Mac Arnold is a true blues Legend and deserves to play Crossroads
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Diane Beaty
7 years ago
Mac Arnold is amazing . He should be on this playbill. He would be an access to it.
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David Rogers
7 years ago
Mac is a treasure! He deserves much wider recognition. And he is an incredibly good person.
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SueEllen Sineath
7 years ago
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Mac is a legendary icon of Blues. He has taught me all about the Blues since moving to South Carolina 15 years ago. Mac would be an amazing addition to this venue and I will personally contribute to his trip as I do to his foundation and other endeavors in our community.
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Robert Keller
7 years ago
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It's been such an honor and priveledge to help out at the Spinning Jenny in Greer for Mac Arnold and Plate Full Of Blues. What will it take, to get him to this festival? Name it!
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Julio Maldonado
7 years ago
Mac is a hidden treasure and a blessing to so many kids though his I Can Do Anything Foundation.
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Kala Anderson
7 years ago
Send the man!
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Rob Seel
7 years ago
This would be an honor Mac deserves to have
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John David Smith
7 years ago
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Dr. Mack Arnold is the consummate professional in every sense of the word. He has played for Muddy Waters, and other top professional entertainers. Please put him on the playbill!
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Sherri simmons
7 years ago
Love Mac! Love Blues Music! ❤️
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Maria
7 years ago
We are very lucky to have Mac Arnold here in the Upstate, but he deserves to be heard by the rest of the world!! Mac Arnold should be at the Crossroads Festival!!!!
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John Austin
7 years ago
I Would like to see him there.
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Robert Bruce Milker
7 years ago
Yes! Do it now
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Michael Edwards
7 years ago
Dr Mac deserves to be recognized during his lifetime.
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Roxanne Donnan
7 years ago
LOVE MAC!!! He does so much for Blues in our Schools and communities, he definitely deserves this!
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Phil Garrett
7 years ago
An unsung Icon of The Blues . He belongs on that stage.
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Holly Paul
7 years ago
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Mac is an American treasure - a consummate musician, a gentleman, and a beautiful human. He deserves the highest accolades.
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Tina Davis
7 years ago
Super cool guy... I hope he makes it!
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Allen Morris
7 years ago
Mr Clapton this man should be there
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Rob Sams
7 years ago
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Mac is a great influence, mentor, and living history lesson not only in Upstate South Carolina, but also in Western North Carolina, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia.
Mac Arnold is a true blues Legend and deserves to play Crossroads
Mac Arnold is amazing . He should be on this playbill. He would be an access to it.
Mac is a treasure! He deserves much wider recognition. And he is an incredibly good person.
Mac is a legendary icon of Blues. He has taught me all about the Blues since moving to South Carolina 15 years ago. Mac would be an amazing addition to this venue and I will personally contribute to his trip as I do to his foundation and other endeavors in our community.
It's been such an honor and priveledge to help out at the Spinning Jenny in Greer for Mac Arnold and Plate Full Of Blues. What will it take, to get him to this festival? Name it!
Mac is a hidden treasure and a blessing to so many kids though his I Can Do Anything Foundation.
Send the man!
This would be an honor Mac deserves to have
Dr. Mack Arnold is the consummate professional in every sense of the word. He has played for Muddy Waters, and other top professional entertainers. Please put him on the playbill!
Love Mac! Love Blues Music! ❤️
We are very lucky to have Mac Arnold here in the Upstate, but he deserves to be heard by the rest of the world!! Mac Arnold should be at the Crossroads Festival!!!!
I Would like to see him there.
Yes! Do it now
Dr Mac deserves to be recognized during his lifetime.
LOVE MAC!!! He does so much for Blues in our Schools and communities, he definitely deserves this!
An unsung Icon of The Blues . He belongs on that stage.
Mac is an American treasure - a consummate musician, a gentleman, and a beautiful human. He deserves the highest accolades.
Super cool guy... I hope he makes it!
Mr Clapton this man should be there
Mac is a great influence, mentor, and living history lesson not only in Upstate South Carolina, but also in Western North Carolina, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia.