Joey, this is a beautiful eulogy for a wonderful man. You did a great job. Love, Michelle
 

Joey -

Beautiful thoughts regarding Neil. I never had the chance to meet him, but he seemed genuinely warm & sincere in all of the interviews I saw of him.
Most all of the news has been about his involvement with The Beatles, so it's very nice for you to set the record straight about what he did for Badfinger.
Our thoughts, prayers & sympathies are with you, your family, Neils, family and the large extended family of Beatle fans everywhere.

~ namaste ~

PETER CONRAD from
Bent Back Records
 

That was awesome and straight from the heart Joey, as only you could put it. And who better to write such a beautiful eulogy. Yes, I agree, he was a wonderful human being.
 

My condolances Joey.
 

Thank you for sharing the true, heartfelt memories. It was as if he was a friend to EVERY Beatle and Badfinger fan in the world through his actions, that were full of integrity.
 

I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss, and anyone else who knew him. Hearing him in interviews, he came across as a warm & well-spoken man. He is one of many people that I hoped to meet.
 

Awesome heartfelt testimonial Joey.
Thank You.
 

Joey,

Those were truly wonderful words from an awesome man for another truly awesome man, Neil Aspinall. From all that I've read and heard about you over the years from being a fan of yours, you've always been a kind, humorous, and humble man to your fans and I'm sure Neil was VERY proud of you and Badfinger. You're an incredible musician and you're a part of the BEST era of Rock-n-Roll history. You and Badfinger worked so hard and sadly went through so much yet you stayed strong and never gave up. My wife and I love listening to your solo material and of course Badfinger. We love watching you on Youtube too and cranking the speakers up...please don't stop! Badfinger's music has come full-circle again and a whole new generation hears Badfinger's music in movies and recently re-recorded by music stars such as Def Leppard and Rod Stewart. Just wanted to let you know that you're a true legend and we're sorry about Neil Aspinall's passing.

Larry & Fran
 

Joey IAM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.PLEASE REST ASSURED HE'S IN A BETTER PLACE. I KNOW HE WILL BE MISSED.
 

Thanks for sharing your memories of Neil. I knew who he was but never had the pleasure of meeting him. It is nice in this business to her about the people who are trustworthy and build strong relationships with his friends and artists. It is something that just does not happen enough in the music business.

Take care and I send off a prayer of best wishes for Neil and his family and friends.


Karl
 

I met you and Tom Evans many years ago at the Old Waldorf in San Francisco - Tony Kaye was playing keys for you back then - I remember it as if it were yesterday. Life is a collection of memories - as long as those memories stay intact so does the life and experiences they represent - for this reason we should cherish every moment and know that the passing of loved ones, though painful and sometimes inexplicable, is the moment we stop adding to the memories - but 'they' never truly leave us, they are within us, always. Best wishes and deepest condolences for you Joey in these difficult times.


~Robert Scott Stanton


 

Just thinking outloud, as no request was made for an opinion, but it seems that life is full of sorrows, loss, and grief, and yet from those experiences, some folks find poetry, and inspiration for music, Feed the music Joey, and put sorrows behind you, FEED the music, it will repair the soul, keep in mind what I said about K, I've been there too!