Hello Anna,
This is from Brian and Stephanie, we were the 'old couple' who were , I think,the last to buy a CD from you last night on Arcadia. We've just got home to Stratford on Avon and immediately played it and are absolutely enthralled with it - Than k You. We hope that you have had a pleasant journey home (to the Angel of the North), we saw you on the bus on the motorway out of Southampton . We shall now be following your career and wish you all the very best in the future."
Brian and Stephanie
Passengers onboard P & O Arcadia, June 2009

"Dear Anna, Just wanted to drop a note to say how wonderful you and your band made New Year on the Pont-Aven. You may remember me, I was the one who asked what your name was when you swaped the lyrics of Valerie around! I wish you all the best for the future""
Scott Preston
Passenger onboard the Pont Aven

"“Hello Anna Love your website, we were on the last cruise to Gibraltar and loved to hear you sing, you are great! "
Jim and Christine
Van Gogh Cruise ship passengers

"Please accept this photograph in appreciation of your excellent singing, particularily your word phrasing, along with voice range ability..."
Catherine & Geoffrey Keegan
Van Gogh Cruise ship passengers

"That was the best version of 'Fever' I've ever heard. I thoroughly enjoyed your show in the theatre this evening. I would love to to see you do an intimate jazz evening as well on this cruise."
Veronica
Passenger onboard the Saga Ruby

"Really enjoyed your performances onboard the Saga Rose in April. We look forward to receiving a copy of your CD."
Ray & Joyce
Passengers onboard the Saga Rose

"Hey Anna,
I was a passenger on Pont-Aven for the New Year Cruise, and i just wanted to contact you and say that I was very impressed by the way you and your band performed throughout the cruise. I thought that all the songs that you sang were performed very well and I must say my friends and myself enjoyed it very much. I couldn't of imagined the cruise without your wonderful presence and talent."
Gareth Wilce
Passenger onboard the Pont Aven