Maureen McGovern's World Wide Web Guestbook
January - April 1999

Hi! I've been following Maureen's career since the disco days. I have only been able to find 8 CDs - although I understand her Christmas album is coming out as a CD in Y2K. I think it would be great if she were to do more composer themed albums including Andrew Lloyd Weber (she'll blow away Sarah Brightman) or Stephen Sondheim.
JoeyDragon <Dragon1306@aol.com>
Staten Island, NY USA - Sunday, March 21, 1999 at 00:38:00 (EST)
Hi Maureen: I've loved your voice ever since I first heard you sing "The Morning After" & "We May Never Love Like This Again." I still have 3 of your original record albums (as in ALBUMS); my favorite is the Academy Award Performance album...your renditions of "You'll Never Know" & "Lullaby Of Broadway" were out of the stratosphere! I'm also a native Ohioan (born in Mansfield in 1950). I'm now a regular contributor to Ohio Magazine & have a book out on writing listed on barnesandnoble.com I teach writing greeting cards on the Internet (www.writersclub.com) & soon will have my own web page. So, I wish you continued success. I, too, am an animal lover; have had cats, mostly strays & orphans. Take care, Sandra M. Louden
Sandra Miller-Louden <FelshamLdy@aol.com>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Wednesday, March 17, 1999 at 16:13:15 (EST)
Maureen, Maureen , Maureen! I have seen Celine Dion's concert(bellows too much) I have seen Linda Eder's (sings well but just doesnt have the Maureen beauty) Saw Vicki Carr's performance(not in MG's league) What I am trying to say is WHY DOESNT SOMEONE SPONSOR OUR DIVA FOR A TELEVISED CONCERT? What are they waiting for? All these singers who just dont have half of what our Maureen has have these big 'ol concerts! Where is our Maureen's? Brian Daher, do you know of anything in the works? Sarah Brightman is one of my favorite singers, and her concert was very enoyable. Maureen could do one along those lines that show up her diverse singing. Maureen could do Glitter and be Gay, her chart singles,Faure's Pavane. Her pop stuff from "State of the heart" her Broadway stuff. MG would just blow 'em away!!!!! Does anybody out there feel the same way I do? Maureen...how do you feel? Love, Sue
Sue Warmington <swarmington@yahoo.com>
Chicago, Il USA - Monday, March 15, 1999 at 12:03:32 (EST)
Loved recent PBS special - Gershwin. Is it possible that you were on the Cover of Parade Magazine in mid 1960s?
Kathy Hornung <jkkingsl@erols.com>
USA - Wednesday, March 10, 1999 at 20:37:12 (EST)
I love the song, "The Morning After". It is an inspirational song, in my opinion. I will give a listen to your new albums. Hopefully, your success will continue! Good Luck!
Timothy J. Conkey <tc1974@yahoo.com>
Syracuse, NY USA - Friday, March 05, 1999 at 01:37:21 (EST)
Congratulations on the nominee for MAC For Major Record of the year for "The Pleasure of His Company" it is thrilling that this recording is getting so much recognition. It's a masterpiece. Maryann.
Maryann Lopinto
New York, NY USA - Thursday, March 04, 1999 at 12:10:48 (EST)
Hello again; I last signed the guest book on my way to a local music store pick up "Pleasure." There IS a god, for the last remaining copy was waiting for me. WWWOOOOWWWW!!!! YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN!!! THANK YOU for the beauty of your voice, enchanting style and amazing interpretations!! And KUDOS to Mike Renzi. Your collaberation redifines synergy. Skip the bottle of wine; when I'm invited to a dinner party, instead I'll bring the gift that keeps on giving, a copy of "The Pleasure of His Company." Thanks again and all the best, Dean Taylor
Dean Taylor <tayldean@aol.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Tuesday, March 02, 1999 at 12:33:26 (EST)
Dear Maureen, Greetings from London! I was first introduced to your CDs by Chris Goepfert of Dress Circle and I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy listening to your CDs. My personal favourites are "Over The Rainbow" from 'Out of This World' and most of the songs from 'The Pleasure of His Company.' As a cabaret enthusiast, I've been collecting many CDs over the past few years, and I must say that your latest album is one of the best cabaret albums that I've added to my collection in 1998. No words can explain the rapture and joy you bring to "Bring Back My Dreamer," one of the most beautiful songs I've encountered recently. Congratulations on your well-deserved Grammy nomination! Warmest Regards, Michael
Michael Oh <oh_michael@hotmail.com>
London, UK - Friday, February 26, 1999 at 05:54:59 (EST)
I don't remember much about what it felt like being seven, but I remember the music. (Delta Dawn?) A 32-year-old software engineer by day, and a techno/house-producer-wannabe at night, I've often reflected upon the sappy pop tune tune that ruled the (AM) airwaves back then, and permanently etched itself in the recesses of my brain. This is the second time this year that I've taken to the net in search of soundtrack information for The Poseidon Adventure, with the ultimate goal of finding sheet music for that song: "...if we can hold on through the night..." Finally, while listening to this web site's syncopated version of Maureen McGovern's The Morning After tonight, a chill ran up my spine, and tears welled up in my eyes. Has it really been 25 years?
Eric Nelson <enelson@microsoft.com>
Woodinville, WA USA - Wednesday, February 24, 1999 at 05:48:46 (EST)
Dear Maureen, I want to tell you just how much I enjoy your music. I believe I have all of your released recordings. So tell me, when are you going to give Sacramento / San Francisco a chance to see you in concert?? Keep up the wonderful work and come see us in Northern California. Thomas Pelham Sacramento, CA Scudder97@AOL.Com
Thomas Pelham <scudder97@aol.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Wednesday, February 17, 1999 at 23:25:39 (EST)
I'd LOVE a copy of the piano/vocal music for many of your songs--especially "And I'll Be There" . How can we get a copy?
Kevin Loersch <kloersch@execpc.com>
West Bend, WI USA - Wednesday, February 17, 1999 at 17:50:35 (EST)
Several weeks ago I was visiting my parents in San Diego. One afternoon we were visiting Old Town. As I entered one of the old, restored buildings my first impression was the nice music that was playing in the background. I didn’t pay much more attention to it as there was much to see and it was getting to be late in the day. When I returned to the entrance of the store I noticed my parents speaking with the sales clerk. Not only had the music caught their attention but they were querying the clerk about the music and if it was for the sale. The clerk had pulled out your CD ‘The Music Never Ends’ in answer to their question. She informed them that it was her personal copy and not for sale. We left the store knowing that the closest music store would be our next stop once we left Old Town. This CD is incredible. I listen to most of my music as I am involved with other projects around my home. I cannot listen to this CD without stopping what I am doing as it calls for my complete attention. The music is luscious. The lyrics are incredible. Oftentimes I read the lyrics along with the music to catch every word but that is not necessary with your performance on this CD. The Bergmans craft their lyrics with such a genuine, intelligent flair. May I state how impressed I am with Mike Renzi’s work! If the arrangement is done properly, the performer is freed to reach even greater heights. The two of you are a wonderful duo and I look forward to more artistry from the two of you. Prior to the purchase of this recent CD, I only had one other CD of yours. It was your Christmas CD. Of all my Christmas music, this has always been my favorite. Thank you for your efforts in its creation. It has brought me countless hours of enjoyment.
Briant Carter
Salt Lake City, UT USA - Tuesday, February 09, 1999 at 11:35:59 (EST)
Maureen- I have the warmest memories of you from your performance in Galveston, Tex. I'm the distinguished looking lawyer who fell under your spell when chatting with you afterwards. There is no debate concerning your marvelous talent, but to me your sweetness and sincereity as a warm human being is so attactive. What a wonderful match we would make. If you do read your website comments, know that this one is from a person who would really like to know you for you. If you reply, I'll be at any destination you say to continue our communication. I'm an environmental lawyer who loves the outdoors, your music, fine books, helping people and animals. With warnest regards, Ed
Edward Wesley <edwesley44@aol.com>
Texas City, , Tx USA - Monday, February 08, 1999 at 12:56:27 (EST)
Dear Maureen, what a THRILL to see and hear you perform at Carnegie Hall!!! When you sing you light up the stage. Thank you for signing my copy of your Music Never Ends CD, which I must have listened to 100 times - I'm going to treasure it even more! What I love most about your singing is your impeccable taste and ability to tell a story with so much feeling. I admire the way you don't just sing to sound pretty, but to covey the power of the lyrics - what a perfect vehicle for the songs of the Bergmans! I have to admit, it takes some effort on my part to listen to anyone else sing any of the songs on your CD - your interpretations are so difinitive. Finally, I have to add that I love your interpretation of Gershwin's Summertime - it sets my soul in flight (you owe me some frequent flyer mileage!!!). Thank you, Maureen, and PLEASE keep the CDs coming. Oh yeah, almost forgot - your Pleasure of His Company CD is an absolute GEM!!!! If anyone finds out how many times I listen to it I'm going to be locked away...
Jerry Szubin <Jerry88@aol.com>
Bloomfield, NJ USA - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 11:32:26 (EST)
HI, MAUREEN JUST TO LET YOU KNOW I WAS AT CARNEGIE LAST NIGHT AND IT WAS A GREAT SHOW. I WAS UNDER YOUR NOSE IN THE FRONT ROW, WHEN I WENT TO BUY THE SEATS I HAD A CHOICE OF THE FRONT CENTER OR LAST ROW CENTER, GUESS WHICH I CHOSSE. SORRY I MISSED YOU AFTER THE SHOW, GARY S. SAID I SHOULD HAVE BEEN BACK THERE, I WOULD HAVE GONE UP WITH HIM. AS IT HAS BEEN AGES SINCE I HAVE SEEN YOU. LONGEST IN THE 18 YEARS I HAVE KNOWN YOU. I HOPE TO RUN INTO YOU SOON. COULDN'T GET TIX FOR ARLEN SHOW BUT I SEE YOU ARE UNDER THE WEATHER SORRY. KEEPING FINGERS CROSSED FOR GRAMMY, KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO ARE VOTING FOR YOU, I WISH I COULD. MISS YA. HI TO JENNIFER. WILL WRITE A LONG LETTER HAVE A LOT TO TELL YOU. MARYANN
MARYANN LOPINTO
NEW YORK, NY USA - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 17:29:38 (EST)
Hi, Maureen! Saw you at Carnegie last night. You were your usual brilliant self! The lyrical poetry of the Bergmans was made for your fantastic vocal instrument. Wish you could have performed more of their works. However, the whole show was wonderful. It was a treat to see Harry Belafonte, too. Your duet with Michel Legrand was adorable. But, he should have let you remain on the stage with him as he sang and played! You were so cute! Roseann and I waited a bit after the concert; they finally made us leave. Usher said you were not coming out; that there was a back stage list! Guess Roseann and I were not on it! But, we loved the show and can't wait for you to appear in concert somewhere close. We miss you. You are so gracious and wonderful to your fans. Congratulations on the Grammy nod and hope to see you sometime soon! A big kiss to Da Dawgs (did you wear your Yorkie Loops yet?) and a hello and hugs and kisses to Jennifer, too. Love, Hazel & Roseann P.S. Mike Renzi was terrific! Thoroughly enjoyed him, too!
Hazel Holcombe <hsquare@intercall.net>
Hillsdale, NJ USA - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 10:37:06 (EST)
Ms. McGovern, all my life I have been waiting for the moment when I'll get to see you perform live. I have kept a number of your recordings and I must say that your CD "The Music Never Ends: The Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman" is one I keep closest to my heart. I'm a huge fan of yours and of the Bergmans and when I found out that you (along with other great artists) were performing the songs of the Bergmans at Carnegie Hall, it was like a dream come true! I just got home from the concert and I just had the most wonderful time of my life! Your voice is just so pure and you sing with so much passion and that's what I love most. I would really love to watch you perform again tomorrow night at the Lincoln Center but unfortunately, I can't. But I do hope to see you here in the city again SOON!! Finally, congratulations on your Grammy nomination!! So, I just want to thank you for making my dream come true. sincerely, Daphne
Daphne Jocson <daphne10@mailcity.com>
New York, NY USA - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 01:42:08 (EST)
Wow! Not two hours ago I was seated front row center at Carnegie Hall where I had the true priviledge and pleasure of seeing and hearing Maureen McGovern perform a handful of songs whose lyrics were by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. What a treat. The songs, simply put, are gems. Delivered by Maureen... heaven. Bravo Maureen! And thank you, for I am now the newest among your many loyal and enthusiastic fan. Please perform again soon and often in New York.
Heidi Benedict <CookFan@aol.com>
Fairfield, CT USA - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 01:25:52 (EST)
Dear Maureen,thank you for enriching my life with your music. Your recordings and performances are greatly appreciated . You are a treasure! Please consider a Boston performance in the near future. sincerely John C.
John Connolly <adnick@ma.ultranet.com>
Holbrook, Ma USA - Monday, February 01, 1999 at 21:23:03 (EST)
Ms MM- Heard your incredible concert in Galveston in the 1894 Opera House and still get chills from the perfomance you gave in that intimate little theater. The unaccomp- anied, unamplified "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" is a life- time memory. Any idea when you might be coming to the Houston-Galveston area again?
John S. (Steve) Rogers <srogers@nstci.com>
Richmond, TX USA - Friday, January 29, 1999 at 15:17:58 (EST)
I have loved her music since her UK hit in the 70s with "The Continental" I am still awaiting the release of the "Handel" album she is reptued to have recorded. Friends who love opera and only opera have come to love her as she can really sing and her singing coloratura in the Naughty Baby and Nymph Errant CDs endeared her to them. She must come back to London
Alex Wilson <ahwilson@cygnet.co.uk>
London, UK - Friday, January 29, 1999 at 09:24:41 (EST)
A warm and heart felt THANK YOU for the countless hours you have, through the special gifts of your incredible crystal voice and warm engaging personality, brightened my days and nights. Though familiar with you before "Another Woman in Love," this recording absolutely and immediately became one of my favorite all-time recordings, a placement it still holds, sounding as fresh today as the first time I heard it. Your performances at Michaels Pub (if my memory serves, regarding location) and Rainbow & Stars Lounge were sparkling jewels during my NYC tenure. I most recently (albeit toooooo long passed) heard you in LA, on 2/7/98 (you may recall that DREADFULLY rainy night of) at the Aid for AIDS Benefit. Your performance was FLAWLESS, even after setting sound levels and rehearsing in a space that became so totally rained out. You were MAGICAL!! I find it unbelievable that there are still people who know you only as the performer of "Morning After" and I take pride (patting hand on back) at the growing number of new fans I've turned on to your talent. For the record, or CD in this case, I think my favorite cut would have to be "On My Way To You." To hear it is to gain understanding and peaceful contentment in this uncertain game that is "life." And not for anything, but I have to tell you that Babs should have studied YOUR recording before blasting it out in hers. (But, well, what can you say...) I'm thrilled you have again recorded a CD of just your voice and solo piano. I just now found out about it by checking out your web site (for the first time) and I can assure you that Tower Records will be my first stop upon leaving my office. Thank you in advance; I KNOW it will be fantastic!! Please come back to LA. We need to hear you. Sincerely and affectionately, Dean Taylor
Dean Taylor <tayldean@aol.com>
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, January 26, 1999 at 14:54:18 (EST)
Maureen: Whenever I let someone listen to your music he or she gets "hooked" right away. Your singing is so close to perfection--every pitch, every trill, is right on, and the interpretive art is without equal in this day when so many equate screaming and shouting with singing. It is the "pleasure of YOUR company" I love. I look forward to seeing you in person someday.
Dorothy Thompson <thmpsnrd@mscomm.com>
Victorville, CA USA - Friday, January 22, 1999 at 16:15:58 (EST)
Maureen ~ First, I just want to say "congratulations" on a richly deserved Grammy nomination!! We'll all be cheering for you in February! As well, just wanted to say how much I love "The Pleasure Of His Company".....I hope you'll continue to spoil us by releasing an album a year! Finally, as I've mentioned to you in the past, PLEASE consider recording "Song Of No Regrets", a song you've performed several times in concert. Your performance of that song is truly peerless, and I would LOVE to own a copy! Hope you'll consider it!! Best of luck next month!!
Mark R. McCann <mark.mccann@brooks-rx.com>
Riverside, RI USA - Friday, January 22, 1999 at 13:51:38 (EST)
I just found out yesterday that I've loved Maureen ever since that "Angie" theme song!! I loved that song and just discovered that Maureen was the artist singing it!! I love the "Another Woman in Love" album. The Gershwin album is fabulous --- MORE LIVE STUFF, please!!! And I'm looking forward to a DC concert. Thanks, Maureen, for your talent and wonderful voice. I've enjoyed it very much.
Matt Howe <outloud98@aol.com>
Washington, DC USA - Friday, January 22, 1999 at 13:49:28 (EST)
So far we have "Naughty Baby" and "Another Woman In Love." The Peter Allen song "I Could Have Been A Sailor" is wonderful, but I love everything else, as well. Please come to Orlando.
Mike Nott <michael.nott@worldnet.att.net>
Orlando, FL USA - Thursday, January 21, 1999 at 21:19:50 (EST)
Just wanted to let you know how much I loved your new record, but my favorite is still The music never ends! Would also like to add my vote for a Sondheim album! Thank you so much for all your beautiful singing - may the music never end!! With real affection and admiration -- Ron
Ron Schmoltze <ronschmo@pacbell.net>
San Francisco, CA USA - Monday, January 18, 1999 at 14:55:50 (EST)
Hello. I have a question about one of MM's early albums. Does anyone know if the "Academy Awards" LP will be released on CD? I'm not sure who has the rights to the recordings on that album. Perhaps someone can e-mail with that info. Thanks in advance. RI
Robert Ingves <robert_ingves@bctel.com>
Vancouver, BC CANADA - Friday, January 15, 1999 at 19:25:31 (EST)
Hello Maureen! I just stopped by to say hello and congrats on your Grammy nomination! I always enjoy listening to your beautiful music. (especially on the way in to work early in the a.m.) You help get me "psyched up" for the day!! Sincerely, Tobi
Tobi <tobi2311@aol.com>
Austin, TX USA - Friday, January 15, 1999 at 07:50:27 (EST)
Hi, Maureen, First off, congrats on your Grammy nomination! Well deserved and all my best! I have been a fan for so long..I was thrilled to find this website. When I first met my partner, one of the first topics of conversation was music. And, we were both surprised to discover that we BOTH loved you. On our first date, I played a video I have of your concert at Wolftrap. You were wonderful!! I have played your music so often and your voice has kept me company in good times and bad. I love your "Another Woman in Love" recording...especially 'Could Have Been a Sailor" and' Something I thought I'd Never Do'....I played those over and over! I've sung professionally as well and I am always so excited to hear you perform or record...you are so gifted! I hunted hi and low to get a copy of Glitter and Be Gay..it is so FABUOLUS...I love your version!! I am sorry I missed your King and I...what a great role for you! I know that it seems alot or artists are recording Sondhiem collections..but...are you planning to? I think the match would be terrific. I love your version of "What more do I need?" from the Wolftrap concert. OK...I've talked to long...thanks for listening and I hope your cruise is lovely! Warmly, Joe (Scorpio279@AOL.com)
Joe Dougherty <Scorpio279@AOL.com>
Philadelphia, PA USA - Sunday, January 10, 1999 at 13:46:45 (EST)
I love all your songs but my most recent favorite is 'We May Never Love Like This Again.' Great Tune! Thankyou, Vinny
Russ Sena <Vinnysjazz@aol.com>
H'ville, NC USA - Sunday, January 10, 1999 at 03:30:15 (EST)
Maureen, Thanks much for that wonderful 8x10 glossy. My wife wouldn't let me hang it on the wall because it was too sexy. It really looks great and you really are! Have you thought any more about Biltmore Estate. You've really got to come visit. Come in the spring (April) when all the tulips and daffodils are out. Truly magnificent. What makes it all unique is George W. Vanderbilt's amazing home. 4 ac. under roof and still privately owned by Wm. Amherst Vanderbilt Cecil, the grandson. Hope you will consider this. With kindest regards, Vinny (Russ Sena)
Russ Sena <Vinnysjazz@aol.com>
Hendersonville, NC USA - Sunday, January 10, 1999 at 03:23:01 (EST)
Hi Da Diva and Da Dogs! Happy 1999 and wonderful news about your Grammy Nomination. We gave EVERYONE on our gift list "The Pleasure of His Company" for Christmas. Wowed them All! Saw Marge AND Penny a few weeks ago in NY and she filled us in on all your fun projects on the West Coast.....we on the East Coast certainly miss you being right here, but we're just selfish!!! Hope you're well and happy. What more could we wish for one of the world's best people! Love ya, Tony and Don
Tony and Don <goingyourwaytours@snet.net>
Waterford, CT USA - Friday, January 08, 1999 at 19:17:53 (EST)
Just wanted to tell you that I received your CD THE MUSIC NEVER ENDS as a Christmas gift this year, and for me the title has proven to be a fact. I just keep playing that recording over and over. I have a parakeet and cockateel who sit up above the stereo and usually bicker back and forth, but when I play one of your CDs they shut up and listen. Birds are great judges of music. Thanks for a dynamic recording and may your beautiful music never end.
George Fusco <gfusco2000@aol.com>
Berkeley, CA USA - Thursday, January 07, 1999 at 12:47:01 (EST)
MAUREEN, WHAT MORE CAN I SAY BUT WHAT A WAY TO START 1999 WITH A GRAMMY NOMINATION. I AM THRILLED. I MISS YOU. HOPEFULLY I WILL SEE YOU IN FEBRUARY. I WILL BE IN TOUCH. AGAIN, C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S! IT IS ABOUT TIME. MARYANN.
MARYANN LOPINTO
NEW YORK, NY USA - Thursday, January 07, 1999 at 12:14:57 (EST)
Maureen, Best of Luck at The Grammy Awards next month. You deserved the New Artist Award in 1973 for the Morning After and you deserve this Grammy even more. You are quality and no female singer today can hold a candle to you. Best Wishes and Good Luck!
Jack Amrhein <jamr964@aol.com>
Kent, Oh USA - Wednesday, January 06, 1999 at 23:08:40 (EST)
Hi, Maureen, Jennifer, and Buddy: Congratulations, Maureen, on the Grammy nomination. It's long overdue. It's about time they recognize your talents. I hope you'll be coming back to Chicago soon. Have a Happy and Healthy New Year. Jo Gayle
Jo Gayle <JGayle1220@aol.com>
Chicago, IL USA - Wednesday, January 06, 1999 at 15:52:46 (EST)
Hi, Da Diva, Da Dawgs, Buddy, Jennifer and MM Fans! Congratulations on the Grammy nomination, Maureen. It is well-deserved; the album is spectacular. Roseann and I will be seeing you at Carnegie Hall on Feb. 4 for the Berman tribute. Hope to have a chance to see you after the concert as you are always so gracious to your fans. Looks like the New Year is starting off well for you - a Grammy nomination, a cruise to Hawaii - WOW! But, you deserve all of life's best. Go For It! Looking forward to the 4th of Feb. Stay well and God Bless You always. Love, Hazel & Roseann
Hazel Holcombe <hazelhol@erols.com>
Hillsdale,, NJ USA - Wednesday, January 06, 1999 at 12:09:18 (EST)
Maureen - Just wanted to let you know that I think this is your best CD yet. As a matter of fact it was my favorite CD put out in 1998. I bought five copies of it and gave away four as Christmas presents. Your rendition of 'Call Me Irresponsible' is THE definitive version. Thank you for all the years of beautiful singing and all the wonderful music.
Martin Bestimt <bestimtm@exchange.nih.gov>
Washington, DC USA - Tuesday, January 05, 1999 at 15:18:56 (EST)
Maureen, On "The Pleasure of..." you sound better than ever. Mike Renzi is the pianist's pianist, and you are THE Diva, not DA......! Wash DC in '99? Michael
Michael <m_terence@yahoo.com>
Gaithersburg, MD USA - Tuesday, January 05, 1999 at 13:39:52 (EST)
Congratulations on your Grammy nomination for The Pleasure of His Company. It is well deserved.
Jack
Kent, Oh USA - Tuesday, January 05, 1999 at 12:39:36 (EST)
Dear Ms. McGovern, I was thrilled to be have the opportunity to sing with you and the Phoenix Symphony. I am from the Phoenix Childrens Chorus. Everyone thought you were amazing! Thank you!
Katie <rcchris@msn.com>
Chandler, AZ USA - Sunday, January 03, 1999 at 16:31:37 (EST)
Hi Maureen! Please come to sunny Florida this winter! The Tampa Bay area is especially nice this time of year! I have so many friends who want to see you perform in person! Just picked up your new CD! Thanks again for being my favorite! Happy New Year! Patricia
Patricia Rose <cp9494@aol.com>
Tampa, Fl USA - Friday, January 01, 1999 at 21:20:05 (EST)
I love the way you sing the old standards with so much feeling and class. Do you have any TV appearances scheduled for 1999?
Dennis Gruse <pintrader@webtv.net>
Hammond, La USA - Friday, January 01, 1999 at 03:35:41 (EST)
I'm the composer of Maureen's two Academy award winning records, "The Morning After" and "We May Never Love Like This Again." Right from the start, I was enthralled by her magnificent, mesmerizing, flawless voice. Going to Number One with a song is thrilling enough -- but having that Number One record turn out to be a vehicle of vocal artistry is the icing on the cake. Maureen lifted my two songs to a plateau of glory that still surpasses any other rendition I've had in my career by any other recording artist. On top of that, she's one of the nicest people I've ever met, someone I'm proud to call a friend. Right now, I have a bestselling book entitled "Titanic Adventure," based on the experiences of my wife Jennifer Carter, who was the first woman in the world to dive down to the Titanic. It seems only fitting that I would write about the Titanic, another "disaster" story after composing two "disaster" songs. And it all began because the world's greatest vocalist launched my career with performances that grow more exquisite and memorable with the years. For those, I remain eternally grateful. My website (in combination with Jennifer Carter) is www.Titanicexpert.com. E mail: JenandJoel@aol.com
Joel Hirschhorn <JenandJoel@aol.com>
Westlake Village, , CA USA - Friday, December 25, 1998 at 21:38:35 (EST)
Well, I didn't write "The Morning After," ahem... but I have been a longtime fan and, along with Elaine Baran, it is my extreme pleasure to maintain this Web Site in honor of THE Awesome Diva Maureen McGovern. Congratulations again on the Grammy Nomination for Pleasure of His Company!!! I also want to let all the other fans know that we're looking forward to a Maureen-filled 1999 with lots of MOVIES, MUSIC and other appearances!!!

Keep writing those guestbook entries, Maureen reads these on a regular basis! If you'd like to have your name added to the U.S. Postal Mailing List that Maureen's management maintains, click on the link below to send me your postal address. Take care and God Bless, everyone! -Brian (Buddy) Daher
Brian (Buddy) Daher <bdaher@maureenmcgovern.com>
Columbus, OH USA - 1998 (EST)