Cy's Fans
I saw Cy in Cafe Erewhon in Atlanta fifteen years ago and he sounds just the same as he
did then - beautiful.
Carol Atlanta, GA
What to Say is my favorite song; and he signs it just for me. Sue Birmingham, AL.
We found him on the Internet after twenty years and flew in from California to see him.
Three thousand miles and it was worth every mile. Dan and Alice, San Francisco, CA.
We lived in Atlanta for almost 20 years and we heard Cy for the first time while on
vacation in Highlands; now I am sad for what I missed during those first twenty. Bob and
Tammy, Alpharetta, GA.
Nobody sings as mellow and as touching as Cy. Sam Chicago, IL.
I saw Cy in LA back in the early days and I tell everyone I meet, if he wanted to be a big
star all he had to do was to stay in Hollywood with the LA crazies; those of us who went
to Cafe Erewhon are glad he didn't. David Atlanta, GA.
I think his Christmas Song is the best I've ever heard. Vicki C. Milwalkee WI.
This is unbelievable! I practically lived in the Cafe Erewhon in Atlanta in 1976-77. I was
bartending at the time near the airport, and every night after my shift, I went to hear Cy
sing...a fantastic, mellow voice like butter, with only himself as his accompanist..and not
hard on the eyes either! 3 or 4 years ago. I am SO glad to have found Cy again...can't
wait to order the CDs. This really takes me back.... Eliza
did then - beautiful.
Carol Atlanta, GA
What to Say is my favorite song; and he signs it just for me. Sue Birmingham, AL.
We found him on the Internet after twenty years and flew in from California to see him.
Three thousand miles and it was worth every mile. Dan and Alice, San Francisco, CA.
We lived in Atlanta for almost 20 years and we heard Cy for the first time while on
vacation in Highlands; now I am sad for what I missed during those first twenty. Bob and
Tammy, Alpharetta, GA.
Nobody sings as mellow and as touching as Cy. Sam Chicago, IL.
I saw Cy in LA back in the early days and I tell everyone I meet, if he wanted to be a big
star all he had to do was to stay in Hollywood with the LA crazies; those of us who went
to Cafe Erewhon are glad he didn't. David Atlanta, GA.
I think his Christmas Song is the best I've ever heard. Vicki C. Milwalkee WI.
This is unbelievable! I practically lived in the Cafe Erewhon in Atlanta in 1976-77. I was
bartending at the time near the airport, and every night after my shift, I went to hear Cy
sing...a fantastic, mellow voice like butter, with only himself as his accompanist..and not
hard on the eyes either! 3 or 4 years ago. I am SO glad to have found Cy again...can't
wait to order the CDs. This really takes me back.... Eliza
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