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  Watch Joshua Ray Walker Busk Outside Lakewood Landing

  December 5 at 4 a.m.

  Joshua Ray Walker pulled the brim of his hat down and braved the cold winds of Dallas as he performed two of his songs, “Working Girl” and “Canyon,” at an otherwise silent strip mall. Browning leaves swirled around his feet as they found a new place to gather, before Walker...

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  Busking With John Pedigo at the State Fair of Texas

  October 30 at 4 a.m.

  There were numerous musical acts performing at the State Fair of Texas this year, but only one that brought the show to you instead of occupying a stage. Globe Trek Productions followed Dallas musicians John Pedigo and Corey Graves strolling through the State Fair of Texas as they played “Wet...

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  Leon Bridges Surprises a Busking Ryan Forbes by Playing His Guitar in Deep Ellum

  July 17 at 4 a.m.

  Ryan Forbes, a Dallas singer-songwriter, does not believe in superstition. But he says that is the best way to explain the turn of events that led him to play for Leon Bridges while busking on the streets of Deep Ellum. Normally, Forbes sets up in front of B4, a thrift...

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  Busking With The Bacon Brothers at the Belmont Hotel in Dallas

  June 22 at 4 a.m.

  Globe Trek Productions caught up with The Bacon Brothers — that's Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael — before their gig at the Kessler earlier this month. On the balcony of Room 51 at the Belmont Hotel in Dallas, Kevin and Michael and their band performed two songs from their new...

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  Watch Justin Nozuka Busk Outside Granada Theater While Rain Pours

  March 8 at 4 a.m.

  While it was pouring rain in Dallas, our friends at Globe Trek Productions caught up with singer-songwriter Justin Nozuka while he was in town on tour with Good Old War. With his backing band, Nozuka, who is the nephew of Kyra Sedgwick, played some songs from his album that is being...

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  Busking the Blues: Watch Charley Crockett Transform His Life on the Road Into Inspired Music

  Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at 4 a.m.

  If there's one thing Charley Crockett knows about, it's busking. Arguably our city's most rambling artist, Crockett has a reputation for hopping on trains and crossing borders to find his next pop-up venue. He's played the streets everywhere from New Orleans to Paris. That said, it should surprise no one...