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cory
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Jul 24 2010 19:32 PM
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Post #357
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Location : usa ny rochester
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 thanks for another great show 7-22-10
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Larry Bianchi
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Jul 23 2010 19:12 PM
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Post #356
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Location : Rochester,NY
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Marshall, what a great show last night in rochester and getting DUKE back together for one more show. It was a thrill to see all you guys back together again and hear the music that made you guys live that wild ride. thanks again Marshall, best of luck to you, Larry.
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juli
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Jul 23 2010 2:59 AM
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Post #355
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Location : rochester ny
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Marshall,
I saw you play today in Rochester NY. You guys were great. I wanted to say hi but there were so many people. Your cousin Juli, My grandparents were Marie and bud.
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Donna
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Jul 13 2010 16:47 PM
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Post #354
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Location : Fredericksburg, Tx
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I MET Marshall Styler!!!!! I heard the music, I knew the music, and there he was!! He was playing that beautiful "poetry without words" right on the main street where I live!
Thank you Marshall! Love the new CD, "Seven Falls" My first client this morning also loves it!
Donna
Tranquil Day Spa
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Doris Inman
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Jul 10 2010 20:27 PM
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Post #353
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Location : Waco, Texas
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I wanted to thank you, Katherine, for your call today about my order. I am looking forward to my new CD's. I am an aesthetician and love playing Marshall's music at the salon, but didn't know where to find them until I googled him. I'm glad that I did. I play keyboard myself, and only wish that I was as talented. I look forward to more CD's and hopefully seeing you live in Texas someday. Thanks again!
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Ron
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Jun 30 2010 15:31 PM
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Post #352
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Location : Grapevine, Texas
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Marshall,
Incredibly soothing music! I bought the first six CDs several years ago when you were performing in Northeast Mall, Ft Worth. A friend complimented me on the selection, so I've just ordered a set for her.
Best wishes..
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bob
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Jun 29 2010 17:25 PM
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Post #351
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Location : rochester ny
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Greetings from Rochester - can't wait to hear you with Duke Jupiter on July 22, 2010. See you there.
Your cousin, Bob. (bud & marie's yougest son)
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Dale TerBush
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Jun 13 2010 19:03 PM
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Post #350
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Location : Scottsdale , Az USA -
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Marshall, Just wanted to let you know how beautiful your music is to me . I have cable soundscapes on twenty four hours a day in my home. Every time I hear something very special I click to see who created it. Now it seems more often than not it is you. I also have been blessed by God with a gift that pours out of my fingers, only mine is painting for the eyes. Yours is painting for the ears. When people ask me how I am able to create so many images out of my mind ,I always explane that it is like composing music. That when I start to apply color to fabric , something very small appears on the canvas and suddenly I see a greater picture start to appear before my eyes. Like the first notes of a melody wanting to be set free so that it can become whole.Today I will be ordering all of your albums .I am excited to see where they take me while I paint. Keep up the wonderful insperation. Visit my web site Masterslight , youll see we are both driven by the same force.
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ThunderProof
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Jun 08 2010 2:25 AM
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Post #349
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Location : Fairbanks, Alaska
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Greetings and Salutations from 'The Land of The Midnight Sun'! Been trying to keep track of you and your music from the days of Duke Jupiter, Marshall. Was pleasantly surprised to have found you again. Though your music has evolved quite substantially, your still hitting on all eight cylinders in my book. Really enjoyed listening to the newer instrumentals. Have to admit though... I also liked your vocals. Best wishes in future endeavors. Keep it real. Thanks for so many years of wonderous earcandy! Would love to catch that reunion.
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piano teacher
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Jun 04 2010 15:44 PM
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Post #348
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Location : USA, MD, Cavetown
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Ditto Patricia's note regarding sheet music and more specifically for early intermediate (or late beginner even!) What an encouragement that would be for young piano students--especially young men-- to be able to hear themselves play something beautiful...The piano instruction world has a void here. (or maybe I just am in a void--any readers suggestions welcome)
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