Good Evening Bill, You have been so quiet over there back in the woods. I didn't think you were still lived there. I live in the new house next door through the woods. It was built about 3 years ago. You came over once looking for your dog when I lived in the trailer. It would be nice to watch you perform. Let me know when you will be local again. Come over anytime, I work from home and am generally home.

Good Day Bill, not that you'ld remember...but I first meet you back in the 70's and 80's at the Grog in Newburyport,Ma. I remember the guitar stand with 3 guitars on it...and then you introduced me to the world of open tunings...let me know if your getting down to Florida this winter....

When ya coming to the great northwest? The good and wonderfully weird folks in Portland would love to hear you perform.

Hello Bill--I have see you some years ago a number of times. Sorry to hear of your struggles. I am a friend of Bill W. myself so have a sense of it. It is good to hear you are back to creating great songs. Your recent story of your struggles moved me and I was compelled to wish you well. I hope to see you in concert sometime soon. Be well, Gary

I can only try to put words to the feelings that your music conjours. I first saw you back in Concord, MA at the Colonial Inn. must have been 1986 ish. I walked in there insearch of a distraction and a beer. I remember being drawn in and walking along with every story you told. I went out and picked up North and Standing Eight within days. I find myself going back to these when I need a sympathetic voice to walk me through those difficult spaces. We have all walked down that path, you seem to have this unique gift of giving those feelings a way out. I live in a small town by the river in NH. and I love your music. thank you for letting us into your world.