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Saw you last night at the Kaufman Center in Kansas City. Susan, you and your brothers sound as good today as you did in 1968, probably better. Next time you are in K.C. please honor us with your brilliant rendition of "To Sir, With Love". All the best to you and your family. Chuck
I'm thrilled that I'm actually going to see the band play in December with my girl. We both love your music, classic and new and hope you'll do more appearances here in PA in the future. We wish you all the best, and thank you for keeping this wonderful music alive!
I'm happy that you are still performing.
It's rare that a Family is blessed with such amazing innate Musical Talent.
You were/are so much more than One Hit Wonders...I watch a lot on You Tube and get more impressed with you guys every Day. I'm a Musician myself so, I really appreciate your talents.
God Bless You all...I wish you continued success, good health, and above all Happiness. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talents and music!!!
It's rare that a Family is blessed with such amazing innate Musical Talent.
You were/are so much more than One Hit Wonders...I watch a lot on You Tube and get more impressed with you guys every Day. I'm a Musician myself so, I really appreciate your talents.
God Bless You all...I wish you continued success, good health, and above all Happiness. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talents and music!!!
Love your music - love from the UK
Bob, Paul, and Susan: Your podcast is excellent! Suggestions for guests: Wings of Pegasus (Fil); Peter Noone; Cousin Brucie. Good luck!
Saw your performance at the Happy Together Tour recently. Loved you as a kid. Love you more now! I've never crushed on any performer but I think I've got one now. You guys are fabulous. Too bad you're married LOL
Discovered you guys as a teen in the 90s. I used to jam to the Rain the Park and Other Things and Hair in my Ford Tempo back when you would and could still cruise. Now 20+ years later I am still jamming just a different vehicle now. Vehicles change but timeless music is forever👍
Trivia question. What fantastic, multitalented 60's band stayed hip and reinvented themselves, alone and together and still made great music since then? Answer - The Cowsills! I am a musician and am constantly blown away by your talent. Here are some of my releases. https://jengel.bandcamp.com/ p.s. love the podcast. John Engel.
I was born in 1954 and remember the Cowsills from your TV appearances.. I am glad to have rediscovered you on YouTube. I myself am the middle girl in a family of 8. And what is so touching to see are the stories from Paul about taking care of the "babies".My family dynamic was very similar. Thank you Paul. Your harmony touches my heart,and I look forward to see more of your podcasts.🙏🥰
Hi Cowsills! Love that you're still performing and wish you'd schedule in the Pacific Northwest. Looking forward to hearing Susan sing When I'm 64 next year. 😉
Saw you on Saturday night at Talking Stick. That's for the great set you did, still sound great!!!!
Hello My Friends The Cowsills., I am a 66 yr old fan of yours from the beginning of when you started singing. I still have every one of your Albums from the 60s.I treasure all of your music. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of The Cowsills. When I heard about Barry and Bill I was devistated. At the tme od Catrina I was working gr a Florida state agency making up food baskets and ready to eat sandwiches fruit water milk snacks so they could just eat without cooking. After your documentary I was saddened to find out why my favorite group went from on top all over the place to no where to be found. I feel so bad you all had to deal with Buds B.S. I Always wonder why people had children just to treat them badly. I'm so sorry. You all didn't deserve that.
I plan on seeing you sing. Hopefully if you come to Bethel Woods in the catskills. Its the site of Woodstock in the 60s. They made a beautiful ampetheater on Yasgurs Farm. Just about 90 miles NW of Manhattan best to come end of june till end of Aug. Lots of bands play there. I was thrilled to see Joe Cocker there before he passed. Looking forward to seeing all of you soon. Sincerely, Susan Mann
I plan on seeing you sing. Hopefully if you come to Bethel Woods in the catskills. Its the site of Woodstock in the 60s. They made a beautiful ampetheater on Yasgurs Farm. Just about 90 miles NW of Manhattan best to come end of june till end of Aug. Lots of bands play there. I was thrilled to see Joe Cocker there before he passed. Looking forward to seeing all of you soon. Sincerely, Susan Mann
Just enjoyed your performance in Tucson, AZ. We loved every minute the three of you were on stage. Great harmonies and energy. Keep it up!
Spent a very nice evening with the Global CD on repeat while on my exercise bike. I bought this CD in 1998 when I was 28 and trapped in an awful marriage and "Global" was one of the few bright spots in my life then. After I thankfully divorced her and things got much better, "Global" continued to be a great soundtrack to life. It's one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time. Everybody in the group is in fine form vocally and instrumentally on that album. (Turns out Bob is a really tasty bass player!). The only thing I wish was added was Bob and Paul's song "Dancing A Dream" was on here. It's the best track on Phil Seymour's 2nd album but I'd love to hear a real, bonafide Cowsills recording of it. And it would've been so nice if Barry and Bill played and sang on this album. (Barry's "As Is" and "U S 1" albums are an absolute joy to me, especially when I'm at work...I'm a data entry operator...Barry's 2 CD's put a sh*t-eating grin on my face. 🙂 ) Anyway, I hope I get to see The Cowsills live and I hope they'll sing some songs from Global.
My wife and I saw you guys last Saturday at Westbury Theater. While its great to see all the other acts on the tour, we specifically came to see you guys, as we always do. You guys always sound great, bring a ton of energy, and bring back a lot of great memories. And what I thought was really cool was how you were out watching and bopping to every other band that was playing. (You were all hanging against the wall under our seats. )We were hoping to catch you at the Cutting Room, but we will actually be seeing another oldies show over at the American Music Theater that weekend. Can't wait though until the next time are able to see you guys again!
Just saw you last night at the Happy Together tour stop in Lowell, MA. Awesome show. Thanx for continuing to tour and keeping the music alive.
I have a particular connection with the band because I stayed at your house in Newport while I was attending the Jazz Festival in summer of '69 or '70. Evidently, you rented it out while you were on tour. Nice digs. I have photos of our stay. Whoever we rented it from told me I was staying in Susan's room. Sorry to get creepy. 😉
Keep rocking!
I have a particular connection with the band because I stayed at your house in Newport while I was attending the Jazz Festival in summer of '69 or '70. Evidently, you rented it out while you were on tour. Nice digs. I have photos of our stay. Whoever we rented it from told me I was staying in Susan's room. Sorry to get creepy. 😉
Keep rocking!
Greetings! This was our fifth year attending the Happy Together concert. We are thrilled that the Cowsills have performed each year as part of the tremendous lineup of groups - with so many great songs from my youth. Timeless classics.
We had first row at the Peabody in Daytona Beach on Monday June 6. We saw you standing offstage waiting for your entry on stage. We waved to you and appreciate you smiling and waving back.
We also had an opportunity about three years ago to attend the Stars of the Sixties concert at the Peabody, where you opened for the incredible Chuck Negron. After the show Susan, in the lobby, you took a photo with me. Talked a lot with Dennis Tufano at that concert too, since we’re both Chicago Italians.
We love the energy and excitement of the Cowsills, especially watching Susan and Paul dancing around the stage getting the audience involved.
Having front row at the Peabody on Monday I was able to get some great photos. Susan, I’m your biggest fan! Happy belated birthday. I have a Christmas ornament Ami Negron made from a photo of you and Chuck that you both signed.
We’ve seen your family perform seven times over the past few years and hope to see and hear you perform for many more. Godspeed on your travels, as you tour the country.
My sincerest gratitude, Bobby
We had first row at the Peabody in Daytona Beach on Monday June 6. We saw you standing offstage waiting for your entry on stage. We waved to you and appreciate you smiling and waving back.
We also had an opportunity about three years ago to attend the Stars of the Sixties concert at the Peabody, where you opened for the incredible Chuck Negron. After the show Susan, in the lobby, you took a photo with me. Talked a lot with Dennis Tufano at that concert too, since we’re both Chicago Italians.
We love the energy and excitement of the Cowsills, especially watching Susan and Paul dancing around the stage getting the audience involved.
Having front row at the Peabody on Monday I was able to get some great photos. Susan, I’m your biggest fan! Happy belated birthday. I have a Christmas ornament Ami Negron made from a photo of you and Chuck that you both signed.
We’ve seen your family perform seven times over the past few years and hope to see and hear you perform for many more. Godspeed on your travels, as you tour the country.
My sincerest gratitude, Bobby
Hi ! I happened to run across an article that was in Ohio Magazine a few years back. One of the things discussed was your family living in Canton for a few years. Mother Gooseland and Myers Lake Park were mentioned. Oh my goodness, the flood gates opened for me. I remember my Mom & Dad taking us to both places! Although my parents and both places are gone now it sure did bring back some wonderful childhood memories for me! Thanks for sparking those long lost memories!!
To the Cowsills ~ You sounded amazing at Ruth Eckerd Hall last night ! 😃✌️🎵🎵🎵 God bless !
Hello, I stumbled upon the documentary and have been a fan ever since. Would love to have you do a show just on each Cowsill member..You guys are all so fascinating. Keep up the beautiful music memories and the 60s were a great time to have grown up in...Thanks for being part of it!
I just wanted to say that I've become aware and have reignited interest in the Cowsills after seeing thier video of IWant to Know You. I was extremely moved and it resonated with me on a very deep and emotional level. I'm a bass player and enjoy that bass player immensely ,the vocals delivered by Susan were flawlessly beautiful and the harmonies were so powerful that I was brought to tears. I never made it as a bass player but I play every day in my mind just need to get active again . If you need me to play you've got my email thanks jeromewalsh ps I fell in love with Susan after watching her sing
Love you guys! Susan you “never lose” your youthful charms. It’s nice how you are a pleasant part of many our life’s soundtrack
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I'm still a diehard fan. Thanks for the golden memories and the beautiful music. I hope the best for you all.
I think the Cowsills and Action Skulls should start their own tour...WOW!!
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Hi! Just recently found a reel to reel tape of you guys. It's live and I'm not sure of the year or the show. Mostly covers of hits of that time. Each one of you took lead vocal on a song, including your Mom.