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Writer's pictureThomas Tittmann

Keith Crocker can help: “If you get confused, listen to the music play”

Penning this from the 4th floor of my Winthrop Hospital bedroom - a room that’s facing the rising sun 🌞 AND for the first time creating a post on my cell phone.


History of Country Rock


Here’s info about Keith Crocker’s “History of Country Rock” on Monday Nov. 4 from 1-2:30 pm. It’s free! Zoom link:



Considering these tumultuous times, Keith’s musical medicine is timely and helpful. 


“If you get confused, listen to the music play”


In his career, Jerry jammed with several of the musicians Keith will be sharing with us.  

Keith’s planning some surprise offerings…





Meet Keith cROCKer


For years, I’ve followed Keith as he moves from schools to libraries spinning yarns as he rolls the film. Music and horror are two of his favorite subjects. And “rock” is embedded in his last name: cROCKer.


If you’re new to Keith’s fun presentations, here’s an introductory post:


To be added to his email announcements send your email to:


Zoom Details


Here’s the info from this morning’s email from Keith:

COUNTRY ROCK- FROM THE BYRDS TO THE EAGLES, COUNTRY LEARNS TO FLY!


Keith Crocker


Join us for this delightful exposé of how country music turned rock, ushered in by the

twangy guitar sound of Roger McGuinn’s The Byrds and brought to fruition by the Eagles

and their first album which hit the charts in 1972.


We will also explore contributions to

Country Rock by Bob Dylan, Ricky Nelson and his Stone Canyon band, Johnny Cash and so many more. Even if you are not a fan of Country Rock, you will leave this presentation as one.


[My add: OR YOUR MONEY BACK 😂]


BONUS TRACK FOR READING THIS FAR…OUT…




🌀 About "Franklin's Tower"

"Franklin's Tower" is celebrated for its uplifting melody, intricate guitar work, and profound lyrics that delve into themes of freedom, renewal, and connection. This performance not only highlights the band's musical prowess but also the deep bond they share with their audience.


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