Philip Walden

You are missed daily. RIP

I first met Phil Walden when he was in school at Mercer University. He was booking bands for fraternity parties and local small functions and indeed a hard working young man.
After getting to know him i wrote his first life insurance policy .
I moved from Macon to New Orleans , La to establish my agency there and eventually lost contact with Phil but learned of his hard working success through friends.
Phils successful rise did not suprise me because he was a very dedicated and...

Thanks for the wonderful management for Otis Redding that launched his career and his music inspired my music career so much, that he was one of my idols. You will always be though well of, and respected as one of Georgia's greatest Musical Pioneers. I have a picture of you, Allen, William Bell and me, that is among my keep sakes. My sympathy to your family. Much Love, Early Clover (native of Dublin/Wrightsville, Ga.)Now live in (Hendersaon, NV)

My thoughts are with the family of Phil. Save us a spot in Southren Rock N Roll Heaven!! See U there. To Phil"s brother Alan, I think of you often. I hope You are happy and well. I am so sorry for your loss.

Dale Miller

Having grown up in Macon in the 60's, thanks for the free Sunday concerts in Central City Park. What memories! Thank you and God Bless your Family.

Thank you Phil...for being a great friend to Southern Rock and to us all. Thank you for recognizing the fact that great bands do not just come out of New York and L.A. Your musical vison that you pioneered put pride back in the south and gave many young bands in and around Florida and Georgia the hope that they also stood just as good a chance as everyone else. Rest in peace knowing that Southern Rock is alive and well and Capricorn and your legacy will go on forever. Peace and God bless.

a great man with a big heart thanks for the music! your pals, tad dowd judge eddie sapir and scotti bros.