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john eicholz <johneicholz@sbcglobal.net>
north olmsted, ohio USA - Friday, March 24, 2006 at 19:40:53 (MST)


Welcome back - so you seee I'm doin this radio show for ten years on public radio back east mixin Tony Bennet's I left my heart in San Francisco with China Cat Sunflower off of aoxomoxia or however the hell you spell that old dead album, and I'm trollin' used record stores pickin up all the stuff that feels right, out of print arlo albums - and I see this picture of Judy and her bee hive hairdo - flip the album over and read the song titles - and well this is really one weird andy williams/country/nashville trainwreck of an album or some one is playing a joke on me - and so that was how you found your way onto the air in beautiful Southern New Jersey. Heck for the money I took a chance - and was blown away - hocka tooka soda cracker does your mama chaw tobacca - I mean come on really !!??!! Well Judy you had airplay from 82 to 92 on the east coast by the beach outside of Atlantic City - we turned some people on so thanks for that! I can't wait to hear your new stuff - oh by the way check out the book I wrote - now that I'm off the air that itch to create had to come out some how and a new book is born. http://members.cox.net/journeyhome/index.htm - love Paul.
Paul DiMarco <pandkdimarco@cox.net>
Virginia Beach, Va USA - Thursday, March 16, 2006 at 15:36:04 (MST)


WOW great to hear your voice on here, it's as great as I remember it... I remember you from the hootenanny show on tv in the sixties and went out and bought your album , played it for years until I finally lent to a friend who liked it so much she nmoved away and took it with her . I was never able to find another copy till now when I finaly googled your name on the internet and discovered your site . Love your voice, you are better than ever and glad to hear you are still recording
wade cairns <wadeca18@yahoo.com>
vernon, bc canada - Tuesday, March 14, 2006 at 00:53:19 (MST)


Hey! We just love you up here in Alaska. Please come and visit! Steve
Steve Wright <swright@cvbn.org>
Fairbanks, Ak USA - Saturday, March 11, 2006 at 15:40:34 (MST)


Hi Judy , I discovered you first through Farewell Aldebaran (which is amazing) and Rosebud. Then I got the reissues of your Elektra albums which sound like they were real fun to make especially the first one. I recently found a great songbook of yours called "Essays In Sound" from 64. Great comments from you to illustrate the songs. I must admit to being a bit disppointed with the CD reissue of Aldebaran as it seems to be a vinyl transcription. Are the masters available to present it in all its sonic glory ? By the way you may find it interesting that the village I live in (Airth) has a haunted castle and strangely a house built in the shape of a pineapple ! Pictures are on the net if you scan "Airth pineapple". Weird or what ! All the very best to you and Craig Ian Doran Airth , Falkirk
Ian Doran <ian@doran61c.freeserve.co.uk>
Falkirk, Scotland - Tuesday, March 07, 2006 at 03:16:25 (MST)

There are two things in this world that bring enjoyment to my life; Judy Henske and my motorcycle. You must come to perform in the San Francisco Bay Area again this year.
Ed Peterson <epeterson58@yahoo.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Monday, March 06, 2006 at 13:44:57 (MST)


I was just remembering your singing and the power of your voice and got to wondering if you have a web site. God it's great to know you're still performing! I'll order a CD with my next paycheck. Dave Jackson
Dave Jackson <djackson@abwam.com>
Littleton, CO USA - Monday, March 06, 2006 at 04:08:17 (MST)


I Love the new CD! Tom
Tom Rouse <tomrouse@yahoo.com>
Bronx, NY USA - Wednesday, March 01, 2006 at 20:40:44 (MST)


Hey Judy, I really like your site. Saw you on Turner Classic Movies. That Hoot Movie is great and of course you are the only reason to watch the film! :) Sue
Sue Cook <cooksue@gmail.com>
Mott, ND USA - Wednesday, March 01, 2006 at 19:56:32 (MST)


WOW! I have been looking for you for years. I am a bit slow on this computer stuff. Well anyway. I am really glad you are out on the world wide web. I just watched you on a Judy Garland DVD. You are so good! Best Regards, Jim
Jim Justice <jimjustice@comcast.net>
Cashmere, Wa USA - Wednesday, March 01, 2006 at 19:04:27 (MST)


There is a blues song that you sang on one of the LP's I have (I don't have a turntable right now :-() with the lyrics "You are not my first love, but you are the first to last". What is the name of the song?? I'm glad to see that you still performing!! Regards, Bernie
Bernie Roke <broke87050@aol.com>
Louisville, KY USA - Tuesday, February 28, 2006 at 07:21:33 (MST)


Please come to the Netherlands to perform! Your voice is incredible!
Jeannette <jduin@hotmail.com>
Netherlands - Saturday, February 11, 2006 at 15:10:50 (MST)


JUDY - I remember you so well from JACK DELANEY'S CAFE in New York. You were the Life of the Party! Glad you are still out there still doing it for all of us!
RICHARD CROFT <gramton11@aol.com>
Santa Barbara, CA USA - Friday, February 10, 2006 at 09:30:46 (MST)


Judy: I feel like I've just joined a cult. Though I've never sent a fan letter before...I am compelled to convey my enthusiastic appreciation of your talent. I recently read an article about you in Discoveries Magazine. Being from your hometown of Chippewa Falls, and graduating from Mcdonell (1965), I felt a certain kinship. I went to the internet to do a bit of research. I was able to access some of your music and heard your voice for the first time. After listening to a few tunes .. I shouted.. Oh My God!! My wife yelled from another room and asked what all the clammering was about. I had her listen and told her that I had heard of you way back when. After somebody told me about a beatnik girl from town who had gone off to New York and became a folk singer or something like that. I thought...Oh ...Kumbaya...Michael Row The Boat and the like. Didn't give it much more thought . Boy! was I wrong! You are the real deal and beyond anything I had imagined. I feel betrayed by my own prejudice for not discovering you sooner. I just got 3 of your CD's and plan to get more soon. I've dabbled in playing music and was a DJ for many years. I feel I have a pretty good ear and am a popular music trivia geek. So, I know without a doubt that Cher has built her sound stealing alot of your style. Whether she has given credit, I don't know....Grace Slick too...along with Janis Joplin and of course, Miss Midler. Pardon my rambling.. but I can't remember when I've been so knocked out. Your husband Craig is the perfect backup for your singing. I hope you guys record a thousand more songs. I will buy them all and spread the gospel, so to speak. Those damn nuns never hipped me to you. I suppose you were to "out there" for them. Now if I can only get that Salvation Army Song out of my head. Keep on ,Judy. You far outshined anything I saw on the Grammy show last night. Your Newest #1 Fan, Tom Sumner
Tom Sumner<elroypackerfan@aol.com>
Eau Claire, Wi USA - Thursday, February 09, 2006 at 18:46:38 (MST)


Hi Judy. I am doing some research about Felix Pappalardi and thought you might remember Felix. I found a small ad in the NY Times in mid-1963 for the Bitter End. I believe you and the Big 3 may have shared a few billings there? Felix played bass with them for a month or two and I'm curious if you might recall this.. thanks and best wishes, Bob
Bob Brennan <BBrennan927@aol.com>
patchogue, NY USA - Thursday, January 26, 2006 at 18:38:42 (MST)


hi judy1- love you- howdy to craig!!!
jimmy powers <jimmypowers@dslextreme.com>
USA - Thursday, January 26, 2006 at 06:11:21 (MST)


Hello Mrs. Henske, i`m waiting for the latest Album _- ordered at a local Dealer in Germany- and until i`ll get it i do my best to show the older ones around. I even covinced a 25 Year old Friend of mine, who declared that in terms of Music i died 1990, that there is more than Puff Daddy and Cohorts. Best Regards from Germany. It`s great to have you back. Thomas
Thomas <Thomas.W.Mueller@web.de>
Frankfurt, Germany - Monday, January 23, 2006 at 07:27:13 (MST)


I really enjoy listening to Judy. Some of my favorites are Ballad of little Romy, love Henry, hooka tooka and the Salvation Army song just to name a few. I started to listen to folk music in the late 50's and still enjoy Judy's songs today. Lauren
Lauren Junge <reddevil6@charter.net>
East Wenatchee, Wa USA - Saturday, January 21, 2006 at 20:51:54 (MST)


Do you have any LA area appearances scheduled? Hope so, Larry
Larry Schellhase <schellhase@yahoo.com>
LA, CA USA - Saturday, January 21, 2006 at 20:41:11 (MST)


Hi Judy! Can't believe I found you. Your web page is AWESOME! I am a fan of yours from way back, in the 80's, when you wrote "Might As Well Have A Good Time" for Crosby Stills & Nash. (I love that song) Then I got into your own Elektra & Reprise days, and now I see what all the fuss is about. You are awesome.. Heard that you are going to play an multi-night engagement in Hollywood in a couple months? Any truth to that rumour? Hope so, because I want to see you perform LIVE! Linda
Linda Thurmon <LThur273@hotmail.com>
San Jose, Ca USA - Saturday, January 21, 2006 at 19:30:24 (MST)


Judy, I originally saw you at the Troubadore in the 60's and my friend Mike and I were in San Diego for your "return". You may remember us as we were the two in front-center. The show was great and it's good to see your music available again. I do have a favor, no biggie either way, but a friend of mine works for a company which is setting up an auction to raise money for cancer patients, esp. children. The money goes to "One Step At A Time" I think. If you would just send an autographed CD, I would gladly pay for the CD. Please let me know and i will send the cost of the CD and the address to send it to. Thanks, Lloyd
Lloyd Madansky <CottonDeAct@netscape.net>
Arroyo Grande, Ca USA - Monday, January 16, 2006 at 10:32:20 (MST)


Judy, A friend of yours, Tim , said I sound like you so he had me listen to your CD. Do you know where I can get the chords to "Till The Real Thing Comes Along" the way you do it ?? It is A then D then I get lost ...??? I met Tim through the San Diego County Folk Song Society. I just started playing and singing with them. Great fun. He and others say they like my voice. Hell its my voice - what do I know? Love your dog pictures c ya www.wheresjeannine.com
Jeannine Menger <jeannine@wheresjeannine.com>
Carlsbad, Ca USA - Sunday, January 15, 2006 at 17:44:59 (MST)


Hi Judy & Craig. I'm not a big fan of Judy yet, but I guess I'm on the way to become one of the biggest. I get to Judy's music after listen to Craig Doerge backing other artists. I've been for years a fan of Crosby, Stills & Nash and loved those Crosby/ Doerge songs, and "Might as well have a good time" (Masterpiece!!) too. So, I finally decided to get Craig Doerge's CD... i've been listening to it for about a week and I can't stop. What a wonderful disc! Features one of the best songs i've ever heard!!! Sure I'm getting other CDs of Judy in the future. Thanks for doing such a wonderful music and shareing it with us. And thanks for being so kind with fans too. Best wishes from Spain, Alvaro. Alvaro
Alvaro Gundin <agundin@gmail.com>
Leon, Spain - Wednesday, January 11, 2006 at 15:33:49 (MST)


Hi Judy! I was listening to one of your tapes today, so I was thinking of you. I miss our lunches and your visits at the old dentist office. Hope all is well for you and Craig.
Karen Morris <karen1022@altrionet.com>
Arcadia, CA USA - Wednesday, January 11, 2006 at 10:14:00 (MST)


Hi Judy I am doing this for my wife who has some records of yours and has been a fan for many years.Like you have spent the last 25-30 years bringing up children and now have more time to enjoy life and music and will be soon upgrading her records for CD's Regards Chris Edwards Australia
Beverley Edwards <bed17992@bigpond.net.au>
Adelaide, South Australia Australia - Wednesday, January 04, 2006 at 20:38:20 (MST)


Judy - I want to buy your "Judy Henske" album, because I think I could recite it by heart - I played it when I was in the service in the early sixties. It was a great album, but I missed placed it. Is it available on CD? On your website it looks like it is just in album form. Thanks jr
Jim Ryan <wetfly44@comcast.net>
Lansdale, Pa USA - Monday, January 02, 2006 at 16:13:51 (MST)


Hi Judy! I gave your new CD to my brother for Christmas and now he wants to know all about you! He is such a music snob so I am very happy he's gone nuts about you. I could have told him. LONG time fan of yours and so happy that you are out there still making music. When will you perform back east again? PLEASE PLEASE COME SOON! You should play at The Birchmere here. It's a great venue in the DC area. (But there are others too.) Just come sing PLEASE!! Happy '06 Leslie S
Leslie <Schweitzer3rl@aol.com>
Arlington, DC USA - Thursday, December 29, 2005 at 19:34:09 (MST)


Dear Ms. Henske, I just rented a DVD of "The Judy Garland Show", and saw you perform as a guest on one of the shows. You blew me away, and have made me a fan. I think you rendition of "God Bless the Child" is the most moving one I have ever heard. I also loved your humor and wit when explaining the blues. Thanks for the amazing musical legacy. Sincerely, Ryan
Ryan <rosinryanz@aol.com>
Costa Mesa, CA USA - Friday, December 09, 2005 at 13:04:09 (MST)


I am currently an Arkansanian but lived most of my adult life in Osceola Wi. Drinking Leinenkugels beer and waiting for spring. Thought I would say hey! Hey!
bob craig <ajax52151@yahoo.com>
mountain home, ar USA - Wednesday, December 07, 2005 at 23:15:18 (MST)
forever aldebaran out on cd and vinyl. Radioactive records. Is this a legal issue?
grant canyon <grantcanyon2@msn.com>
wales, u.k. - Sunday, December 04, 2005 at 15:34:17 (MST)


Judy - I've been to Chippewa Falls, and drunk Leinenkugel beer. Your single "Til the real thing comes along" - is it available anywhere that you know of.
Dick Ross <lyric@gci.net>
Kodiak, AK USA - Thursday, December 01, 2005 at 18:13:06 (MST)


Judy Thanks for including my little note on "She Sang California" in the Reviews section of your web site. Almost a year has passed since then. Have a good Christmas. David B
David Bussard <dab@fractaltechnologies.com>
Perth, WA AUSTRALIA - Thursday, December 01, 2005 at 17:27:18 (MST)


Judy, I just recently watched "Hootnanny Hoot" on Turner Classic Movies and was totally blown away with your performances. I did web seaches to find out more about you and where to get my hands on CD's of yours. I've bought all that HMV had in Vancouver! You are absolutely incredible! Your voice, style, sense of humour, and presentation was decades before it's time. Both Cher and Bette Midler must have modelled their performances and delivery after your groundbreaking style. A new and astonished fan, Stephen Middleton
Stephen Middleton <smm50@telus.net>
Vancouver, BC Canada - Thursday, November 24, 2005 at 20:27:29 (MST)


Hi Judy: I just caught "Hootenanny Hoot" on TCM and you blew me away. What a voice!
William <wparkercra@sbcglobal.net>
Little Rock, AR USA - Sunday, November 20, 2005 at 21:37:24 (MST)


Dear Ms. Henske: I am the Vietnam Veteran for whom you enlisted Steve Hoffman to find Fred Engelberg's "Songs of Fred Engelberg." I don't know if you know that Steve also found Fred's "Smoke Dreams" and that he sent that album to me also. I am still listening to Fred. And of course ALL of your albums and CDs. I am eternally grateful to both of you. Happy Thanksgiving to your, your family, and to Steve. Until that time, until that time. Dwight D. Allbee
Dwight D. Allbee <sallbee@mchsi.com>
Waverly, Iowa USA - Sunday, November 20, 2005 at 12:02:14 (MST)


Boy,am I glad I got to live long enough to enjoy computers. I'm a 62-year-old grandma who just watched this 50's movie called Hootenanny Hoot. Mainly I fastforwarded so I could listen to the music only. Sorry to say I had never heard of you before and somehow I'm surprised as I've always loved music. I was fascinated to hear your songs and immediately "googled" you hoping to find more info. What a delight to see I can order a CD. I will too! Joyce
Joyce Blankenship <cedarrose61@hotmail.com>
Sequim, WA USA - Sunday, November 20, 2005 at 00:37:50 (MST)


Just caught you while seeing "Hootenanny Hoot". I can't get over how great your voice is. I'll be getting some of your stuff. Mojo
Noel "Mojo" Newlon <mojonevada@earthlink.net>
Phoenix, az USA - Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 21:25:07 (MST)


Add me to the list of people who saw Hootenanny Hoot on TCM and were blown away by your performance of "Wade in the Water"! Incredible. Sorry I discovered you just days after you were here in Seattle. Oh well...I hope I can find that soundtrack somewhere soon!
Sonya
Seattle, WA USA - Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 19:46:36 (MST)


Thanks to TCM, we were reminded of what a great talent you are... (saw the old Hootenany movie). A web search told us that you are back on stage and recording again. Three cheers and good for you... and music fans. (Ahem, might we suspect that Cher has copied your style rather liberally.) d&b - Seabeck, WA
DeAnna Kauzlaric <d4kauz@wavecable.com>
Seabeck, WA USA - Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 19:30:55 (MST)


Hi Judy, Finally found you. I saw the end of that show Hootenanny Hoot about a year ago,and only heard you at the end. Then this evening (Nov 18, 05) I finally got to view the whole show and find out who that voice was! I must say you were and are outstanding! Your voice is a treasure!
Michael <tahquitz@mindspring.com>
Palm Springs, CA USA - Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 01:11:46 (MST)


Judy, Today is Friday, November 18. My wife and I just finished watching "Hootenanny Hoot" on Turner Classic movies. I'm 50 years old, but had never seen you before (as best I can recall) before tonight. I was mightly impressed by both numbers you performed in the movie and asked my wife to look you up on the Internet as soon as the show ended. I'm very happy to have found you, your music touches our souls as well as our funny bones. Best wishes to you. ---Alex & Karen Sidey
Alex Sidey <asidey@covad.net>
Bellevue, WA USA - Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 00:24:47 (MST)


Hi Judy, I am a huge fan/student of americana music, and I happened to watch "hootenanny hoot" on TCM tonight. I was captivated by your performances. I am sorry I missed you last time you were in the area, but will definitly catch you next time!
Michael Enos <michael@mudfrog.com>
santa cruz, Ca USA - Friday, November 18, 2005 at 23:58:11 (MST)


Just saw you in Hootenanny Hoot. Wow you stood out! Sorry to say I had not heard you sing earlier. I think I missed out on something. I will be listening to more!
Carl Cupp <carlcupp@earthlink.net>
La Palma, CA USA - Friday, November 18, 2005 at 23:56:33 (MST)


At 60, I saw and heard you for the first time in Hootnanny Hoot-- you blew the doors off my house, cracked my glasses, and made me realize I could now die happy, having seen one of the most astounding Talents ever born. Jayzus GaL, but you are the very, very best!
Jeff Friedberg <detective@erols.com>
Albuquerque, NM USA - Friday, November 18, 2005 at 23:53:22 (MST)


we're enjoying watching hootenany hoot right this minute and enjoyed your singing and strident presentation. kooky movie. Nice to have a face and a voice to go along with Burkes stereo as he saves the world!
steve <pozor22222@yahoo.com>
chicago, il USA - Friday, November 18, 2005 at 23:26:18 (MST)


Dear Judy Henske New release of "Aldebaran" in UK this month on Radioactive label CD. Is it authorised and legal? Have bought a copy. Hope you get your royalties. Fabulous, fabulous music!!! Have waited years for this on CD. Cannot understand why Collectors Choice Music didn't release it with "Rosebud". Is "Western Wisconsin" about your childhood in Chippewa Falls? Was there really a "carnival cowboy" and a "cousin Nancy"? Best wishes from the UK Jim Seal
jim seal <porridgetoast@yahoo.co.uk>
nottingham, england - Wednesday, November 16, 2005 at 07:57:21 (MST)
Hi All You Guestbook People! Judy here--having a fabulous time here in Seattle at the Rockrgrl Convention. And we saw the new Downtown Seattle City Library. It makes the Great Library of Alexandria look like a dried up puppy turd. XXJudy
Judy Henske
Seattle, WA USA - Saturday, November 12, 2005 at 19:31:32 (MST)


Hi Judy Henske "Farewell Aldebaran" just re-issued here on CD this month. Got my copy yesterday (Radioactive Records UK). My favourite album of all time. "Rapture" made me cry, because of the beautiful words, music,instrumentation. Best Wishes
Jim Seal
England - Friday, November 11, 2005 at 04:20:16 (MST)


For those folks attending the Rockrgrl Conference in Seattle this weekend (Nov. 10-12)(www.rockrgrl.com), Judy will be a featured guest on a Friday panel, "Humor In Lyrics." Come over and say hi--we look forward to meeting you! Also attending the conference is Bonnie Raitt, Patti Smith, Ann Wilson and alot of other great women artists. There is a wonderful feature article in the brand new Rockrgrl Magazine (just coming out)on Judy written by Cheryl Pawelski and Audrey Bilger. Check your bookstores for the new issue, or go to the www.rockrgrl.com website Cheers, Mindy
Mindy Giles <mingiles@aol.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Wednesday, November 09, 2005 at 21:34:32 (MST)


HI JUDY, i have just recently discovered you & your stuff. ALL GREAT!! I can not help but wonder if one of my other favorites, Nick Cave, is also into yr. material, as i hear about 20 parallels between your first album and much of his material! leitmotifs, or unintentional tributes' who can say. Anyhow i really only know the 1st elektra LP and now singing California, both are sooooooo good! I love you, judy, let me know if you ever head out east to perform, or whatever.THANKS!!!!
William F Giller <giller4ad@fastermac.net>
Frederick, MD USA - Friday, November 04, 2005 at 12:23:49 (MST)


Judy: You sounded sensational today coming from about 600 speakers at The Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. People were buzzing. Glass was shattering. Lives were changed.
E. Gerry Hoard <g_hoard@hotmail.com>
Paramount, CA USA - Saturday, October 29, 2005 at 22:30:45 (MST)


You probably think that i have been living under a rock, but i had no idea you were still performing. I have your albums in storage because i dont have room for them in an apartment so i havent heard you in years. Was so happy to be able to order you on CD. Can't wait till you come thru LA again. My ex used to play with Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band back East and introduced me to your work. Now I can spin you in the car! Great to be connected again. Be well and hope to see you perform soon. Caio!
Mathius Mack Gertz <bam411@juno.com>
Santa Monica, CA USA - Friday, October 28, 2005 at 06:12:29 (MST)


Hi! My partner and I run http://www.rhythmonline.co.uk. We're a (small, friendly, independent) music webstore, and we've just added the Jerry Yester and Judy Henske album "Farewell Aldebaran" to our huge and eclectic list of releases. We've got one of the largest and most interesting lists of its kind on the web (including loads of rare and collectable stuff) - come and visit us? Cheers, Jude x
Jude
Cambridge, UK - Tuesday, October 25, 2005 at 03:16:58 (MST)


Great web-site for a lovely Lady.
Robert <robert.hurley@tesco.net>
Blandford Forum, DT UK - Tuesday, October 25, 2005 at 01:40:26 (MST)


Received the CD, "She Sang California," today, two days after my query about its arrival. Opened it up immediately and played it. JoAnn and I both love it! Thanks so much Judy and Craig. As we say in Humboldt County, "Keep on truckin'!" Thanks!!
Dennis Shayne <diskoteq@reninet.com>
Eureka, CA USA - Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 19:34:17 (MST)


Dear Judy, I'm really excited about the new album, which I've just ordered. Yippee. Seeing you and hearing you sing when Saturday night meant Hootenanny on the TV when I was a teenager is one of my enduring and treasured memories. I've always loved your work. Like you, I've been around the block a few times. Nude dancer in New York, costume designer on and off Broadway, stylist, playwright. Somehow escaped AIDS when almost all my friends didn't. I usually describe myself as a tired old whore. Now, I've washed up in London for the past 13 years, where I continue to write and chair the theatre commitee for the Writers' Guild of Great Britain. To make a living, I do consulting in 'branding strategy, which may sound like hot iron rods and nervous cows, but is actually about creating personalities for brands. While my company is real little (just me and the dog), I work with companies like Drambuie and Dunhill. Now, i'm setting up my own website for my company, which is called Sassafras. I'm wondering if it might be possible to talk about leasing the rights to 'Sticky Sticky Gumdrop' to play as music on the site (since my dog is the 'New Business Director')? I have no experience at all this, although I have a contact at Warner Chappell who will answer questions for me (As a writer, I was in the BMI Musical Theatre Workshop in New York for years, and now work with Mercury Musical Development over here). Well, it's just a thought. You never know until you ask. if you like, I could send you a little booklet about the company -- and a picture of the dog. I'm off on holiday this afternoon and won't be back until Halloween. No matter what happens with this, please know that I hold your work in great fondness and it has given me enormous joy and fun through the whole of my adult life. Many thanks and all the best. I really look forward to getting the new album. David James
David James <david.sassafras@btinternet.com>
London, UK - Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 03:30:52 (MST)


I first discovered your magic through the work of Andrew Vachss. From the first time I heard "High Flyin' Bird" I was hooked. "'Till The Real Thing Comes Along" is another one of my favourites. You are a phenomenal artist; one of the truly great women of the world. Any chance of you performing in Toronto, Ontario any time soon? You are spectacular. Thank you for doing what you do, and for doing it so well.
Jo Scott <jo_scott@rogers.com>
ONT Canada - Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at 21:44:02 (MST)


You were my favorite female in my last years of high school, 1963, 64. Then I joined the Navy and here I am on the net looking for Tim Buckley's "Buzzin' Fly", and I come across Jerry Yester and a picture of you, and read that Tom Waits was also produced by Jerry Yester. That pretty much completes the circle for me and my musical taste since high school; it seems I have great musical taste all my post pubesent life. I've still got a vinal "High Flying Bird" and whatever else you did in the '60s. Unfortunately, Judy, I'm a flag waving American right wing neocon according to the entertainment industry; I still love you and the irreverence I remember and I never liked blondes, always brunette tall girls; maybe we can both be libertarians and keep the dreams. "Just like a buzzin' fly, I came into your life." All the best, Dave Westphal
Dave Westphal <omoo@mindspring.com>
Woodside, Ca USA - Monday, October 17, 2005 at 20:25:07 (MST)


Dear Judy, Andrew Male here, deputy editor of MOJO music magazine in the UK. I hear that the Radioactive label in the UK are reissuing Farewell Aldebaran, one of my fave albums ever. Well, would you be interested in talking to me about Aldebaran for a MOJO feature? Drop me a line at the above address. we're all big fands of the album at MOJO and it would be lovely to get something in the mag. All the best, Andrew Male Deputy Editor MOJO
Andrew Male <andrew.male@emap.com>
London, n/a UK - Monday, October 17, 2005 at 04:59:07 (MST)


You are fabulous, thanks so much for giving me your gift of music to listen to. I heard of you from my mom who has your records, and now she and I both have your CDs. I look forward to anything you decide to produce, including any old live recordings even if they are scratchy! Thank you, you are delightful.
Donji Cullenbine <donjicul@yahoo.com>
San Jose, ca USA - Tuesday, October 04, 2005 at 08:27:30 (MST)


I got that Farewell Aldebaran-album as a birthday-gift about the time it was released and from then on i was a fan. At the time i was a musician myself and i was certainly not listening much to folksingers or anything of all that protest-hype.... But Farewell Aldebaran... It's sooo very special. That strong voice...the bittersweet harmonies... and rather flimsy arrangements..and at the same time very personal. At that time i did not knew anything about that folk-singing background of yours. -And honestly, i really didn't care much for folk-music then, but you made me listen up - you soulmate you. Too bad we didn't met!
stig <stighansen@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, October 01, 2005 at 14:43:21 (MST)


I just saw the Dylan thing/ I love you so much. When I first saw you on Sunset Blvd. you changed my whole life. A big, tall,powerful singer. I have never forgotten you. WHere can I sneak to and see you soon? You are my hero. I love you. Mary.
mary huggins <allaspects@sbcglobal.net>
la, ca USA - Monday, September 26, 2005 at 23:22:04 (MST)


We love you. We love your voice. We want to see you here in Portland. And, when you get here, come to our home at 735 SW Saint Claire Avenue, #2007. 503-367-5435. We just you to come over, hang out, chill, and be cool; see our little quirky family. I am referred to as "Mom". My partner, Dan is referred to as "Fazha". It would be a hoot to have you over because we love you so much. We're listening to you right now. Judy, you are Janis Joplin, Billie Holliday, and you rolled into one. You do good girl. We love you.
Jefferey Farrell-Wienstien <Jeff_Farrell97205@yahoo.com>
Portland, OR USA - Monday, September 26, 2005 at 22:50:41 (MST)


Hey Judy, Just heard you for the first time on a great internet staion. Topshelfoldies.com The Pop Shoppes DJ, Stu Weiss, played some of your great songs for us. Look forward to hearing more!
Cheryl <rustyshollow@comcast.net>
Denver, Co USA - Saturday, September 24, 2005 at 12:25:51 (MST)


I got my first Judy Henske album, "Judy Henske" from my best friend when we were both in high school and the album was new. We're both still fans, and I just sent her a gift copy of "She Sang California" as a long-overdue thank you. Rock on Judy! You're still an inspiration to us all!
Karen Cooksey <godiva1680@yahoo.com>
Huntington, WV USA - Friday, September 23, 2005 at 11:06:54 (MST)


First heard you in '72. Rock on, girlfriend! Wish you'd head up this way sometime.
gina logan <moonpilgrim@hotmail.com>
braintree, vt USA - Wednesday, September 21, 2005 at 13:10:01 (MST)


Hi Judy- voice from the way past! remember 1959, South Mission Beach, John B. Trio [Eric Horde, me, Roger Kelley] I sure remember your blistering blues voice and banjo licks!! I don't have a clue why you came to mind, but the internet sure makes for instant access. Jim
Jim Geldert <jgeldert@sandi.net>
NorCal, CA USA - Tuesday, September 20, 2005 at 13:58:04 (MST)


And when I say "respectable," I don't mean "sober." Or, probably, anything else that could be interpreted as something wholesome. I'll be sitting here in the corner though, having a crush on you... Cute stuff.
Henning Again
Stuckhome, Sweden - Sunday, September 18, 2005 at 18:23:25 (MST)


Can I get drunk and blame you? (Actually, too late.) Will you marry me? I'm sort of respectable.
Henning <henning@kronocide.com>
Stockholm, Sweden - Sunday, September 18, 2005 at 18:11:02 (MST)


I'm trying to buy three Judy CDs: It's impossible to use the order page on the Judy Henske site because there is no copy on the right side of the page where one is directed in order to calculate shipping charges. Does Judy or anyone ever check to determine how many CD orders are generated from this site? Because of this flaw,my guess: NONE! I so sorry/ GM
George McLaughlin <geomc@rocketmail.com>
USA - Saturday, September 17, 2005 at 14:50:34 (MST)


JUDY, USED TO SEE YOU AT RED FARRAGHER'S BACKROOM, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH, BACK IN 1960-61. HAVE LOVED YOUR MUSIC EVER SINCE. I CAN STILL SEE YOU ON THAT SMALL STAGE, DRESSED IN BLACK WITH YOUR BLACK BOOTS STOMPING OUT THE RHYTHM. HAVE OWNED A COUPLE OF RECORDS SINCE EARLY 60'S AND AM HAPPY TO SEE I CAN NOW UPDATE MY COLLECTION WITH NEW MATERIAL. BEST OF LUCK, YOU STILL KNOCK ME OUT!
Bill Buescher <bubbabill@comcast.net>
Palatine, IL USA - Friday, September 16, 2005 at 09:16:06 (MST)


Hey babe, the site is really cool. I love looking at the photos. Still on the road 'till the end of November. I'll call when back home. Hi Craig. Miss you guys. lee
leland sklar <lelandsklar@pacbell.net>
pasadena, ca USA - Friday, September 16, 2005 at 00:01:14 (MST)


Hey Judy. Is there any chance you'd ever reach Ireland on one of your tours?
Amy O'Sullivan <amyosull@hotmail.com>
Cork, Ireland - Sunday, September 11, 2005 at 11:54:54 (MST)


Hello Ms. Henske...Longtime fan of yours would like to record "Know you Rider" with my own arrangement...What do i need to do in order to obey the royalty requirements...Thanks...Duffy Keith, Erie, colorado
Duffy keith <dussk1@mindspring.com>
Erie, Co USA - Tuesday, September 06, 2005 at 10:24:31 (MST)


You have a whole new generation of fans. I was listening to "Wade in the Water" while I cleaned my kitchen this morning and my 3 and 6 year old daughters came running in screaming "That's the Tikki Tikki lady!" I have officially promised them that we will try to make a trip to CA to hear you sing sometime soon. They even promised to be good for 3 whole days each way in the car if I would take them. I thought you'd be amused to know...and perhaps we'll actually get out to see you. We're just crazy enough to do it and I'd love to hear you perform live again. Thanks for giving my girls and me such great music to share!
Nancy Baker <nrb@sunflower.com>
Lawrence, KS USA - Monday, September 05, 2005 at 08:05:54 (MST)


Bob and I saw you at Sweetwater in Mill Valley and loved every second of the show. Bob had never heard you before, was totally blown away, and has now purchased every CD available. I had one of your first albums years ago, was a huge fan, and can not believe that I finally got to see you perform. When are you performing again? How about Rancho Nicasio in Marin? It is a great spot. How about in L.A.? We will travel. You are fabulous! Fabulous! Fabulous.
Candy Pellegrine <candypellegrine@yahoo.com>
San Mateo, CA USA - Thursday, September 01, 2005 at 20:37:45 (MST)
When are you coming back to San Francisco? Soon we hope. My wife and I couldn't get tickets to Biscuits and Blues because it was sold out. Hurry back please! Allen
Allen <KentA24@hotmail.com>
Portola, Ca USA - Sunday, August 28, 2005 at 10:17:55 (MST)


I ordered and received Loose in The World from you. I think I told you when I contacted you earlier, that I first heard you in a musty coffe-house in Tulsa. You must have been twelve. Also saw you open for Woody Allen at the Gate when I lived in NYC. Love you. Would love to hear Tin Star. Ken
Kenneth Barry <kebebarry@yahoo.com>
dallas, TX USA - Tuesday, August 16, 2005 at 10:02:59 (MST)
Hi Judy! We saw you in '60 or '61 at the Hungryi or the Purple Onion and have been fans ever since. You did a lead in to a song that night that included the line "...he had is way with her, which was the McCalls was of putting it!" What was the song and did you ever record it?
ed james <ed.maryjean@verizion.net>
claremont, ca USA - Monday, August 15, 2005 at 20:42:03 (MST)


You may have been asked this tons already, but... Have you considered making your music available on the iTunes Music Store?
Steve Dunham <stvdunham@cox.net>
Bellevue, NE USA - Friday, August 12, 2005 at 08:54:08 (MST)
Judy, HELLO! Lots f fond memories about some times we had together. The Trio is off this week to do a concert with Tom Paxton, Peter &Paul, Christine Lavin. One of three new gis - tings are looking up. We're living in the same town. Let's get together. I live in Silver Lake. Hope this get to you personally. Joe Frazier My cell phone:
Joe Frazier-Chad Mitchell Trio <Frazierjo@sbcglobal.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Thursday, August 11, 2005 at 22:27:09 (MST)


hi judy, i'll play one song of your new album in my show tomorrow, thursday evening, 11 p.m. name of the show: zuendfunk-nachtmix. you can listen via http://www.br-online.de/bayern2radio/live.shtml best regards walter
Walter Meier <walter.meier@brnet.de>
Munich, Germany - Wednesday, August 10, 2005 at 07:28:11 (MST)


Somehow I missed you in the 60s but recently found you on NPR one afternoon in the car. Pulled into Borders Books and ordered "She Sang California". Just great! I lay back on the bed listening with headphones. Laughed to tears over "Maurice Maurice". And my wife's laugh (lost her to cancer in May) came to me - she would have loved it - and the tears came all the more salty and warm. Keep on keepin' on babe, you're a joy! Jack Easterly
John (my friends call me Jack) Easterly <easternet@cox.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Monday, August 08, 2005 at 08:58:23 (MST)


SD Johnny again...my e-mail address. is actually all lower case, and now that I've done this some poor soul will have to make sure I'm not on the list twice for mail, by th by is the band album with "Reno" on it available- loved it .SD
David Jones <davidjonestours@yahoo.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Friday, August 05, 2005 at 13:49:07 (MST)


Judy, Judy, When you did the Freight & Salvage a couple years back , I was your "Stage Door Johnny", flowers and all remember? Is Ace in the Hole, where you say, Butterflee your fried?... Love Ya SD Johnny ---David
David Jones <David Jonestours@yahoo.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Friday, August 05, 2005 at 13:43:55 (MST)


I am SO disappointed I didn't see your july concerts! Please come back up here soon! I promise I won't blow it again. Still love you dear. Roy.
meanroy
San Jose, Ca USA - Friday, August 05, 2005 at 07:36:18 (MST)


Oh Judy I just found out you are back...Have missed you every day since 1965..Tootsie rolls and mayonnaise indeed. Welcome back dear dear Sagittarius!!!! Love you Linda
Linda Zeiser <ZeiserpoetMC@aol.com>
San Leandro, Ca USA - Thursday, August 04, 2005 at 23:22:31 (MST)


I sent my sister the link to Milo Miles' glowing review of "She Sang California" that was on "Fresh Air." Here's what she wrote about it: "I finally listened to the review tonight. Wow. Makes me want to go right out and buy the CDs and I already OWN the CDs!" If anyone reading this hasn't heard the review, GO LISTEN!
Marilyn <goatview@cableone.net>
Bisbee, AZ USA - Thursday, August 04, 2005 at 22:37:37 (MST)


For those who couldn't get to the sold out San Francisco/MillValley shows (all four sold out)...they were extraordinary!! In four shows, Judy sang "High Flying Bird" once, "Hooka Tooka" twice, "Salvation army Song" twice, "Ace in the Hole" once, and EVERYTHING ELSE WAS NEW MATERIAL from the last two CD's or, even, unrecorded material. What other artist, said to be making a "comeback" would be that brave/sure of herself? Judy was hilarious, and heartbreaking....wild to see audience wiping away tears from laughing, then the same during a sad tune. "Cocktail World" back to back with "Western Wisconsin" is almost TOO MUCH. All of this with just the (brilliant) piano playing of Craig Doerge, not a full band. She needs to be recording a CD a month. We'll buy them all. May she continue for a whole OTHER career!! Will
Will Porter <porterwill@aol.com>
San Francisco, Ca. USA - Wednesday, August 03, 2005 at 17:45:31 (MST)


AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Judy, I have been a fan all my life - you have had such a huge influence on me and my erstwhile career!! And, as a college DJ, "The Peggy Atwood Folk Show" at the University of Vermont, I played your albums to a totally devoted cult following in the late 60's early 70's. So great to see you rocking on!! Especially since so many of the greats have chosen to pass, most recently John Herald here in the Woodstock area. Lotsa love.
Peggy Atwood <mtgirl@netstep.net>
Kerhonkson, NY USA - Monday, August 01, 2005 at 18:23:03 (MST)
Dear Judy & Craig, My wife and I so loved being there and seeing you. Somehow during the 60's, although I saw a lot of people at the Ash Grove, the Troubador, and various other hangouts around L.A., I never got a chance to see you, one of my very favorite performers. Now I have and it's a memory I'll carry forever. Thanks for one of the great experiences in my life. Love to you both! Dennis Shayne (and wife, JoAnn, by proxy) P.S. - Judy, that husband of yours is SOME talented musician. You oughta keep him around!
Dennis Shayne <diskoteq@reninet.com>
Eureka, CA USA - Monday, August 01, 2005 at 11:54:00 (MST)


P.S. PLEASE update the site. Now that I've found it, I want MORE, More, MORE!! (never satisfied are we?) Kvetchingly yours, Sylvia
Sylvia Pesek <sp46dlux@bellsouth.net>
Haynesville, LA USA - Thursday, July 28, 2005 at 21:22:21 (MST)


WOW! So great to find your site . . you look terrific! I used to be on the staff at the Kerrville Folk Music Festival, and met Steve Gillette who had a lot of really nice things to say about you. I wasn't surprised. I still love 'The Salvation Army Song' and can't wait to catch up! Yippee!
Sylvia Pesek <sp46dlux@bellsouth.net>
Haynesville, LA USA - Thursday, July 28, 2005 at 21:18:34 (MST)


Dear Judy, I had a shit happened day when I reached home today after work. But when I saw this little shipping post package with all your most wanted CDs in my post box there was a little warm sun raising up. Didn't heard them yet, but I'm sure tonight will be a good, long, warm summernight with good old german beer and the best voice I've ever heard. Thank you!!! Peter Brückmann,Cologne,West Germany,07.26.2005 PS: is there a chance to see you at a concert in Germany?!?
Peter Brückmann <brueggi@bigp.de>
Cologne, NRW Germany - Tuesday, July 26, 2005 at 09:39:17 (MST)


Ray and Ethel are pleased to join the mailing list!
Ethel Mann <fun31313@sbcglobal.net>
El Sobrante , California USA - Sunday, July 24, 2005 at 23:15:15 (MST)


Saw you in Felton, 7/20. WONDERFUL! First time since summer of '63, at Disneyland. Then later in Nov. at Hungry I. Night before Kennedy tragedy. Strange time in S.F. Love your music. What's your email? Cheers!
James Christianson <jchristianson@cruzio.com>
Santa Cruz , CA USA - Friday, July 22, 2005 at 14:14:49 (MST)


Judy: Just read the Marin Independent Journal feature on you, which gave me a huge grin until I reached the part about your eye troubles. Hope there's a treatment available for you. Stay brave and upbeat. My best wishes and prayers go out to you and yours.
Kit Newton <kitnewton705@hotmail.com>
Sewickely, Pa. USA - Thursday, July 21, 2005 at 18:22:18 (MST)


Just bought the "Dave Guard & the whiskey hill singers" CD, love your singing and picture on the front cover. You kinda have the stern sexy Dominatrix thing going for you...:) Glad to see your still performing and recording, best of luck to you Judy...
Steven Guzowski <sguzowski@socal.rr.com>
Canyon Country, Ca USA - Wednesday, July 20, 2005 at 07:43:57 (MST)


that hooka tooka song...is that the chewing tobaccey song?
bruce singletary <sbbrucey@yahoo.com>
columbia, sc USA - Tuesday, July 19, 2005 at 15:49:54 (MST)


Sad tale: Our friend, Alain Ronay, up from Los Angeles, was our house guest for the past few days, and we noticed in the Chronicle that you would be at Biscuit and Blues, so we went with high expectations, but alas you were sold out (good for you!). We told Alain about the great job you did at the Freight and Salvage the night the lights went out -- and came on immediately when you finished!
Richard Shoemaker <richard.shoemaker@comcast.net>
Berkeley, CA USA - Sunday, July 17, 2005 at 11:41:19 (MST)


Please come to the Richmond,Va area. I've just discovered your music and I'm sure anyone who hasn't heard you will Love you right away. There are plenty of places to play here . One is The Glen Allen Cultural Arts Center.http://www.artsglenallen.com/ Thanks, MarkYates
MarkYates <retyryung@hotmail.com>
Mechanicsville, VA USA - Saturday, July 16, 2005 at 14:23:53 (MST)


We met in San Diego, early 60's, coffeehouse on El Cajon Blvd; I've lived here in the hippie hills for 30 years, and of the maybe 30 albums I could not bring myself to get rid of, in spite of the fact that I haven't had a turntable for these years, were your two. I wanted to come to Mill Valley to see you, but they were sold out. Maybe I can get down to Monterey next week, but for sure I can get CDs now and hear you once again that way. Good for you for being a good mom.
Sara Scott <sarascot@mcn.org>
Cazadero, CA USA - Saturday, July 16, 2005 at 07:19:01 (MST)


Dear Judy, It was such a treat to meet (and SING with!) you and Craig last night with Diana at Biscuits and Blues. You are truly a class act--and a hoot and a half. It was an honor to share a stage with you (although I couldn't help wondering if you were wishing Bonnie and Maria were available ;-P....). Thank you so much!! Love Heidi (the OTHER opera princess)
Heidi Waterman <rebelmezzo@yahoo.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Friday, July 15, 2005 at 21:43:01 (MST)


Judy, I wanted to let you know what an impact you have had on my family. Your first album was one of my uncle's favorites all though college. Every weekend my dads family would get together and sing after much jubilation. "Hooka Tooka" and "Salvation Army Song" were two of their favorites. Most of my fathers family has since passed on and the memories of these nights of great food, drink and song are all we have left. My mom lives in San Diego and reconnected with your music. It has been really fun talking with my aunts and cousins about watching you perform in Santa Cruz and I copied your original cd for them all. It has brought us all back to the happy and nutty times we shared. My 3 kids like to sing "Hooka Tooka" quite loudly in Costco. I'm not sure if I should thank you for that or not....We get a few funny looks. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that your reemergence has made my family very happy. Kristen Peterman
Kristen Peterman <flowerpowersc@yahoo.com>
Santa Cruz, CA USA - Friday, July 15, 2005 at 15:55:59 (MST)


When my late wife and I saw you here in the '60s we were stunned by your talent. It was love at first note! I loved the little comment you made about Dave Guard going to Austrailia to do something with or to sheep. Beautiful!!! After the show we met you briefly and then offered to take you band to the motel where you were staying. That was in the good old days when I had a 1953 Hudson Hornet and it had all the room for them and some to spare. All I can say at this point is you are a wonderful, talented and beautiful person. Your husband is so lucky. Love and God Bless, Bob Zirbel
Robert M. H. Zirbel <rzirbel@earthlink .net>
Las Vegas, NV USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 21:36:13 (MST)


Just discovered your website! I was a fan back in the 60's and I'm tickled pink to see that you are still performing. If you ever get up to Ann Arbor to perform, make sure I'm informed because I will be there.
Don Tierney <dmbtierney@aol.com>
Toledo, OH USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 18:05:48 (MST)


Judy: The piece on muskie fishing was fantastic. I grew up in eastern Iowa in the 50s and 60s, and the annual fishing trip to far northern Minnesota for northerns, walleys, and small mouth was part of the experience. You are on the money about walleyes not fighting, and just dying, except that it applies to big walleyes as well. A very overrated fish. Keep up the good work in all areas. When are you appearing in Southern California? David Reeder david@reederlaw.com
David Reeder <david@reederlaw.com>
Los Angeles, ca USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 17:19:45 (MST)


Here is a link to listen to a review about Judy
*Fresh Air from WHYY, July 13, 2005*
Check out these Judy interviews.
SFGate.com Interview *Read*
Marin Independent Journal Interview *Read*
Brian DeLaPointe <web@delapointe.net>
Avondale, Az USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 13:20:27 (MST)


Judy Henske is a tremendous song stylist, comedienne, and all around personality. This was a most special performance for a large crowd that really knew Judy, and appreciated her...and she so sincerely acknowledged the audience near the end of the show that it brought tears to me. But that was not the only time the tears came! I was laughing and crying to tears throughout the show, continuously. Mostly laughing. Judy's irreverence toward art and towards things 'social',(she lives in LA), her commentaries, and lyrics, were simply side-splitting to me. She is ONE SINGULAR gal, and her husband accompanies her with great humor, and skill, and sensitivity, on the piano, and also as a sort of straight man. Judy reminds me of Lucy and/or Bette Midler combined, and of all the great women of the theatre, an original to the core. The pathos and style with which she delivered her signature song HIGH FLYIN' BIRD, is not to be matched. I believe her second verse there differs from what our JS uses.... The same for some of her blues choices which were so deeply felt by her, particulary a woman's drinking song which tore my heart up...... Ray and I were standing near the back of a standing room only crowd. Seated near the stage were Bonnie Raitt and Maria Muldaur, who both got up to join Judy for the encore, of two sets of mostly all original songs of Judy's. This last being a little song the kids would sing outside the whorehouse when the cops has left the area....and the coast was clear!!!! This was a sing-along and Judy says very dryly, "now ya can feel just like a bunch a little kids outside of a whorehouse....." Ya just had to be there.....every moment was priceless. The One--The Only JUDY HENSKE! This review has been posted at: JeffersonstarshipSF.com (go to ADECK) and also at EMannStudio.com (go to EDECK)
Ethel Mann <fun3131@sbcglobal.net>
El Sobrante, California USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 10:56:57 (MST)


JUDY, My husband and I were at the SWEETWATER and it was the experience of a LIFETIME. I laughed and cried throughout the entire evening. You and your husband are a fantastic team---Ray and I are like that, too! i wrote to you one before from a different location, I think. I am a painter and i forund tour wonderfuully irreverent attitude to art completely refreshing and also gut bustingly FUNNY! OHHH your comments and lyrics were priceless. IF you want to see paintings go to EMannSTUDIO.com. YOU are a singular talent..... My husband has spoken of you since the early day and HIGH FLYING BIRD.... We are friends with the band Jefferson Starship... And also with the David Nelson Band and others.....
Ethel Mann <fun3131@sbcglobal.net>
Richmond , CA USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 10:03:36 (MST)


I LOVE YOU!!!! GET ON ITUNES PLEASE!!
richard <rp1269@yahoo.com>
baltimore, md 21223 - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 06:21:55 (MST)


Wow Just got home from hearing you at the sweetwater saloon. I have waited almost 40 years to hear you in person and I was not disappointed. You were fabulous. The power the humor the love is all there in Aces. Sleep well songbird and give 'em hell on the rest of your Northern tour. hugs and love and blessings Baana
baana <catstone2@juno.com>
bodega, ca USA - Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 00:52:42 (MST)


Please come to Chicago! We need you!
Carolyn Bowes <carolynbowes@msn.com>
Skokie, IL USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 19:57:16 (MST)


Judy, I've been listening to your music since the mid-60s. It takes a tough broad to last so long. I should know. Sharon
Sharon Frost <sharonfrost@earthlink.net>
Brooklyn, NY USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 19:02:58 (MST)


I heard about her today on NPR. They played a little of "hooka tooka" and it was fabulous. I would like to get some of her music for my library.
Daniel Crandall
chicago, il USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 16:31:30 (MST)


hi judy. glad to discover you. i just heard you at the end of "fresh air" in a review by milo miles and wow! watta voice!
sarah spector <sarahsp@lmi.net>
richmond, ca USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 13:55:33 (MST)


Judy's " SHE SANG CALIFORNIA" is reviewed on NPR's "FRESH AIR" today! That is 450 stations across the country that will air this twice! Happy day! Cheers, Mindy
Mindy <mingiles@aol.com>
Saacramento, CA USA - Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 10:47:08 (MST)


My note to the SF Chronicle: To: pink@sfchronicle.com THANKS for the article on Judy Henske. I used to drive up from Castle AFB, Merced, to catch her in SF clubs. That was in 1960-1963 or so. Then... silence. When I asked about her on my radio show, somehow she heard about it, and phoned in. She was gracious, funny and very hip. Glad to know she is back in action. I recommend her highly! (Jim Eason, formerly of KGO radio)
Jim Eason (late of KGO Radio, SF) <jimeazy@sbcglobal.net>
Auburn, CA USA - Monday, July 11, 2005 at 18:36:06 (MST)


WHEEEE !!! I just got tickets to the Sweetwater Saloon . Dear Judy, you are a late birthday present for me. I am so stoked. I have loved your music since 1964. First heard you when I was at Purdue. You blew the doors off my ears. Bless you
baana barker <catstone2@junp.com>
bodega, ca USA - Monday, July 11, 2005 at 14:49:16 (MST)


Judy, I'm from Chippewa too (McDonell '65), and I've always heard/read about this mysterious folksinger who fled and found her dream. Good for you! I've just purchased 3 of your cd's, and hope to see you at the 10:30 gig on 7/21. And other than you and the Bodeans, not (m)any WI musicians on the national scene. Best wishes, Mike Meagher PS my mom was a surgical nurse, and if your dad did any surgery at St Joe's, she probably helped.
Mike Meagher <mike@michaeljsellsrealestate.com>
Richmond, CA USA - Sunday, July 10, 2005 at 17:39:43 (MST)


Hi Judy, I just read tha great article about you in the Marin IJand decided to look you up online. Loved the pix page and the comments you added (James Taylor,the Cleavers and the animal trainers...) made me chuckle. Not a bad way to start a Saturday. Hope to catch your show at the Sweetwater, I'm sure you'll have a new fan. I've enjoyed your husband's music for years, he has played with some of my favorite bands. All the best, Libby
libby <amazingal305@yahoo.com>
mill valley, ca USA - Saturday, July 09, 2005 at 09:41:41 (MST)


Look at you go, Judy. Look at you go! The site looks great and so do you. Looking around and reading the great reviews of the new album (Yes. I still call them albums), I'm struck by the "Judy comes across as a gutsy broad" comment. I know lots of people see you that way, but what many don't see is the sweet and vulnerable side you rarely show. I've been remembering the day up at Jack's when you were writing material for your Live-in-the-Studio album. You and I were both starting to take off, careerwise (evidenced by the fact that His Majesty Jack Nitzsche was producing both of us). And we were both pretty much scared out of our wits. You were writing some comic patter to set off some of your songs and asking me every five minutes, "Do you think this is funny?" I recall thinking. Man, I guess it's okay to be unsure of myself and where this wild ride is taking me. Henske is. Anyway, not to embarrass you, just to say it's great to see both of us enduring. Survivors. Come visit me if you get the inclination. www.boblind.com. Great about your new stuff.
Bob Lind <BobLindMusic@aol.com>
FL USA - Tuesday, June 28, 2005 at 20:10:19 (MST)


Judy and Craig and their northern California tour is in July.More details will follow on the "Press & Tour" Info Page, so please go there to find all the live radio show and showcase room dates in Mill Valley, San Francisco, Berkeley, Santa Cruz and Monterey from July 9-21. SHE SANG CALIFORNIA will also be reviewed on "Fresh Air" later in the month ( 450 NPR stations nationally and on the Internet), plus "The House of Blues Radio Hour" on 250 stations nationally. And watch for big features in Discoveries Magazine and Rockrgrl Magazine in late summer/early fall. Cheers, Mindy
Mindy <mingiles@aol.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Friday, June 17, 2005 at 09:15:29 (MST)


Hi Judy, I don't know if you remember me or not, but I was Kate's friend at Pasadena Christian School many eons ago. I lost touch with Kate after high school but never forgot about her. I've thought about her over the years and wondered what ever happened to her. She was such a beautiful person - both inside and out. So, thanks to the internet, I thought I would try to look her up and came across your website (great site by the way). So, I was wondering if you could at least let me know how Kate is doing and what she's up to and if possible, give me her email address. She was a lot of fun and a good friend back in those awkward days of junior high. I hope you are well and that life has been good for all of you. All the best, Monique
Monique MacDonald <monique@fuller.edu>
Pasadena, CA USA - Thursday, June 16, 2005 at 17:01:45 (MST)


Yes! Not too many albums (well, there were a few others from that same era) made the kind of impression on me that 'Rosebud' did (was that English?). Thank you Ms. Henske for your work through the years, and continued success! - Scott Johnson, Milwaukee WI
Scott Johnson <johnsons@matc.edu>
Milwaukee, WI USA - Tuesday, June 14, 2005 at 09:13:10 (MST)


Last Memorial Day weekend I attended a film collector convention in Columbus, Ohio and bought a DVD with 2 HOOTENANNY shows. You are on one of them and really impressed me. What a fantastic and charismatic performer! You looked great, too! Anyway, if you are in fact reading this, I'd like to hear from you. Do you recall anything about the show? You sang one song with the Dillards, remember? It's such a thrill for me now to just know that I might actually be in touch with you at last and might hear from you. I did a search for you on the web. That's how I found this site. Thanks for providing a way for us fans to contact you.
Paul Holbrook <pholbro@columbus.rr.com>
Circleville, Ohio USA - Friday, June 10, 2005 at 01:35:27 (MST)


Glad to see you are still recording. Am ordering your latest CD. Listen to CS&N "Might as well have a good time" often. Did not realize you are the author. Wonderful fun tune. The WHSingers that you were a member of triggered my interest in folk music (as did the Weavers, Seeger, and others). Love your version of Nobdoy knows you when your'e down and out. Was just learning the guitar then. You and your style motivated me greatly. Have been a performer in folk, blue grass, and guitar teacher to take my mind of the real job--teaching middle school hormones with feet!-and then college-. Thanks for the good times, good tunes, and thanks in general. dave martin-big fan!
dave martin <martindh@cbpu.com>
coldwater, mi USA - Sunday, May 29, 2005 at 16:36:36 (MST)


I must admit it took quite a while for me to order your new record "She Sang California" cause there have been such a lot of things to do. But it`s always good to hear your voice when things are getting rough. Admiringly, Andreas
Andreas Huettl <webmaster@vachss.de>
Leipzig, Germany - Sunday, May 29, 2005 at 04:07:10 (MST)


Hey Judy, I just got the new CD. I really love it! Please come back to Montana again.... xxoo, Bill
Bozeman Bill <bozeman@valor.net>
Bozeman, Mt USA - Saturday, May 28, 2005 at 06:10:16 (MST)


I love most of your albums. When are you going to re-release Farewell Aldebaran? Or is Yester the problem here? My personal bootleg CD I made for myself from some good recordings I had will have to do the trick I s'pose. Your records are a treasured part of my collection... but 'farewell'--missing... it's going for outrageous prices on e-bay, and I'd rather give you my money than some chump wheeler-dealer whose never listened to the thing. I guess you don't feel the same way about "horse on a stick"... I love it, though, and have my own cover of it. If you're ever in chi-town, we'll do a family jam. (of the musical kind) PS, I just saw Gang of Four at the metro, and their drummer is a huge fan of yours. Proving again, that your hipness permeates all genres. I wouldn't mind hearing your voice thru a vocoder again. Lata' John.
John Henske <bhozeau@hotmail.com>
Chicago, IL USA - Monday, May 23, 2005 at 20:56:13 (PDT)


I don't remember why I saw Hootenanny Hoot when I was in high school, but I have carried around in my head that image of you singing for the last forty years. I also carried your old records with me around the country and the world, with Blues Chase up a Rabbit and High Flying Bird accompanying me through wars, marriages, and the rest of life.
Robert (Bobby) Drabek <robertdrabek@hotmail.com>
Amherst, MA USA - Sunday, May 22, 2005 at 21:10:46 (PDT)


Judy, Your new CD sounded so good on my ferry ride across the Puget Sound this AM to main land! What a great morning! Judy tunes! Dark roast java! And a little bit of sunshine! Love ya, Skip
Skip Blaylock <slock@quest.net>
Vashon Island, Wa USA - Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 13:00:52 (PDT)


I started listening to the new CD in the car, which was a mistake, because I haven't been able to make myself switch back to news & traffic reports. What a killer recording! I was going to bitch about not hearing it on the radio, but then I realized, how would I know if they play it?
South Bay Buk
CA USA - Wednesday, May 18, 2005 at 10:27:41 (PDT)
Hey Miss J! I thought of one of your new songs "Cocktail World". I was in this bar that was a real life Cocktail World! I had to go home and listen to that swell new album some more. Keep up the good work! Your pal & fan, Delo
Delo <web@delapointe.net>
Scottsdale, Az USA - Saturday, May 14, 2005 at 16:01:06 (PDT)


Hey, Judy! Love the new CD. Still waiting for you to come through Twisp. -Smilin' Irv Emberley
Irving Emberley <el_irvo404@yahoo.com>
Twisp, WA USA - Saturday, May 14, 2005 at 15:54:50 (PDT)


In 1963, my older sister (she was 21) came home with two of your albums. I promptly stole them (I was 12) both for the music and your long legged beauty (I was 12). I gave them back last year after buying myself copies from E-bay. Thanks for the old music. Thanks for the NEW music. And, thanks for bringing it all out on CD. Your music made me a life long fan of folk music and the blues. BJ Northon
B. J. Northon <northonb@yahoo.com>
Evart, MI USA - Monday, May 09, 2005 at 08:11:51 (PDT)


Dear Judy--I heard you singing (with Steve Brainderd sometimes, and sometimes solo) in Oklahoma City at a little coffee house called the Buddhi (sic, I think) in the summer of 1964. I thought you were unbelievably, breathtakingly good. I loved your singing, your presence, your humor, the gutsy raw earthiness you projected. I heard you quite a few times that summer and I always wondered what happened to you. This morning, for some reason, I put "Judy Henske" into Google and was delighted to find this site. I've ordered a bundh of CDs and can't wait to receive them.
Lucy Diggs <lucifer@sonic.net>
Healdsburg, CA USA - Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 08:16:16 (PDT)


Hey Judy! I just love the Duncan and Brady track on your new album! :) bill
bill low <blow@transcontinental.net>
USA - Wednesday, April 27, 2005 at 17:11:35 (PDT)


You are the best!
tex <texjones@sbc.net>
dallas, tx USA - Wednesday, April 27, 2005 at 16:46:10 (PDT)
Love the the CD!
Claire Noel <clairenoel@delapointe.net>
Avondale, az USA - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at 16:14:52 (PDT)
Good to find you on line and to know that you are still singing and better, making more music! - a friend lent us a cd you did a while ago (Loose in the World?) and we were knocked out by it. Have ordered your new one plus some of your old stuff now that it's on cd. Thank you for your singing and your humor, and for SO MANY great nights at Mother Blues in Chicago way back when. We're THRILLED to find you again...and you MUST come play over our way. Please!..Soon! Bob&Ellen (ps- do you still pound your foot on the stage?)
<BobTerrill3@yahoo.com>
Danville, Il USA - Friday, April 22, 2005 at 22:33:55 (PDT)
WOW! Our tribe from San Fran. and Okla. City in the 60's has just re-united, and your name just came up in a discussion of the music of the day. I "Googled" ya (didja feel it?) to see whattup, and, wowie zowie, girl, you're a-goin' strong! Write off my ignorance to my living in a cave in NW Arkansas (figuratively) since the 70's (except for the 1 1/2 yrs. in Russia). Eureka Springs, quaint, but now Rogers, not so quaint, but 85-y/o Mom needs me. Back in the day, I did have the album with Empty Bed Blues and Hooka Tooka, and LOVED it! Empty Bed Blues has some of the best advice a gal can get. Craig--major babe--and you look great yourself.
Jeannie Jones <jeannie.j@sbcglobal.net>
Rogers, AR USA - Saturday, April 09, 2005 at 14:31:56 (PDT
I used to listen to a folk show on KRHM and have been looking for a song ever since. It contains the lyric "3:10 to Yuma" or is that just the title of the song. I have a catalog for old music and I need to know the title of the cd that contains that particular song. Thank you.
Rexanne Daniels <rexanned@aol,com>
Hemet, CA USAbr> nyc, ny USA - Friday, April 01, 2005 at 18:34:03 (PST)
Hi, I was in a wedding for David Sanders in California and a Judy Henske was also. Could that be you?
Chris Peterson <c_cpeterson@msn.com>
Ridgecrest, CA USA - Thursday, March 31, 2005 at 08:59:25 (PST)
Hi Judy, I just think your music is devine. My friend Mikel in L.A. turned me on to it a couple years ago. I would love it if you would ever come to perfom in Portland. Think about it. sss
<susanssullivan@yahoo.com>
portalnd, OR USA - Sunday, March 27, 2005 at 17:36:12 (PST)
Became a fan in the mid 1960s when you performed at Farraghers Lounge in Cleveland OH. My friends and I never missed a performance when you were in town. You were even nice enough to share a drink with us at our table and you are still at the top of my list of all time singers and entertainers.
Roger Fedus <jeanfuer@aol.com>
EUCLID, oh USA - Saturday, March 19, 2005 at 08:13:18 (PST)



Carl L. Anderson <papacarl@comcast.net>
Trenton, NJ United States - Friday, March 18, 2005 at 21:44:25 (PST)
Hi Judy. Just received you 3 cds I didnt have. Thanks. I first saw you on tv here when you were in Melbourne back in the 60s and rushed out and got you 1st 2 Electra albums. Over the years got all the others. Recently discovered you had resurfaced and recorded 2 new albums. I was so delighted as I never knew what happened to you. The 2 new albums are way beyond my expectations, Absolutely love them. The only thing I need now to die happy would be for you to release a dvd of one of your concerts. Cheers. Tony.
Tony Burrows <burrowstony@hotmail.com>
Melbourne, Vic Australia - Thursday, March 17, 2005 at 01:22:21 (PST)


My husband & I are Phil Ochs fans from way, way back & didn't know you sang with him till we got to your web page by accident. Anyway, we love your music & look forward to all your new albums. The Burrs from Montana
Bea Burr <blburr@aol.com>
Clancy, MT USA - Wednesday, March 16, 2005 at 20:37:35 (PST)


Hi, Looked up your name on the internet! I waw you perform at the Gaslight Cafe in (um)1967. I was a senior in High School on our senior trip froou, we later saw the Mothers at the Garrick Theater (downstairs at the cafe a go go? was the Paul Butterfield Blues Band...we knew we weren't in Kalamazoo that night). So...do you also have a pic with Frank Zappa? That would make it 3 out of 3! Thanks for a great website that brought back some fine memories. Michael Erwine
Sign my guestbook! <erwinem@msn.com>
Eaton Rapids, MI USA - Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 10:28:08 (PST)


Hey Judy, love the new CD! Add me to the deep fan base from here in theatre.
Lyle Jones <lyle.jones@us.army.mil>
APO, AE USA - Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 01:35:09 (PST)
In the 1950's, 60's and 70's I traveled to San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. I can't remember where or when I saw Judy sing but I became an instant fan. I fell in love with Judy. One of my treasures is an LP simply titled - JUDY HENSKE by Elektra Records. Some of my favorite songs are Low Down Aligator, Empty Bed Blues, Kooka Tooka and the Salvation Army Song. Actually, I like all 11 songs on the album.
Glen Rogers <GDRBLR@aol.com>
Springfield, IL USA - Monday, March 07, 2005 at 10:49:27 (PST)
Is 'Farewell Aldeberon' available on CD? "Raider" has been a fave of mine for35+ years now and it would be great to have the whole album on cd and never need to face the every-few-years-when-the-tape-wears-out pain of digging out the turntable and the only-played-to-make-a-tape-LP. Please let me know if it is. It's really good to learn how well you're doing--I've treasured your music my entire adult life. Thanks Janice
janice maxwell <silverhammer@ap.net>
cazadero, ca USA - Sunday, March 06, 2005 at 00:35:21 (PST)


Just received Craig's CD. I'm listening to it right now and enjoying it a lot. Many Thanks, Richard.
RICHARD QUIN <dquin@cogeco.ca>
Crystal Beach, ON Canada - Saturday, March 05, 2005 at 08:42:55 (PST)


guten tag, i´ve been searching for your records over here for at least 5 years. impossible to find any of them neither new nor second hand. is there a possibility to order your records by a distributor within the eu (via great britain,france etc...) because the costs for shipping and tax would be immense by ordering via usa, thanks a lot
bodo sch via usa, thanks a lot
bodo schellhorn <werkhuette@t-online.de>
kassel, germany - Thursday, March 03, 2005 at 05:28:46 (PST)
Hi Judy, Just heard you for the first time yesterday. Someone in the band I'm in produced a copy of your album with Dark Angel on it. Wow! We were nearly speechless with the power of your voice and the lyrics of that song. We would like to cover that song and I was wondering if you can point me in the direction of finding the actual lyrics. We're trying to copy them off the CD but I always worry we'll miss something crucial when we do that - or get a word wrong. I found your vocal styling to be truly captivating. What a communication you made in that song. Thanks!!!! rakini chinery www.shriblues.com
Rakini Chinery <rakini@allansflowers.com>
Prescott, AZ USA - Tuesday, March 01, 2005 at 10:07:22 (PST)


Hi Judy and Craig, What a terrific time we had Friday night! Judy you just keep getting better. You connected with your audience in such a way that even those who'd never heard of you wanted to know and hear more. In the old days, I could only read of you appearing in various nightclubs and fantacise about being there, now I can actually be there! WOW! You've always meant so much to me Judy. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Take care. Lots of love, Irene
Irene Ringerook! <Mair2001@comcast.net>
LosGatos, CA USA - Monday, February 28, 2005 at 08:07:40 (PST)


Hi Judy and Craig, What a terrific time we had Friday night! Judy you just keep getting better. You connected with your audience in such a way that even those who'd never heard of you wanted to know and hear more. In the old days, I could only read of you appearing in various nightclubs and fantacise about being there, now I can actually be there! WOW! You've always meant so much to me Judy. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Take care. Lots of love, Irene
Irene Ringerook! <Mair2001@comcast.net>
LosGatos, CA USA - Monday, February 28, 2005 at 08:05:35 (PST)


Saw your show at DIZZY'S. You were WONDERFUL, and so was your partner/husband. Thank you for coming down here and performing and come back soon OK?
mary Turrell <turrell34@aol.com>
san diego, ca USA - Sunday, February 27, 2005 at 16:09:01 (PST)


See ya at Dizzy's, San Diego, CA. We'll be the five groupies near the front row, leader of our group Kay Penn, Rosary College 1956. Break a leg. XO Ü
Kay Penn Hawken <kpennh@aol.com>
Oak Lawn, IL USA - Monday, February 21,look forward to seeing you again soon. Take care. Lots of love, Irene
Irene Ringerook! <Mair2001@comcast.net>
LosGatos, CA USA - Monday, February 28, 2005 at 08:05:35 (PST)


Saw your show at DIZZY'S. You were WONDERFUL, and so was your partner/husband. Thank you for coming down here and performing and come back soon OK?
mary Turrell <turrell34@aol.com>
san diego, ca USA - Sunday, February 27, 2005 at 16:09:01 (PST)


See ya at Dizzy's, San Diego, CA. We'll be the five groupies near the front row, leader of our group Kay Penn, Rosary College 1956. Break a leg. XO Ü
Kay Penn Hawken <kpennh@aol.com>
Oak Lawn, IL USA - Monday, February 21, 2005 at 17:56:34 (PST)


My nephew showed me how to find your site again and am I happy. How hard could it have been? Judy Henske = www.judyhenske.com A cave man should have been able to have figure it out, but no Ludite like my self, sheesh. Soon as my wife give me my allowance I'll order up the CDs to replace the vinyl that got destroyed, and the new CDs as well. Great to see that we are both kicking instead of being kicked. Hope to see your work find its way into some film sound tracks. Mel
Mel Waters <melwaters@speakeasy.net>
Backandbeyond, NV USA - Monday, February 21, 2005 at 13:34:03 (PST)


Please come to San Jose. Don't you think you owe us a visit after missing your performance dates at the Espresso Garden? We love you Judy.
John Barnes <BarnesN24th@aol.com>
San Jose, Ca. USA - Sunday, February 20, 2005 at 18:25:13 (PST)


I think you are absolutely fantastic! I have just recently discovered your music, and I feel like I have missed out on REAL music for my entire life. Keep on doing that lovely soulful thing that you do best. I can't wait to hear your new album. Please come to Chicago and perform!! I will definitely be there!!!
Sara Benson <sbenso2@luc.edu>
Chicago, IL USA - Wednesday, February 16, 2005 at 23:07:51 (PST)
My Father is looking for one of your songs called "Didn't He Ramble". Can you help me find it? I want to surprise him. Apparently he used to listen to you when he was in College in Stillwater OK in the early 60's. Thanks for your help. Happiness, Sherry
Sherry Dodson <moppet@tgn.net>
Angleton, TX USA - Saturday, February 12, 2005 at 10:09:58 (PST)


Heard you today on Fok Village, XM radio. Brought back a flood of memories from the folk days of the 60's. I assume you've seen the Fender Museum in Corona, Ca. It's right next to Norco. Has the whole history oST)
Heard you today on Fok Village, XM radio. Brought back a flood of memories from the folk days of the 60's. I assume you've seen the Fender Museum in Corona, Ca. It's right next to Norco. Has the whole history of Fender. Right next to Norco. "Horsetown USA" Best wishes, Stef
Stef Howard <stef72949@aol.com>
norco, ca USA - Saturday, February 12, 2005 at 07:03:04 (PST)


39 or 40 Years ago I listened once to your Album with Baltimore Orioles and the Last train to Yuma on it. I would like to buy that Album Is it CD or tape? I loved your fish story. I knew what was going to happen. Thankyou for sharing that
Tony Cotton <tcotton@auckpack.co.nz>
Auckland, New Zealand - Wednesday, February 09, 2005 at 00:57:40 (PST)


I am doing a fan scrapbook about the Smothers Brothers to be given to them April 2005 (the conclusion to a scrapbook given them May 2004 to a warm reception), and I'm looking to see if those they have worked with and encountered over the years would care to contribute their tho New Zealand - Wednesday, February 09, 2005 at 00:57:40 (PST)
I am doing a fan scrapbook about the Smothers Brothers to be given to them April 2005 (the conclusion to a scrapbook given them May 2004 to a warm reception), and I'm looking to see if those they have worked with and encountered over the years would care to contribute their thoughts and experiences about working with them.
Terrie Neilson <bolton2000_hof@yahoo.com>
Bloomington, IL USA - Tuesday, February 08, 2005 at 21:15:23 (PST)


Hi Judy, I'm at WRPI, Troy NY. Love the new cd! Will be playing "Maurice Maurice" on my radio show today! Will play others in the future. Nice job! Love, Sonny
Sonny Ochs <sonnyo@midtel.net>
Middleburgh, NY USA - Sunday, February 06, 2005 at 12:42:41 (PST)


I was talking to my sister the other day on the phone. "Whatever happened to that woman, you know, who sang Baltimore Oriole." "Judy Henske? Ah the secret love of my young life. I dunno what happened to her. She must have dropped out of sight." I first heard Judy on an fm radio show hosted by Les Claypool in L.A. where I lived at the time. I bought the first two albums at Tectron Records on Fairfax I believe it was. They caught the ear of my sister, three years younger, and they were about the only one's in my collection she liked. Well through the magic of Google, it turns out Judy Henske not only did not drop out of sight, but that she is more beautiful than ever and even better still making music. I couldn't help but buy some cd's and send them to my sister who still lives in Long Beach. Won't she be surprised? Congrats Judy on your still thriving career and thank you for introducing me to the blues. I still have the vinyl but my turntable packed up a few years ago. Kindest regards from Canada.
Ron Smith <coachron60@hotmail.com>
Toronto, On Canada - Saturday, February 05, 2005 at 17:13:27 (PST)


Hey Kiddo! Got home last night barely in time to get my mail/package from the tiny rural store - they were locked up but I've been pestering 'em so much lately they gave me my precious copy of SHE SANG CALIFORNIA! WOW! WOW! & WOW! Marco was on the radio reading his dopey dreams or summat & I called & gave my RAVE REVIEW & I'm gonna take the CD up to KMFB & also all the Other Radio Stations around here! So Keep On Truckin' Youse Guys! It's every bit as WONDERFUL as I have been anticipatin'!!!! Hope to see You this year!!! Love,y bit as WONDERFUL as I have been anticipatin'!!!! Hope to see You this year!!! Love, yer ol' Hippy Pal, K!
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USA - Saturday, February 05, 2005 at 13:48:49 (PST)


Hey! I just wanted to let you know that I bought a Banjo. Now I can play along with you on "Tell Old Bill". Yee Haw! xxoo, Lex
Lex Lucent <bhd1@lucent.com>
Phoenix, Az USA - Thursday, February 03, 2005 at 10:18:55 (PST)


Dear Judy ! Know you from the stories of Andrew Vachss.Like you very much.Came from Hamburg,Germany.Lots of people here likes you a lot.(Can I say that like this,I hope so.)O.K.They like your music very much.So I do.Best wishes to you!!! Bylli, girl from Hamburg,Germany
Bylli Schmuck <Saint.Bylli@gmx.de> Hamburg, Germany - Monday, January 24, 2005 at 21:15:03 (PST)

The honorable Buddy Blue of the Beat Farmers recommended you on his web site, and off course i had to listen to him and got hold of "Judy Henske" and "High Flyin Bird". I am impressed!! Your voice.....Fantastic! Makes it warm here in Norway!!
Bård <mettenil@online.no>
Odda, NOrway - Monday, January 24, 2005 at 10:05:55 (PST)
DEAR JUDY-I FIRST HEARD YOU WHILE MY PARENTS WERE REHEARSING TO GO PLAY OUT(DICK AND GEORGIE MINKE AT FARAGHERS BACK ROOM).I STLL HAVE MY VINYL HIGH FLYIN' BIRD,ONE OF MY PERSONAL FAVS.ANYWAY,IF YOU'D LIKE TO CONVERSE WITH AN OLD FRIEND,PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL.I WOULD LOVE TO CATCH UP(NOT THAT YOU'LL REMEMBER,IT'S ONLY BEEN 40 OR SO YEARS!GLAD TO SEE YOUR STILL PLAYIN.PEACE,CAROLYN R. MINKE-SMITH-CLEVELAND,OHIO
CAROLYN R.MINKE-SMITH <GRANDMABABY50@EARTHLINK.NET>
BRISTOLVILLE, OH USA - Friday, January 21, 2005 at 21:24:11 (PST)
hi, judy, iv'e followed your career but no collectibles. how much for a signed photo? any handbill of d.g. whiskeyhill singers and how much? please respond! as dave would say, stay happy........greek
george karras <gkups@earthlink.net>
denver, co USA - Friday, January 21, 2005 at 15:38:39 (PST)
Wow fab new web page! When R U coming to SF? -LD
Linda Dettmann <linn2003@yahoo.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 18:02:18 (PST)
A number of decades ago(ahem), the guys I grew up with wore the grooves out of your album and sang the Salvation Army Song at the tops of our lungs at the drop of a hat. Got the CD from you today and was absolutely thrilled by the personalized "sticky note" you included. 35 years later and she still knocks me out! Now I'm just gonna have to track down the old gang after all these years and play it again LOUD! Thanks.
Bob Meyers <BMeyers01@sceinet.com>
Morgantown, WV USA - Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 13:50:49 (PST)
So sorry we never met in 1959, 1960 when I was geno thaler and owned geno's bit at sunset and gardner. Gave Les McCann his virst extended engagement with Ron Jefferson and my long gone buddy Leroy Vinnegar.
geno conahan <genoconahan@yahoo.com>
Taos, N.M. USA - Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 12:20:47 (PST)
I had wanted my daughter Kate to hear your stuff, but I hadn't been able to find my old LPs, of course. Then my birthday rolled around, and she was able to find reissued CDs of your first two. "Holy shit, holy shit" was all I could say for a couple of minutes. Then we put 'em on to play, and she said "Man, Cass Elliot ripped her off BIG time, didn't she?" "Yeah", sez me, "Judy pretty much invented the genre." We raised that girl right, anyway. Galen
Galen A. Davis <Galenflys@aol.com>
Southwick, MA USA - Tuesday, January 18, 2005 at 13:52:30 (PST)
My favorite all time song is Empty Bed Blues. The trombone is fantastic, matches your voice in it's range and raunchiness power. Put it on a greatest hits album. Love ya, been a fan since I was a teenager in the late 60's in San Francisco.
Ira Bray <ireb@sbcglobal.net>
Davis, CA USA - Friday, January 14, 2005 at 20:45:26 (PST)
Do you have plans to re-release Farewell Aldebaran? I keep suggesting it to Rhino Handmade to no avail.
Richard Peabody <hedgehog2@erols.com>
Arlington, VA USA - Thursday, January 13, 2005 at 10:53:56 (PST)
Hi Judy- is there any further news on a possible reissue of "farewell aldebaran"??? We (the fans) are dying for it, and my LP is almost worn out! Thanks...
ben <herculesmusic@cox.net>
new orleans, LA USA - Thursday, January 13, 2005 at 07:46:19 (PST)
Day before yesterday I took a long bubble bath, movie starlet quality bubbles, with Judy's new CD playing on the boom box in the bathroom. There was a just a little setting sun lighting the bathroom. Probably the best bath of my life. What a great CD! Thanks!
Sue Goodwin
Bainbridge Island, WA USA - Wednesday, January 12, 2005 at 16:00:39 (PST)
Judy, you RAWK!!!! Looking forward to your next San Diego gig, which I'm sure I'll hear about from either you or Buddy. My wife and I absolutely WILL NOT MISS IT!
Lance Richardson <Lance_Richardson>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Tuesday, January 11, 2005 at 21:19:20 (PST)
Hi! Your name has been listed as a regular on The Garret's Web site for years, but I didn't remember who you we absolutely WILL NOT MISS IT!
Lance Richardson <Lance_Richardson>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Tuesday, January 11, 2005 at 21:19:20 (PST)
Hi! Your name has been listed as a regular on The Garret's Web site for years, but I didn't remember who you were until now and couldn't find a Web site for you when I was building The Garret's. Your entry is now linked to your Web site. If you're interested, The Garret's is at http://www.thegarret.info/ . Best wishes, Jerry Hollombe Webmaster, The Garret Coffee House
Jerry Hollombe <webmaster@thegarret.info>
USA - Tuesday, January 11, 2005 at 18:47:20 (PST)
Judy: The discs I ordered all arrived safe and sound. I really enjoy the new one. What a great way to start the new year!! Many thanks, Richard Q.
Richard Quin <dquin@cogeco.ca>
Crystal Beach, ON Canada - Saturday, January 08, 2005 at 10:14:34 (PST)
I've emailed before, my friend Dick Murtland buys 2 of each CD one him and one me I initially told him about you. Then I emailed my old buddy, Kenny Davis who I knew was a fan he said " she was married to a buddy of mine Jerry Yester lived at 544 Lincoln Burbank, I sang in a group called The Red Mountain Boys, now a topper my brother used to live in Chippewa Falls I often fished there with him
barney adams <adamsbh@adamsgolf.com>
dallas, tx USA - Friday, January 07, 2005 at 18:28:29 (PST)
Hi Judy, and a Happy New Year to you 'n' yours. Wanted to thank you for the lovely note you sent on your time in Powelton Village [Philly] back when ... Anxiously awaiting arrival of the CDs - it's perfect weather back East to curl up and have a proper listen to them all. Hoping this finds you warm and well!
Nora Heffernan <mosshill@verizon.net>
Line Lexington, PA USA - Wednesday, January 05, 2005 at 19:33:36 (PST)
Hope to see you here in Minneapolis sometime soon. Love ya.
Jason Lykens <jason_lykens@cargill.com>
Minneapolis, mn USA - Tuesday, January 04, 2005 at 17:53:11 (PST)
Happy New Year!
Lex Lucent <bkcdelapointe@msn.com>
Avondale, Az USA - Sunday, January 02, 2005 at 09:11:47 (PST)
I'm grinning like a fool, here at work, listening on headphones to "She rial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Just ordered "Loose in the World," "High Flying Bird," "Judy Henske," and "She Sang California." Some opinionated bastard named Butty Blew told me I just HAD to have 'em. Sing Bird," "Judy Henske," and "She Sang California." Some opinionated bastard named Butty Blew told me I just HAD to have 'em. Since Buddy and I generally agree on such things, I anxiously await the arrival of my new Judy CD's. And Judy, you know I'm from Spring Valley, you can't mistreat me. (Yeah, I know... you can mistreat me no matter where I'm from.)
Lance Richardson <lance@richardsonsteelinc.com>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Tuesday, December 28, 2told me I just HAD to have 'em. Since Buddy and I generally agree on such things, I anxiously await the arrival of my new Judy CD's. And Judy, you know I'm from Spring Valley, you can't mistreat me. (Yeah, I know... you can mistreat me no matter where I'm from.)
Lance Richardson <lance@richardsonsteelinc.com>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 21:19:24 (PST)
God, it's good to have your music in my life again. The new CDs are great, ance Buddy and I generally agree on such things, I anxiously await the arrival of my new Judy CD's. And Judy, you know I'm from Spring Valley, you can't mistreat me. (Yeah, I know... you can mistreat me no matter where I'm from.)
Lance Richardson <lance@richardsonsteelinc.com>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 21:19:24 (PST)
God, it's good to have your music in my life again. The new CDs are great, and when I get some more dough I'll get the CD versions of the old ones. You and Craig are a formidable duo, and I'm glad your life is rich and happy.
Stephanie Smith <ssquared@sover.net>
White River Junction, VT USA - Monday, December 27, 2004 at 05:26:34 (PST)
Judy and Craig...it has been so long, probably 25 years. Do you still have the Orcas property? Years ago you bought it from my parents and were so kind when we came to visit. I was in my early 20's and you told great stories and knew how to make an impressionable college kid feel very special. So glad to see you are very back...and happy holidays. Chuck Wolfe
Chuck Wolfe <wolfc@foster.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Friday, December 24, 2004 at 01:32:25 (PST)
Merry Christmas Judy Just rediscovered you via a chrismus gift (Jac Holzman's book,'Follow the Music) and happy to find you here...can I hear more, more, more? How about coming to the original Bohemia (I'ia..check your atlas) Wesolych Swiat i Szczenliwego Nowego Roku...Richard B inPL
Richard B <ctyankee@poczta.onet.pl>
Walbrzych, Poland - Thursday, December 23, 2004 at 11:55:14 (PST)
Hi Judy. My name is Brently Heilbron and I have a two-year old daughter, Micah Rose. I have been playing her your music and she dances around to absorb it all! I am putting together a scrapbook for her of female artists, musicians and the like. I would love it if you would add to it. Is there anything you'ld like to say, advice to give, or really anything at all? I won't censor anything, promise. I think she'll tting together a scrapbook for her of female artists, musicians and the like. I would love it if you would add to it. Is there anything you'ld like to say, advice to give, or really anything at all? I won't censor anything, promise. I think she'll really appreciate it when she's older. Even just a quick notehoo.com">cambriasail@yahoo.com>
Alameda, CA USA - Tuesday, December 21, 2004 at 01:13:07 (PST)cambriasail@yahoo.com>
Alameda, CA USA - Tuesday, December 21, 2004 at 01:13:07 (PST)
Anyhoo, I can't tell you how delighted I am to have found the official Judy Henske Homepage. I discovered you amongst my mother's old LPs and fell in love. Then I lost track of you for many years, taking every opportunity in the meantime to regale every friend of mine who hadn't heard of Judy Henske with my brassiest a capella rendering (or is it rending?) of "The Salvation Army Song". And now you're availaqble on several CDs! Hurrah! I'd love to catch you live, so if you're ever playing in L.A., please let me know, and I'll try to get a seat down front. Cheers!
K.C. Locke <docdespicable@yahoo.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Monday, December 20, 2004 at 16:29:43 (PST)
Received "She Sang Califon705@hotmail.com>
Sewickley, PA USA - Monday, December 20, 2004 at 10:51:22 (PST)
hi Alex, will be off to your blogxxjudy
Judy Henske
USA - Saturday, December 18, 2004 at 07:55:15 (PST)

Lex Lucent <bhd1@lucent.com>
Phoenix, Az USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 20:40:37 (PST)
I can't find yr e-mail address so I'm writing you here. got the CD today. you ask if I'm still writing. today is 17 dec 04. go to my blog (www.arrroyochamisa.blogspot.com) & read tonite's entry. it's all abt you....
Alex Gildzen <takis@cybermesa.com>
Santa Fe, NM USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 20:39:22 (PST)
JUDY--I PLAYED THE CD A FEW TIMES & IT IS TERRIFIC. YOU AHT "WESTERN WISCONSIN" WAS PARTICULARLY POIGNANT. WHEN YOU COME UP HERE TO PROMOTE THE CONCERT, PROMISE ME YOU'LL DO ALL 3, OK?
michael mascioli <michael@allmusicservices.com>
san francisco, ca USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 18:21:21 (PST)
Your new album arrived today. Nice. I recommend that rather than spending the money for a bottle of rye whiskey you go out and buy this album. It will last longer than the rye.
Marc Yergin <yergin@telerama.com>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 13:46:41 (PST)
We'll never forget your performance in Fort Bragg that Kay Rudin arranged with the Rooster. Hope you can come up here to Mendo County again sometime. My husband, Sumo, gave you a gift that night. Want to barter? We haven't gotte(PST)
We'll never forget your performance in Fort Bragg that Kay Rudin arranged with the Rooster. Hope you can come up here to Mendo County again sometime. My husband, Sumo, gave you a gift that night. Want to barter? We haven't gotten all your cd's yet. Love the colors of "She Sang CA" and can't wait to hear it. Think it'll get here by Christmas? Stay well, Judy!
Jenny Burnstad <jmburnstad@yahoo.com>
Ukiah, CA USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 11:45:26 (PST)
DEAR JUDY & CRAIG: LAST THURSDAY WAS REALLY A DAY IN THE PITS - THE DOCTOR GAVE ME A SHOT IN MY RIGHT EYELID AND AN 84-YEAR OLD LADY NEIGHBOR ANSWERED HER DOOR AU NATUREL WHEN I WAS SUMMONED! BLISSFULLY, MY COPY OF "SHE SANG..." ARRIVED IN THE POST AND THE WORLD WAS MADE RIGHT AGAIN, EVEN THOUGH I THINK THAT OCTAGENARIAN NUDITY IS PERMANENTLY BURNED INTO MY CORNEAS. "SHE SANG..." IS SWINGIN' AND SOULFUL AND IT CAKEWALKS, TOO! JUDY, YOUR VOICEA SHOT IN MY RIGHT EYELID AND AN 84-YEAR OLD LADY NEIGHBOR ANSWERED HER DOOR AU NATUREL WHEN I WAS SUMMONED! BLISSFULLY, MY COPY OF "SHE SANG..." ARRIVED IN THE POST AND THE WORLD WAS MADE RIGHT AGAIN, EVEN THOUGH I THINK THAT OCTAGENARIAN NUDITY IS PERMANENTLY BURNED INTO MY CORNEAS. "SHE SANG..." IS SWINGIN' AND SOULFUL AND IT CAKEWALKS, TOO! JUDY, YOUR VOICE, YOUR HUMOR AND YOUR HUMANITY IS REALLY BALM FOR THE SOUL IN THESE FRIGHTENING TIMES. I BURST INTO BELLY LAUGHS ON "BIG FAT MAN" AND "COCKTAIL WORLD" HAS A REALISM THAT "LUSH LIFE" AND "SOMETHING COOL" CAN'T COME CLOSE TO. "TELL OLD BILL" I JUST CAN'T GET OUTTA MY PEA-BRAIN, THANK YOU! AND MR. CRAIG, I THINK WE'LL HAVE TO START CALLING YOU 'JELLY ROLL' -- SOME DAMN FINE STRIDE THERE, BUB. ANYHOO, I THINK THIS IS THE BEST THING YOU'VE EVER DONE AND YOUR FANS COULDN'T ASK FOR ANYTHING BETTER FOR THE IMPENDING HOLIDAY. WISHING YOU GREAT RICHES, LOTS OF LOVE & 5 STARS IN A "DOWNBEAT" TALLY! CHOPSIE aka "THE TOPS IN CHOPS"
Allen "Chopsie" Bardin <abardin@semaphoreinc.com>
Columbia, SC USA - Friday, December 17, 2004 at 06:06:17 (PST)

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