Jul 11, 2010 @ 12:18 PM

  • You guys sounded amazing last night! Thanks for making such beautiful music!

• • • Sue DelBianci
    • Trumbull, Connecticut
    • Jun 23, 2010 @ 2:42 PM

  • Hi Ron! Let me know when you guys are playing out locally. My friends and I would love to come and see you all. Your friend, Sue DelBianco, Trumbull High School, Class of '77.

• • • Rev
    • CT
    • Jun 22, 2010 @ 11:03 AM

  • Those are clickable links on the Contact page. Clicking on any of the names should open a new email for you. If you don't want to have Windows open a window automatically, hovering over the name will show the email link in the bottom left of the screen.