I remember a concert at Cortland State in NY 1974, you opened for Billy Joel. You were hugely popular at the college and Billy was very worried by the overwhelming enthusiasm of the crowd. People didn't want you to leave the stage. Fortunately he gave an over the top performance as well. Glad to see you are still around and making music. A great memory of my college years. All the best!

Hi, for some reason my memory flashed back to you Roger Wendy and Sam on my way home tonight. I got a pleasant surprise when I found your site. I saw you at good old RPI in Troy, NY in 74 and 75. It's a great memory. I think I still may have an old reel-to reel tape of your concert. I'll have to dig it out and see if it's still listenable. "He wore black denim trousers and motorcycle boots, and a black leather jacket with an eagle on the back ........."

Hello, Just found your website. I have been playing autoharp...rocking it like you, Wow...the autoharp community is large and getting larger. Please check us out we need your energy and experience! I play chromatic, diatonic every style, please contact some of the luthiers. Karen

Hi you two! I have great memories of your performances during the mid '70s at Michigan Tech. My roommates and I even helped you schlep your gear back to your van after at least one show. I've enjoyed your self-titled album ever since, and I'm glad to see you've been livin' the dream since then. Thanks for all the memories. Believe me, we needed the distraction from the studies. Jonxxxxxxxxx WOW! Wonderful to get your note. Seems we were always coming to play for you when it was the dead of winter with 20 foot piles of snow lining the deserted highway. And then we'd arrive and be greeted by all your great smiling faces. Every concert there WERE lots of helping hands to lug all our equipment inside and back out again. ( back out was the hardest part because we were total zombies, having given our all during the show) Fondly, Wendy and Rog

Hey! Remember me, William Paterson College? Can't believe I found you guys! I live in the Catskills, not far from Barry Drake, we have a restaurant Cassie's Cafe & I have a radio show on our new community radio station, WIOX 91.3 FM & wioxradio.org on the 'Net & on a free iPhone app! My show is THIS IS THE ROCK! on Tuesday nights 7-10PM. Bob

'morning, you two. Just stumbled on your website. Used to run lights for you at MTU coffeehouses (70-75), and we got together a couple years later at your place in the village. As I recall, you even fed me, & I still owe you a raisin bread grill cheese sandwich. Still have a vinyl of your first record. Will go off and try to get your more recent stuff, now that I know you're still at it. Any tour dates in the western rust belt coming up? Marc ("Fingers") Carter xxxxxxxx Hiya Marc!!!! Do you realize that you are one of the very few who have been honored with one of our legendary grilled cheese on raisin breads ? But then how could we do less for such an "Artiste of the Lights"? We'll give you a holler if we're coming near to you. Wisconsin AND Iowa....what does that mean? We finally just decided to get a page on Facebook, so you can come write to us there, too. Because it's great to hear from you. Did you listen to "Acne" on the LISTEN page? Well...we're still that crazy...or more so. Yeah, more so. Affectionately, Rog and Wem

Roger and Wendy Many years have passed by since 1975-1979 when I was on the Bemidji State University Hobson Union programming board. I just discovered your website. I am impressed with your success! How exciting! Money is very tight for me at the moment, but I am looking forward to purchasing your new recordings! I have practically worn out your Bermuda Triangle album from 1977. You folks have given me many memories during my college years, and beyond. I believe I saw you in Duluth, Minnesota a few times in the early 1980's. I have been in Minneapolis for 27 years now and have introduced your music to my 15 year old grandson, who is living with my wife and I. You have a new 15 YEAR OLD fan!

Regards, Todd Moen xxxxxxxxxxx We remember you, Todd. A warm friend in the midst of those frigid Minnesota winters. I'm so glad you wrote us a note to say hello. It looks like you are about to be snowed in very shortly......We live on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains. A storm just hit the western slope, is supposed to skip over us , and then blast its way toward you. A big hiya to your grandson too. Fondly, Wendy and Rog

Dear Roger and Wendy: I visited your website that Wendy gave me, and it brought back many good memories. Michael has the original vinyl of the first record (I originally had it), and it was good to see the CD version which I purchased yesterday, along with two others with which I am unfamiliar. I'm glad you're still active in the business. I am chairman of my hospital lab in Oklahoma City and extremely busy. I try to see Mike every two or three years. He and Beryl are sterling people, and I'm privileged to have them as friends. Can't wait to get the CDs and have a listen to see if there's any evolution in your sound. Music has changed so much, and to our generation, it was perhaps more special and less of a thinly veiled commercial enterprise. All the best!!

Oh my! Bermuda Triangle Band, the folks who brought a lot of happiness to my college years! I still have photos from a show we (Pop Entertainment) did with you guys in the LSU Tiger Lair. I wish I had a recording of your calypso version of Come Sail Away! xoxo Tanya............ Hi Tanya, Please please will you send us the photos you have? We don't have a single pic of the Tiger Lair in our collection. Love, Rog and Wendy

Thrilled to hear you 2 kept on keeping on, bringing your special magic for 3000+ shows. You touched the lives of millions. Your annual gigs at RPI became much anticipated campus wide events during my time incarcerated there, adding sweetness and light to ever-lovely Troy.

Remember the special gift one night...not exactly the yacht you asked for, but a lovely Hudson River eaten 1/2 a canoe?

Hoping you are finding peace and satisfaction of a job well done in Colorado.

Just another (former) long hair in the front row.

Hiya Lee, How could we ever forget that gloriously insane moment when during the show you came down the center aisle carrying a canoe. No, No it's HALF a canoe.to you too... Wendy and Rog