Today an appointment popped up on my Outlook: Paul Bleifuss dies (2007)
I counted him a good friend, and think of him often.
Filed under: Memorial | Tagged: Drummers, Paul Bleifuss
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Hi Eric,
I was lucky enough to get a drum from Paul before he died. I just did yet another session with it today, and it is very special. I’d love to get in touch with his family just to say thanks and to let them know his work is out there and making music. If you can pass along my thanks, or even an e-mail address, I’d appreciate it. I never had the chance to thank him again before he passed away, and I feel bad about it. Thanks for your blog, and all the best,
Bobby
blurry55@gmail.com
Hi Eric,
Although I didn’t know Paul all that well, he was a sweet guy, I certainly appreciated his drumming, and I do miss him. He played on a CD of mine, and I am registering the songs on that CD with a music library. Part of the requirements to register music is all the player contact information, in case there are performance royalties to be paid overseas. I don’t have contact info for Paul’s wife or family, but if you do, would you mind passing it along? If there ever are any royalties to be paid, I’d like to see them go where they belong.
Thank you!
Andy Robinson
Thanks Andy,
I’ll pass it along
Hi Eric,
I was just thinking about Paul and started to google. So nice to hear that people still remember my dear husband. It will be two years this Sept. 5th. Seems like yesterday when I watched him go home to Jesus. You know…..he’s got a good gig going on up there! Knowing him, he’s probably building some instruments we will never see until we go home.
I sure miss him and what we had together. That man showed what marriage could and should be like this side of heaven.
thanks for the comments