I am so happy I get to attend one of your shows soon in Iowa City, and the venue is outdoors my favorite place to be. Thank you for sharing your wonderful music with all of us.

Hi Greg, So excited about hearing you in Lewisburg, WV tomorrow! Will you please play Lull It By???

I see you have no tour dates for Northern California this year...sigh...

Road Trip!

Hey Greg, Any chance you'll be returning to the Opera House in Lebanon, NH? We'd love to see/hear you again! Tom & Sam (short for Mary Jo)

we thought you enjoyed coming to NC? miss you and hope for a nearby show soon.

Hey Greg, my husband and I were at your show in Peterborough tonight. Eighteen years ago last month we saw you in Nelson, NH on the night we got engaged. You played Canned Goods for us...hearing you play it tonight made me cry. Thanks for the music all these years and for an amazing show tonight...

Thanks, Greg!!! I will get going on it! Hope to see you in Asheville again soon.

Thanks for an amazing concert tonight Greg. It is always an honor to hear your heartfelt songs.

to jenni---- been so long since i played that song i am not sure i remember what i did on it---it is likely i would have played it in drop d--- the low e tuned down to d----the chord sequence if i remember is d g a d g a d f sharp minor-- g d repeat that sequence & that is one verse----- the chorus d a d d a g d d d ninth g e minor d a d------i tend to use some odd versions of chords---- but using the regular versions should work to----- hope this helps at least a little---- it is easier to show than tell when it comes to songs... it is a good song....drunk out in the alley wailing to the trashcans----- town crier too far out of town......the kind of song that would be a tumbleweed if it lived out west---- have a good time with it-------greg

Dear Greg, #1: You're awesome. I could go on about that quite a bit, but I have a more specific question, so I better get to that. #2: I am currently addicted to your version of Tom Waits's "time." Seriously addicted. I want to learn how to play it your way because it's so gorgeous, though I'm not really a great guitarist, so it may be a stretch. I just play chords mostly, but I'm a music teacher and I'd like to push myself to learn to (basically) play it. So my question is-- what the hell tuning did/do you use? Is it just a D major tuning? You've given me a lot of enjoyment, not just with "Time," but with many, many songs. Thank you so much for that!!