CONCERT 20/10/2007 - I loved your concert; in fact I was the guy that praised Teddy's new country album, and appreciated everything that you did, badgering you to perform Mingulay Boat Song, and getting the year of the Blitz correct. One burning question remains though: how come Tear Stained Letter has never been sent to your hero, Jerry Lee Lewis ? I own Last Man Standing, his album of duets, and feel that a Jerry Lee version of Tear Stained Letter would be amazing, with you, yourself, playing guitar.

Went to the show on Saturday and loved it - thanks to everyone, but...(and there's always one), I thought the sound wasn't very good - not a good balance and rather distorted. It didn't stop me enjoying the music though. Rather a contrast with The Brook in Southampton a few weeks ago. It's much smaller and more intimate of course, but I thought the sound there was very good - balance, volume, everything. Sorry if it sounds like a moan - I put it down to the Roundhouse - not my favourite place.

During Richard's autograph-signing session at Cropredy in August, I asked him if he would play Who Knows Where The Time Goes at the Roundhouse (London) show in October. He did not commit himself, and said, "We'll see." I have no idea if my request had any influence on Saturday night's setlist, but many thanks for playing it! It was a special moment in a great show.

Great set at the Roundhouse on Saturday night! Danny, Pete and Michael all on top form too. Nice to see a longer set and some songs that didn't make it into the set at Cropredy. The dance numbers seemed to be a highlight; Bad Monkey has the potential to be another Tear-Stained Letter.

Went to Bridgewater Hall on Friday night. I know that everybody in the band was brilliant but in the gallery it just sounded like a loud mush. I could hardly hear a word sung. Even the acoustic numbers were so badly mixed as to be an insult. The concert should have been brilliant but it ended up the worst sound mix I've ever heard. Sack the knob twiddler!! I was devastated.

Just wanted to say thanks to Richard Thompson and the band!! We came along to The Irish Centre in Leeds on 17/10 and it was as ever, amazing!!!!! We have seen Richard many many times now, on tour and also at Cropredy and he seems to get better each time!!!! I'm sure you will get another email from us as we are coming to Liverpool on the 25th October! Cheers again

Concert The Hague: It was a very beautiful concert. The spirit , the love for music you all express in the music is a total pleasure to see and listen at. We still listen to your CD's at home as a kind of memory to try to get the feeling back as the music was life but it is just a small part of the emotion we had last Thursday evening. We wish you a good tour and I am also a bit jealous to think about the fun and fine feeling poeple can have when they reach such a level in music and travel together through the world. I cannot imagine a world without music. Good luck.

Mister Thompson,I know you thanks to "Liege and Lief" and to "(Guitar,vocal)" (with that irresistible "Poor Willl and the Jolly Hangman").You were so marvellous these month in Bruges.I was there with a friend who's following and enjoying your music for a longtime. After the concert he lended me "More guitar", my God, thank you for playing the guitar!

A day after his gig in Amsterdam Richard Thompson performed at the town theatre in Bruges, Belgium. I saw performances of Thompson in the past, but this gig was very near to perfection. Highlights were 'Dad is gonna kill me' and a breathtaking version of 'Hard on'. I'm a teacher and the song 'Dad is gonna kill me' is now part of my 'political song' course. Great text, great music. And as you all know Richard is very witty and entertaining . 'I will sing some of my classic hits', euh hits, mm, I never had one I think'. Well Richard we don't need hits. We need outstanding music and this is what you gave us. Thank you for a marvellous evening.

Hello to you, I saw RT with my wife in Bruges duruing my therefore scheduled holidays. It was such a great evening and we will never forget that amazing concert.Maybe Richard will play in Germany soon so we `ll be back to listen. Greetings from Germany

Saw RT & Band in AB, Brussels yesterday - my 6th RT gig. As always it was a top performance from RT and that fantastic rhythm section (Michael & Danny - best in the business !), not to forget multifunctional Pete Zorn. Many thanks. Btw, my 16 year old son must've been the youngest in the audience and he enjoyed it as much as I did !