112. Dennis Brown | @

Hi Jimmy, it's Dennis Brown. I met you through Scotty Hawkins in the early 90's. I was playing guitar with Vicki Bird when you played on a session for her. I hope you're doing well. You're one of my guitar heroes; you understand groove like Scotty does & better than any guitarist I've seen. Take care, DFB 26 July 2011

111. Louie Warren | @

Jimmy, I 1st saw you play at the DC Dog Farewell concert at the Kennedy Center. I was then so happy to see you in Sea Level. Caught the band at the Warner Theatre in the late 70s when you warmed up for The Outlaws. Later saw you with the Nighthawks years later. My local band played with them a few times in the 70s and Mark is a good friend. Bought your solo CD and the live Nighthawks CD from this site. Thanx for the inspiration. May God bless you. 4 July 2011

110. Dan | @

Jimmy: Thanks for inspiring others to keep doing what they love and do well. As a fellow guitarist with a similar neurological disease, I am grateful. -- Dan 18 June 2011

109. Ellen Bradley | @

Hello Jimmy, I knew you at Kemmore. You were a great guy then. Congratulations on a great career and family! I love this web site! Thank you all for putting it out there. Ellen 20 February 2011

108. Scott VW | @

Hey Jimmy. Been thinking about you lately and hope this finds you & the family doing well. Gotta try & catch up here soon. The duplicate Strat remains my go-to instrument to this day. Too bad we didn't get a pic of the two of them side by side. 11 October 2010

107. Dave Kyle | @

Jimmy, you're the man. I miss you Bro! 2 October 2010

106. Cathy Cherry | @

Greetings Jimmy and fam! A well-developed, impressive webpage, my friend. Well wishes and continued prayers for strength and guidance as you continue to create; you've spent a lifetime building upon layers of strengths.no doubt, with that in mind, the best of Jimmy Nalls is yet to come. The world anxiously awaits. 11 September 2010

105. Glenn J., New Jersey | @

Your work with Sea Level is timeless and treasured. I'm looking forward to converting my old vinyl to MP3 to re-live it all. Saw you playin' with the Nighthawks at the Stone Pony back in the day - what a treat! Keep on rockin' and God bless! 12 September 2010

104. Michael Retherford | @

Went to HS at Wakefield. only heard a few of your songs. Just read the messeages from the wakefield web site. Glad to hear you are doing well, and you had a good career. Nice to hear I went to school with a big shot. Good luck in life 19 August 2010

103. Mark Saurs | @

Jimmy - all best wishes to you. Thank you so much for all of the great music you have given us throughout the years. Few guitarists play with the tough, taste and class that you make look so effortless. You have been a long time inspiration for the music play and the life you lead. 5 March 2010

102. Lynn Green Robinson | @

Hey Jimmy! Long time no see. Not since the gig at Wolf Trap in the late 80's. I'm so glad to hear you are still making music. I have your CD and play it often. I want you to know I have you on my church's prayer list. There are a lot of good people praying for you every day. Keep it up! I hope you don't mind, but I posted a picture of the Malibu's on my Facebook page. Mickie and I have been remembering those days! We are both on a Wakefield group page. God Bless you! 13 January 2010

101. Keith Shannon | @

Hello Jimmy, from a fan who has enjoyed your body of work for years and years. I have all the Sea Level music, you guys are still one of my most favorite bands and individually some of my most favorite musicians. I followed your career and listened to your music ever since. Thanks for the career you've had. From an avid music fan with discerning taste, you are one of the greatest! Best Wishes! 20 November 2009

100. Mickie Barnow | @

Hi Jimmy! Haven't seen you since the 70's, but have thought of you. You were great to watch in the Morticians at Kenmore. Thanks for the memories. I always knew you were going to do great things with your extraordinarily talented guitar playing. Hope you are doing fine. Mickie 9 September 2009

99. Sue (Nash) Bothe | @

Jimmy ~ i was so glad to hear about you when i visited to Turkey the other day. he told me about your website. i had wondered about you over the years. i remember you from Kenmore when you set up to play at Barbara LaCompte's house. i don't know if you would even remember it, but i remember you playing in her basement. you had 'stage presence' even then. i believe it was the summer before the 9th grade. i'm so sorry to hear of your health problems. i'll be buying some of your material. i hope it helps you out a little. you take care. 27 August 2009

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