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I just wanted to take moment to thank a very very special person on Mixposure this one goes out to you Mike Kohlgraf you see Mikey was the God Father of internet radio he took it to the next step Mike was a very very active member on this site first and for most Mike was an artist and a cracker jack as a musician but Mike loves music and he loved this site and the artist on it he believed in us all of us even when we stopped believing in our selves I know there was countless Nights when Mike would stay up way later than he should have challenged with many physical challenges but no matter Mike gave his all I wanted to say thansk Mike for all you have done you gave from your heart not wanting in return that is the greatest gift I am gratefull and humbled by this man and i want to wish all my Mixfamily a merry christmas and happy new year best wishes for the holidays.
Dear Friends,
I have deactivated my FB page.
I am connected to many of you and your music here on Mixposure, as well as on You Tube, Sound Cloud, Fandalism and on Mix Cloud.
Re: my Fandalism page, I am not sure if it will still be there for me, as it is conncted to FB, when FB automatically deletes my pages in a few days sine the deactivation.
I hope, I can continue to stay connected to you and to your music, the music of many of my friends, through this page on Mixposure too.
I truly enjoy visiting your pages here and listening to your music/songs and reading your blogs.
To the respected and admired DJs of the Mixposure Radio, I offer my heartfelt gratitude for always kindly including my songs in their shows. Thank you from my heart.
Much love, peace, gratitude and hugs ~
Piyali 
To my dear Mixposure Family,
It is a joy to be here and be a part of this talented gifted group of people, whose music and songs are a pleasure to listen to.
A very special "Thank You", to Doug Dickens for introducing me to this wonderful platform through which I too can share my songs and thoughts, simply for the joy of sharing.
only just found out ive been made artist of the month ,,how cool is that ,,im seriously chuffed to bits over this ...thankyou to everyone who decided this and to all of you for checking out my tracks for someone who is pretty much worded up im speechless 
,,,and that takes some doing 
thanks again peeps of the mix youve made a electro bod mighty happy
A huge congratulations for Elektronz for being the Mixposure.com Artist of the Month! Please stop by and visit his page and checkout some tunes!
Congratulations to Oeyvita for having the Mixposure.com Song of the Week! Please have a listen to the tune Cautiously here .
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BUKKA T WHITE AND CHRIS DAIR
I met Bukka White when I was a very young guitarist, he was doing a tour with several other great jazz/blues players - I am pretty sure it was in Leek, Staffordshire in the UK - I wish I'd chronicled all the people I played with during that period of my life!
As a musician it was the really important things that stuck in my mind, for instance, who he was, what he was playing. He played with incredible technique on his right hand - kind of playing a double rythm (slide with left), he was playing a Dobro, I don't remember the song. Afterwards he was a true gent as always and said to me "That's some fine guitar!". Needless to say I never forgot that!
Chris Dair
MEETING RORY GALLAGHER
I was just a kid when I met Rory. I can't remember the venue (I really wish I could). It was a bar in Manchester sometime in either '73 or '74.
A friend of mine introduced me to the band and I ended up playing. Rory asked me what my name was, I said Chris Dair, and he said "it can't be Dair, it must be O'Dair", which I later found was true! I remember we played Catfish Blues and it was absolutely brilliant, a knockout.
I met him again at the Free Trade Hall awhile after that. The guy I was with knew the singer out of the support band and we were backstage saying Hi, talking and drinks etc. All of us, including Rory of course, went back to the Imperial for drinks after the gig, and I was there till about 5 am, Rory just played all night. I remember he played Traintime Blues on this old steel guitar (not sure if it was a Dobro) for about half an hour. Rory also played my Dobro.
He was a very down to earth guy, there was no edge to him whatsoever, he said what he believed and that was it. I got the impression he wouldn't say anything unless he meant it. He believed very passionately in what he was doing.
I remember having to get a taxi to the station and coming back home on the "milk train" in the morning.
The way I feel about people like Rory now is very different to how it felt at the time. Then it didn't seem that much out of the ordinary to any of us.
Hope this is of interest to you - It was a very special time for me as a guitarist, and I treasure the opportunity I had to meet and play with Rory.
Chris Dair
Rory Gallagher
This man was a complete other dimension to music, he was formidable in what he did. His whole being was music. This is a perfect example of the energy that this guy had in him for his music. The people that were there were fortunate to witness an incredible happening. A pure genius in what he did, he was an artist of the greatest calibre. His music... See more has great ferocity, passion and also tenderness. He is one on his own, a truly outstanding musician. During the early 70s I had the good fortune to meet him on two different occasions and play guitar with him. Without a doubt his presence left a profound influence on me. As a person he was a very realistic, down to earth, caring guy, and passionate in his love for music, and greatly missed.