Dear Peggy and Red Hat Floozies,
 I just wanted to let you know that I and everyone in my group truly enjoyed  Danny and his friends performances they were all very good and very entertaining, In fact I think Danny should have tried out for America's Got Talent!!!

They were very good and we all enjoyed ourselves very much.      Sincerely, Barbara Roberts

Peggy,

 I think that the group you had there on Saturday immitating Johnny Cash and Elvis (no last name needed) and the back up singers was really a very, very good show. I thought that they did an excellent job considering the air conditioners were having a problem. I know “Elvis” had to be very warm in his outfits. Everyone’s showmanship was so very, very good. Their professionalism in

choreograph was very evident and being able to keep up with the computerized music was very good. The girls outfits were very cute and appropriate, with modesty and good taste, not sleezy or nappy. This is accentuated also by the fact of the length of marriage of “Johnny” and wife. Don’t know how long the others were married, but they all seemed to get along and work well together.
 
 The costumes of Elvis were put together very nicely and fit him well. His hair was nicely groomed in an Elvis style, and played the part well, not only with a good impersonated voice, but with actions and expressions as well. I was watching his right hand when there was a pause in the vocals and a start up again during the trilogy. He also has the hand motions down pat,

and all that bling on his fingers.
 
 This was a flowing, moving show accentuated with laughter and the ability to adapt to the many personalities of the “red hatters” in attendance. He, like the “real” Elvis, was able to be distracted by someone in the audience pulling something and bursting into laughter just as Elvis was once set off by someone removing the toupee in the front row of one of his shows. And when he realizedthat all the hats on the one group were bra hats, considering he had been to/by their table several times without realizing what he was seeing was really funny.
 
 I thought it was great that they were all willing, with smiling faces that showed no impatience to get cleaning up to leave, to have their pictures taken with many people after the show and listening to people with focusing their attention one the person talking with them and holding short conversations. I think the willingness to do this to the “red hatters” there was as important to the ladies as the show itself. I noticed people weren’t getting up and leaving during the show and everyone seemed to have a good time.
 
 One of the best Elvis impersonators, if not the best, I have ever heard/seen, and Lord knows there are many out there. The whole show was great, they were all good. And, of course, my front row seat was great, too, as well as my buss

on the cheek and being sung to.           Carolyn Lee Padgett

Danny, it is so nice to see you are doing well. I dont know if I will ever get to see you again, I sure do miss seeing you!! Th e Branson shows were very good!!! They will be having one in October, no chance you will be there, I guess. Nance Fox of EEN is putting it together, we already have our tickets. Welljust had to write and let you know my friends and I think of you often. Tell Debie hi for  us.   Your #1 fan,(really), Gail May glmay@sbcglobal.net    P.S. I still enjoy your CDs and wear your shirt often and usually receive comments on it. Good comments, that is...