guestbook - Johnny Logan

Mary from Newtownmountkennedy wrote on 13. April 2021:

Hi Sean hope you are okay. So sorry to hear that poor Shay had passed away. Last time we saw him was on stage with you in Vicar Street when he came out to sing with you. Am sure you have great memories of your time together and hopefully that will help you thru this very difficult time. Stay strong and safe. Love to Shays family and yourself of course from your friends in newtownmountkennedy xxxx

Liz murraystanley from Dublin 17. wrote on 10. April 2021:

Just to say that Shay Healy the writer of What's Another Year has sadly passed away today in Dublin. What a inspiration writer he was a great presenter and beloved husband & dad. My sympathies to his family relatives and friends and of course sympathies to Sean his beloved friend. 💜💜💜

Nicolas Clifton from Dublin wrote on 13. March 2021:

Johnny what about a new version of 'What's another year?' for the pandemic that's in it. Suggested garb for the video: mask and dryrobe. All the best

Johnny what about a new version of 'What's another year?' for the pandemic that's in it.
Suggested garb for the video: mask and dryrobe.

All the best

Inge Larsen from Copenhagen wrote on 12. February 2021:

We miss you. Are you OK

jon reddington from SAFFRON WALDEN wrote on 5. January 2021:

Hi Sean, I hope your keeping well. I sold you a Merc 500 SL back in the day, think it was Silver, took your old TVR with the faulty petrol gauge, found that out the hard way. Just wanted to say hello, if you need anything a bit special email me. Stay well my friend. Regards Jon.

Hi Sean, I hope your keeping well. I sold you a Merc 500 SL back in the day, think it was Silver, took your old TVR with the faulty petrol gauge, found that out the hard way. Just wanted to say hello, if you need anything a bit special email me.
Stay well my friend.
Regards Jon.

Mary from Newtownmountkennedy wrote on 26. December 2020:

Hi Sean hope you got home to Ireland to spend Christmas with your family. Just wanted to say your first online concert was fantastic. You looked and sounded sensational. Just a pity it was so short. You really looked like you were enjoying yourself. Thank you so much for mentioning newtownmountkennedy we were delighted to hear you say that. Hope you stay safe and healthy. Hopefully Vicar Street will go ahead in June and we get to see you in the flesh. Lots of love from your friends in Newtownmountkennedy xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx

Mary from Newtownmountkennedy wrote on 27. October 2020:

Hi Sean just wanted to say that I watched your performance on SWR4 the other night. You looked fantastic and sounded sensational. Loved you raise me up, hallelujah, shine on. Your new song which you haven't even recorded yet crazy heart was so good. You looked like you were enjoying been back on a stage again after so long which is what you were born to do. I only wished I could have been in the audience to see you in the flesh. Hopefully we will get to see you next June in vicar street. Please stay safe and look after yourself. Think your idea about doing a concert in the studio would be great. Hope all your family are safe and well. Love you lots your friends in Newtownmountkennedy

Carina from Sverige wrote on 18. October 2020:

wow what a wonderful show !!!!! thank you ... i will sleep well tonight after 2 hours with your wonderful voice and songs. I heard all my favorite songs and as usual tears fell on my cheek when you sang You Raise me up and what’s another year you know why. The new song Mad Heart was underneath as well.

Jennifer from Bonn wrote on 21. September 2020:

Dear Sean, after the last concert in Germany was resceduled I am very sad. I miss your concerts so much, your voice, your jokes and the time you spend after each concert. I think an online concert would be a wonderful idea. It can be a littel consolation for not being able to see you life this year! Nobody knows where this pandemic will lead us but it would give me the strengh to look positively forward. So ,please Sean, do it! Thank you that you are always there for your fans😘.You are no ordinary man you are a special one! Lots of hugs from Bonn. Take care of you. Yours Jennifer

Dear Sean, after the last concert in Germany was resceduled I am very sad. I miss your concerts so much, your voice, your jokes and the time you spend after each concert. I think an online concert would be a wonderful idea. It can be a littel consolation for not being able to see you life this year!
Nobody knows where this pandemic will lead us but it would give me the strengh to look positively forward. So ,please Sean, do it! Thank you that you are always there for your fans😘.You are no ordinary man you are a special one! Lots of hugs from Bonn. Take care of you. Yours Jennifer

Andrea from Forst - Germany wrote on 20. September 2020:

Dear Mr. Johnny Logan, my name is Andrea and I am writing to you because I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I lost my mom first in 2014 and my youngest brother 10 weeks later. But that wasn't enough. In 2016 I also lost my second brother. The youngest was 42 years old when he died and the other 49 years old. I was so caught up in my grief that I almost lost myself. A few months ago I finally started listening to music again after all this time. And their music has brought me back into my life. You sing your songs with such dedication that you can feel the power and confidence in them. Thanks alot ! I recently discovered this video from last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skz-7mM4aOk&list=RDskz-7mM4aOk&index=1 They greet the audience with a simple >> hi <<. It touched me very deeply in my heart. And it also reminded me of the way my youngest brother Gerd was. This dear gesture from you gave me a lot of strength the moment I heard it. I don't know how many times I've listened to this song since then. And all of their other wonderful songs. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, you are a wonderful person ! Please stay as you are ! Sincerely, Andrea

Dear Mr. Johnny Logan,
my name is Andrea and I am writing to you because I want to thank
you from the bottom of my heart. I lost my mom first in 2014 and my youngest brother 10 weeks later. But that wasn't enough. In 2016 I also lost my second brother.
The youngest was 42 years old when he died and the other 49 years old.
I was so caught up in my grief that I almost lost myself.
A few months ago I finally started listening to music again after all this time.
And their music has brought me back into my life. You sing your songs with such dedication that you can feel the power and confidence in them.
Thanks alot !
I recently discovered this video from last year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skz-7mM4aOk&list=RDskz-7mM4aOk&index=1
They greet the audience with a simple >> hi <<.
It touched me very deeply in my heart. And it also reminded me of the way my youngest brother Gerd was. This dear gesture from you gave me a lot of strength the moment I heard it. I don't know how many times I've listened to this song since then.
And all of their other wonderful songs.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, you are a wonderful person !
Please stay as you are !
Sincerely, Andrea

Jennifer from Bonn wrote on 13. July 2020:

Thank you Sean for the wonderful concert on WDR 4🥰.It was so good to see you all right and to hear your breathtaking voice. I miss you so much and I hope to see you in Bochum in October. Stay healthy, yours Jennifer

Mary from Newtownmountkennedy wrote on 22. June 2020:

Hi Sean lovely to see you on talking with Hector. Also love your version of true colours with vintage boombox. You look and sound fantastic. Hope you and all your family are staying safe and well. Hopefully this horrible virus will be gone soon and we will get to see you perform again and can give you a big hug. Love as always from your friends in newtownmountkennedy xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

Eddie kenny from Dublin wrote on 19. June 2020:

Johnny I was on the plane back from Manchester when. We asked the hostess to ask you to sing ....it was an unreal experience , until you mentioned it on the late late show o thought no one would remember

Mícheál from Mullingar, Co Westmeath wrote on 10. June 2020:

Hello Johnny, I have an observation on our more recent Eurovision entries. My opinion, and I'm a complete amateur, is that pure quality always wins out in the end. I think this partly comes from good grounding and nurturing. Irish kids just don't get the deep bonding no questions asked or sought, unconditional love and attention they once got. I believe this is one of the missing ingredients, one of the areas we were once past masters at. The viewing public can pick up on this. I saw you at a gig yonks ago in the Lower Deck and your voice and delivery were immaculate, incomparable really. Dana was the same, the ability to carry a note beautifully, natural confidence coming from being reared by adoring parents I'm sure. Thank You Johnny for an outstanding career to date and long may it last. Best Regards, Mícheál

Geraldine Hegarty from Killybegs Co. Donegal wrote on 2. June 2020:

Hi Johnny I just wanted to say our local radio show Ocean FM (Paschal Mooney) played a song I never heard before last week - he played it again just now after being requested and I shared it on facebook - Johnny Long Lie the River - absolutely gorgeous and what a voice you have - and the key changes wow - Thank you and very best wishes to you and your family and hope you are all safe and well

Angelik from Preveza Greece wrote on 14. May 2020:

Happy birthday!!stay healthy and happy!I

Kuenen Hilde from Bilzen wrote on 13. May 2020:

Beste Johnny Een heel fijne verjaardag vandaag. Geniet ervan! Hopelijk kunnen we vlug terug naar een optreden komen. Groetjes Hilde

Beste Johnny
Een heel fijne verjaardag vandaag. Geniet ervan! Hopelijk kunnen we vlug terug naar een optreden komen.
Groetjes Hilde

Jennifer from Bonn wrote on 13. May 2020:

Happy 66 th birthday🎂 dear Sean. I can‘t hardly believe this age! You never looked better and your voice is stronger and more powerful than before. I wish you a wonderful day and may all your dreams come true. Take care of you and stay healthy...

Angelina Andris from Schluchsee wrote on 13. May 2020:

Dear Johnny Logan! Once the Grand Prix Winner Udo Jürgens sang the Song "Mit 66 Jahren fängt das Leben an" . Some years ago Chris de Burgh interprets the Song in English "Life Beginns with 66". So it must be true. Congratulations to your birthday, I hope you can enjoy it with your family, in spite of the difficult time. I wish you health, happiness, joy, inspiration and everything else what you need. ❤️🍀💚🤗🎁🎂 Best wishes from Germany Angelina Andris

Dear Johnny Logan!

Once the Grand Prix Winner Udo Jürgens sang the Song "Mit 66 Jahren fängt das Leben an" . Some years ago Chris de Burgh interprets the Song in English "Life Beginns with 66". So it must be true.

Congratulations to your birthday, I hope you can enjoy it with your family, in spite of the difficult time. I wish you health, happiness, joy, inspiration and everything else what you need. ❤️🍀💚🤗🎁🎂

Best wishes from Germany
Angelina Andris

Margitta Eckhardt from Wuppertal wrote on 13. May 2020:

Dear Sean, even it is a very special year, I wish you all the best for your birthday! Stay safe and hopefully you can come back on stage as soon as possible. Miss you so much. Enjoy your day as much as you can. Big hugs and shine on! Margitta

Dear Sean, even it is a very special year, I wish you all the best for your birthday! Stay safe and hopefully you can come back on stage as soon as possible. Miss you so much.
Enjoy your day as much as you can. Big hugs and shine on!
Margitta

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