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NEW RELEASE
A story of rediscovery: Greg Whitfield and Billy Crockett (Blue Rock owner/producer) were in rival rock bands in Richardson, TX. Now, 50 years later, they found each other again and made his new album. Greg's guitar work is of a rare class and each song is a gem -- personal stories from the long road. FOOTPRINTS, involves world class sidemen Glenn Fukunaga (bass), Rick Richards (drums) and others including the late great Gene Elders on fiddle. Listen via streaming services, visit Greg's website to get a CD, and see his show calendar. Here's to all good things, in time.
"OCCUPY BLUE ROCK" ARTIST RESIDENCY
Tune in April 20th for a very special installment of Blue Rock FRESH! This 7-day artist residency never fails to bring a new excitement and perspective to the creative process. Each artist drops everything for a week, and gives full attention to developing fresh work. On the final night, they bring us into the flow with stories and original songs, new and old favorites. Experience the wonderfully raw songwriting of Sav Madigan, Wes Collins, Emily Scott Robinson, and Billy Crockett during this intimate in-the-round performance. Join us in person, or from the comfort of your couch via livestream.
SONGWRITER RETREAT WITH DAR WILLIAMS
Here at Blue Rock, we find nothing to be better than growing creatively as a community. We were thrilled to have Dar Williams host a songwriting workshop in March of 2024 to help us do just that. To read more about this delightful and unique experience, visit the Blue Rock Foundation website!
LIVE STREAMING ON THE EDGE
The internet is a beautiful thing. It brings the world to us, and us to the world. Except when it doesn’t. The Live Stream takes an unaccountable journey before it arrives on screens in living rooms and cafes world-wide. How can a producer make sure the show survives this network — all the towers and transmitters, converters and translators inhabiting the shadowy path from here to YouTube and onward? Well, two words: redundancy and redundancy.