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Ten Men @ The Gracie in Bangor, ME
Garden Song
Performed 1993 with Mark O’Connor, Jerry Douglas, Brent Mason, Glen Worf, and Harry Stinson
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Performed 1993 with Mark O’Connor, Jerry Douglas, Brent Mason, Glen Worf, and Harry Stinson
May 16, 2010 @ 17:46:11
If you sit back with a nice glass of cabernet and watch this wonderful video you will be the closest to being at one of Dave’s concerts as you can get! Wow what a beautifullly performed and recorded concert by Dave and the band! Love it!
Bill
Jul 07, 2010 @ 17:09:35
Just found out about the dvd and have ordered a copy. Dave doesn’t get to northern California very often so the dvd will have to do. Looking forward to the November date in Carmel; hope it’s not a private party. Please book something in the San Francisco bay area. How about the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley!?!?! It’s a great venue.
Aug 02, 2010 @ 00:19:33
We sure need to hear David in the Fall here in Denver.
Please come to Denver before the snowfall, David! The Folklore center here’ll take ya in warmly!
Always hopeful!
Frank Young,
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Sep 13, 2010 @ 07:57:51
I was very pleased to have an opportunity to watch these great videos–being down in Georgia has it’s draw-backs.. thank you Dave!! Shirley
Dec 11, 2010 @ 20:44:11
Really enjoyed you, 1st for me and saw you on PBS, very nice tone and relaxing, especially in these times!!! thank u joan r
Dec 14, 2010 @ 20:45:51
Great job at the Iron Horse Dave! Nice talking to you before the show!
Jan 03, 2011 @ 12:50:35
I echo the Denver sentiments. Dave’s got a lot of fans out west.
Maybe a western tour in 2012? Please
Jan 18, 2011 @ 11:36:52
Dave, I was turned onto your music last year. I really enjoy it. I can relate to it coming from the woods of Northern Wisconsin. I am so glad that there are such wonderful singer songwriters out and about.
Lac Courte Orillies Convention center would be glad to see you come! They are located in Hayward Wisconsin.
Feb 02, 2011 @ 11:13:07
Its snowing, everything is shut down, and Alright Now is cranked up on the sterio. Ten Men ( or the Dr.
Suess version…ten cats in black hats) is a great tune. Thanks Dave for a lifetime of great music.You have always brought a smile to my face and conjured up images of love, life, and far away places. Thanks again.
Feb 09, 2011 @ 22:16:30
Dave, have been seeing you for over 20 years now. I bet 25 plus times. So much you recognized us for awhile. Best memory is “I Wish I Were A Horse” waaay back at the Left Bank in Blue Hill cos I’m a fast finger picker and I was ecstatic to see you FLATPICK this tune! Blew us away! You are soul deep to me. Thanks man. See ya at the Chocolate Church.
Feb 14, 2011 @ 16:40:31
Amen to Ken Leeman’s words above. First saw you at the Music Ark in Bar Harbor back in the late 70s, just about when your first album was coming out — I was in high school — and I’ve been listening steadily ever since. Anyway: thanks. Always thanks.
Oh — and PS, kudos on the Thoreau album. I’m huge on Thoreau, and you got me to go back and re-read the Maine book. Passages wisely chosen, music beautifully done, readings perfect. If I think about it I can get homesick for those deep Maine places just sitting here . . .
Mar 08, 2011 @ 17:39:34
Dave,
Seems that I lose touch with your music for a few years and then get reintroduced – like today when I stumbled onto your website after checking out the Mallet Bros. Band that I’ve been hearing about on FB. Once I turned on the PBS recording work stopped and I sat back and watched the whole kit-n’-kaboddle. A nice end to my work day! Ten Men in Black Hats!! If Johnny Cash were alive today he’d record it in a second. What a great song. I look forward to getting the the ‘new’ record and catching you again in person soon. Time for another gig on Boston’s North Shore.
Mar 26, 2011 @ 23:46:20
Dave, Just listened to folk music on NC’s PBS. It brought back memories from late 70′s, early 80′s when we saw you in a record shop and at Old Dominion University. The days of PA Sunrise and Vital Signs. Found you on the web and am so excited that you are doing so well. Thoroughly enjoyed the video from MPBS and now must purchase CD’s as I only have records. How about a concert in Raleigh or Wilmington, NC. Thank you for your wonderful music.
Jun 09, 2011 @ 08:02:50
Mr. Mallett:
You are a wildly talented songwriter and an sincere, inviting performer. I want to thank you for so many songs and so many years of emtertainment. Since seeing you in Walton , NY I have begun to play several of your songs and cherish them in my repertoire. I hope you get back to central New York again someday soon.
Aug 26, 2011 @ 00:24:46
Would be great to see you here in Austin Dave, we can only hope. Long time fan here, you have inspired me after 25 years to get off my butt and start playing again. Just ordered another CD of yours, can’t wait to hear it. Thanks again for all the great tunes and good feelings they inspire.
Aug 28, 2011 @ 14:22:01
I put in a Dave Mallett CD and get in my car and just ride listening to his amazing voice and absolutely beautiful songs. He is every bit as good as any artist I have ever heard and his music makes you “feel.” I love it!
Aug 30, 2011 @ 19:56:38
Listening to all your videos David. I hope you have some playing dates in Dec this year when I will make it to NE ( VT, but will travel ) thanks for it all, Paul
Sep 16, 2011 @ 11:32:19
Hey David, any chance of getting reprints of your songbook…or for us who love your music and like to play could get access to
your music…lyrics and chords, etc.
Sep 27, 2011 @ 16:17:49
We are all waiting for Dave to return to Seattle. His visits here are far too infrequent.
Oct 20, 2011 @ 19:31:36
I bought a handful of CD’s after hearing you in Ft. Kent. Heard you briefly that evening but have been listening to you ever since. Every day! I never get tired of your sound, love the instrumentation and your beautiful rich voice. Hope to see you live again!
Dec 19, 2011 @ 09:04:27
David:
I have been a fan since we sponsored you in Calais in the late ’70′s. Your music touches the listener and the words convey wonderful stories. I hope that people will continually learn of your music. We see you when ever you come to southern NE.
Dec 20, 2011 @ 15:56:56
David Mallett writes songs for my heart. I hope he makes it out to Utah one of these days. Merry Christmas Dave. Your music has been my gift all year long this year. We are the same age and “We are just good old boys strummin’ our toys to sing a little memory.”
Dec 29, 2011 @ 13:38:14
Please, please, please come to Dallas!!
Feb 13, 2012 @ 16:11:54
More than 50 years ago, I spent part of my summers at Lake Sebec in Maine and loved every quiet moment. For many years now I have had the pleasure of bringing the simple joys of that place, Maine, and the good folks of this world into my home through Dave’s music. We’ve also been charmed by his concerts in Damariscotta, Camden, and a couple of other venues. Sing on, Dave! “I love you, and I like this place, and, oh, I love these times…”.
Feb 14, 2012 @ 10:58:29
I have been going to see Dave for more than 25 years now and love all his music! Dave, please come back to the Boston area so I can hear you again!!
Feb 23, 2012 @ 09:57:46
Dave
I have recently “discovered” you on You Tube etc and I really love your songs and the way you present them. You have a wonderful knack of just picking up on small everyday things that are the real stories in peoples lives. Thank you. I hope you don’t mind but I also write and perform songs in the Midlands area of England and I have begun singing “Innocent Time” which I have to tell you is very well received.(I always say who wrote it) Do you ever perform in the UK? I would love to see you live.
Cheers Colin