Tommy at 69.......still rockin'.....love you brother

Making some music with Larry Bowie just another time in space on this earth love your page Musically Elvis Carden www.ElvisCarden.com Elvis l Carden Music BMI

Took guitar lessons from Tommy C. in the early 70's.....Like your new CD, man !

OOPS!! ya'll know i meant dunkin-dine!!!

WOW!WOW!WOW!...so many pieces of my past..i just saw in these pics. Remember Dixie, as a puppy.... Too bad we didnt take a camera one of those mornings to Dunkin Donuts on Peachtree!!!

So Great to see All the old pics of Donnie-Bear-Reggie =( I have a lot of fond memories hanging out w/EQT--while dating Larry Tubbs-back in the late '70s!=)

Great band...I have a LP copy of the "live" album. My ex-wife was there when it was recorded and remembers signing a big piece of paper that was to be used as the cover...As a musician and "live" engineer I've managed to have Donnie (RIP) and David sign it ..it is a treasured addition to my LP collection....whenever I'm feeling down I just put on "Brown Sugar" I dare anyone to listen to this song and not hear the absolute joy these guys put forth on that track....

I was at the Whipping Post in Augusta Ga. When live album was cut. Would like to find CD if its out there! Love that band!

saluti da un fans italiano.

Merry Christmas!

Hi. Michelle & David Thank you so much for doing this page for all of us !! I hope everything keeps rolling along for you pretty well in 2013. Stay tuned Mathias

merry christmas to all of you out the in tater land

Gentlemen, just a quick note of thanks for all the music you've given me to listen to. Even as I write this "No Rolling Boogie" is in standard rotation on my car stereo reminding me of those times when recorded music was FOR REAL.

dave - been trying to contact u @ ericquincytate@hotmail.com since this morning with no responce, do not what is wrong

Bob, Go to ericquincytate@hotmail.com

trying to buy oringinal drink mans friend in cd format

dave i got the cd's now safe in the hands of first time listeners. thumbs up is what they said

I love EQT..

Listenin' to a few EQT tunes and thinking of Donnie. Lots of good times way back then. Any body remember the Muddy Turtle in Corpus Christi? The music never dies.

gene the club was the train wreck on west tenn street.it's a homeless shelter now

A good friend gave me a record of EQT in the summer of 1977. All of that summer my whole n'hood got to hear it. Back in those days we did not have a/c so our windows were always opened.If you never had it you didn't know what you were missing. My friend die a few years after this. He loved a fast car. One night he was fast, too fast, add a little dope to it, and it all added up to the end of my friend, Mark Powell. I miss my friend and those days in peidmont, ala. I hope we get to see each other in heaven, if we make it,

I saw EQT once at a club in Tallahassee FL about 75'. I never will forget the song "Whiskey Woman". An to find that Drinkin' Man's Friend is out on CD! Waaay coool!

Greg, THe Music Never Dies, Only the Artist..........

I'll be dammed, Carl Becker,

And to think...It all started in Good Ole Corpus Christi, Texas back in the mid 60's....Along with Tony Joe White, The Bad Seeds, The Pozo Seko Singers, The Zakary Thaks, The Libery Bell, Sammy Neely and last but not the least..Michael Taylor