Just discovered you and really dig your music and picked up some of your guitar instruction materials and they are fantastic. Hope I can hear you play in person one day.

Ms. Fox, Very recently I marvelled at the pure beauty of your "A Nightingale Sang..." I can't help doing so again. You play like my dear wife looks - elegant without makeup!

Just had the pleasure of seeing/hearing you at The Heritage Guitar Promotion in Tustin, California. You were absolutely sensational! I apologize the group did not have more questions, but I can tell you I was speechless. Thank you for sharing your wonderful work with the world. Truly amazing!

hi mimi, Will you marry me :D jejeje you are the perfect woman :) i would like to find someone like you to share mi live with
-Abraham from Juarez, Mexico

Hi Mimi, I just wanted to thank you again for the great performance last night at the Liu's private residence. What a beautiful backdrop for such a special night of music. I found your playing to be so melodic and tasty, so interesting and intelligent and filled with feeling. Very few times in my life have I had such a musical treat as the one i had last night, so thanks again.
Craig

PS: I'm definitely going to sign up for the summer jazz guitar intensive for next summer-hopefully you'll stil be doing it.

Would love to see you play someplace down in Santa Clara valley.

I think it was Duke Ellington who said "There are only two kinds of music. Good and bad. Yours is the good kind. Would love to see you at the jazz showcase in Chicago sometime.

Ms. Fox, it was my misfortune to lend another guitarist's album to a friend who lost it. Today he returned "Kicks" to me. He apparently bought it years ago, never played it, lost it as well, and thought it must be mine. Now it is, and it atones for every past loss! Though not qualified to do forensic analysis of your playing, I do know what purity is, and I am astonished by yours, not least on "A Nightingale . . ." Thank you. I shall, of course, invite my friend to hear you - here.

I came across your Santa Cruz concert via Kuumbwa web site. I so look forward to seeing your performance.

Jeez, lady, you make me want to put mine away and never get it out again. I'm finally getting to the age where I have these great ideas, and my old fingers just say, "I don't think so!" But I go waaaay back. Check out: ladyjazzer.com (Some of the jingles from the 60's/70's aren't bad, but the rest isn't worth your time.)

Just happy to have discovered you. Will be buying some of your CD's.