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MORE THAN A ROCK AND ROLL STORY
I Got a Song brings Sugarloaf’s remarkable journey to the screen, exploring the friendships, family sacrifices, and challenges behind the music. Set against one of rock’s most memorable eras, the film reveals the people and experiences that shaped the band’s rise to national success.
BEYOND THE HIT SONGS
Sugarloaf: The Family Band
Behind the music was a group of people building lives, raising families, and navigating the challenges that came with chasing a dream. The film explores the friendships, sacrifices, and personal moments that shaped Sugarloaf’s journey beyond the stage.
The Authentic Voice
For the movie, Bob brought the perspective of someone who lived the journey. By sharing his experiences, memories, and understanding of the music, Bob helped the cast capture the authenticity of the musicians and the era that shaped Sugarloaf’s story.
A LEGACY CARRIED FORWARD
The story of I Got a Song is being brought to life by Aaron and Stacy Raymond, whose connection to Sugarloaf runs deep. As the daughter-in-law of Sugarloaf bassist Bob Raymond, Stacy brings a personal connection to the people, music, and memories at the heart of the story.
MAKING THE MOVIE
The Album That Inspired the Story
The Album That Inspired the Story
The Album That Inspired the Story
The film takes its name from I Got a Song, an album that reflects the spirit of Sugarloaf and the music that inspired this new chapter on screen.
Bob at the Kickoff Event
The Album That Inspired the Story
The Album That Inspired the Story
Bob joined cast, crew, friends, and fans at the Little Bear in Evergreen to celebrate the official movie kickoff as production got underway.
Bringing the Era to Life
The Album That Inspired the Story
Bringing the Era to Life
From wardrobe to makeup, every detail helps recreate the look and feel of the 1970s, honoring the musicians and the era that inspired the film.
Between Takes
Old Friends, New Chapter
Bringing the Era to Life
Dressed as a member of Stone Furnace, an actor takes a quiet moment between scenes as the production recreates the look, feel, and spirit of Colorado's vibrant rock scene of the early 1970s.
Past Meets Present
Old Friends, New Chapter
Old Friends, New Chapter
Bob shares a conversation with the actor portraying Sugarloaf keyboardist Jerry Corbetta, offering a genuine moment of connection between the band's history and the story being brought to the screen.
Old Friends, New Chapter
Old Friends, New Chapter
Old Friends, New Chapter
Original Sugarloaf members Bob Webber, Myron Pollock, and Bobby Pickett reconnect on set, sharing stories and memories of their remarkable chapter of Colorado music history to life.