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Next time theyвЂ™re in town, make sure to get your tickets early, as they sell out fast. WeвЂ™re thrilled that they make Blue Frog Studios one of the stops along the way each year. for the next few months and into the Summer, playing Washington State, Oregon and Idaho. Jason Dunajski and Ray Harvey on guitar, Jack Gunderson, Bass, and Ken Ermter on drums, make up this talented group from Vancouver Island.

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This talented group and has over 120 years of professional touring experience, and has totally captured the harmonies of The Eagles. 7 sold out shows in 4 days! As usual they had the crowds on their feet dancing and singing along. Well the boys did it again! Eagle Eyes rocked the stage at Blue Frog Studios in White Rock this holiday weekend.

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If youвЂ™d like to see what you missed, the show will be repeated on Blue Frog TV on Thursday February 27th. The crowds loved every minute and Saturday nightвЂ™s first show was streaming live over the world wide web. Willie McCalder on keys was there at the beginning, Bill Runge on sax since 1980, And Vince Mai on trumpet, Tony Marryatt on bass, and Daryl Bennett, drums, all since 1985. ItвЂ™s a band that has had a few personnel changes over the years, but the current lineup has been with Tom for over 30 years.

We first met back in the early 80вЂ™s when Powder Blues was getting its start. They were DoinвЂ™ it Right, and BoppinвЂ™ with the Blues for 4 sold out shows at Blue Frog Studios in White Rock British Columbia this weekend! Tom Lavin and the Legendary Powder Blues band filled the Blue Frog with what theyвЂ™ve been doing for 42 yearsвЂ¦.playing the Blues! It was great to see Tom again. This entry was posted in News and tagged Blue Frog Studios, Covid 19, Jim Byrnes, Ladies Sing the Blues, Live Streaming, Pandemic, Socially Distancing, The Kingpins, White Rock B.C. Check out BlueFrogStudios.ca for all the information. Still to come, The Kingpins on July 11th, and Ladies Sing the Blues on July 18th.

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It was the 3 concert in a series of 5 for Blue Frog. The Virtually Live concert was JimвЂ™s idea, as he said he and the band just wanted to get back to playing music in front of an audience! Something that hasnвЂ™t been happening since the pandemic hit. Truly, up close and personal! The first show was streamed live around the world. Due to the distancing rules, instead of a studio of 100 people, there was only room for a third of that. Chairs and tables were spaced 2 metres/6 feet apart and the guests were required to hand sanitize before entering the building. was rocking in a вЂњSocially DistancingвЂќ way as Jim played to an intimate crowd of 30 people practicing all the protocols put in place due to the Covid 19 Pandemic. Jim Byrnes and his band proved last night that Live Music WasnвЂ™t Dead! Blue Frog Studios in White Rock B.C. This entry was posted in News and tagged Alaska, Bad Moon Riders, Blue Frog Studios, Canada, CCR, Covid protocols, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fogerty, live music, Mike Kelly, Southern California, Texas, White Rock B.C., Yukon on Novemby Wayne. Saturday the early show was live streaming around the world, and was seen in Texas, Alaska, Yukon, Southern California, and across Canada. A great weekend for live Rock and Roll in White Rock. Mike Kelly nailed the lead vocals, you could have sworn Fogerty was there in person, and the band carried off the Swamp Rock sound of Creedence. The setting was welcomed by the fans, and provided an intimate setting for the musicians. Under the regulations, the studio was only allowed 30 patrons, not the usual 100 capacity. Operating under strict Covid protocols, the 4 sold out shows were a real treat for CCR fans, and fans of live performances. The band, Bad Moon Riders paid homage to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, Creedence Clearwater Revival. It was full-on CCR at Blue Frog Studios in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada this weekend.