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17th Millennium Music Conference Recap Part 1

The evening featured plentiful showcase performances throughout the Harrisburg area, and I took in performances at three different venues. First, I headed across the road from the conference’s host hotel to the Playhouse Café to take in some acoustic and solo performances. First was Shepherdstown, West Virginia-based singer/songwriter Betty Jo Rockwell. Assisted by her husband, Scott, she displayed a clear, hearty and almost operatic voice on her selection of original folk and acoustic rock numbers, including an uplifting rendition of Bob Dylan’s “It’s All Over Now Baby Blue.”  

Jim Price, Altoona Mirror
February 16, 2013

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Across the Desk by Whitey & Robin Noll

During the Millennium Music Conference I really enjoyed hearing all of live music, not only from our acoustic stage, but I made it out to hear live music two nights in a row! The first night I started out with Rachel Rocks over at the Playhouse Cafe for Betty Jo Rockwell. Betty Jo's voice was crystal clear, I loved sitting there watching her perform with her husband. She's a great songwriter, I could've sat there and listened to her perform for hours.

Robin Noll, Pennsylvania Musician Magazine
March, 2013

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Out and About


The first showcase we went to see was Betty Jo Rockwell and her husband Scott across the street at the Playhouse Cafe' They came to the MMC from West Virginia. Betty Jo has an amazing voice. She is actually a music teacher for her full time job so the Playhouse Cafe' was a great venue for her because she could easily converse with the kids and include them in her show. The kids were having a lot of fun dancing and just sitting and listening to their music. Betty Jo's music really reaches into your heart with their true meaning of life.


Rachel Rocks, Pennsylvania Musician Magazine
March 2013


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