Tag: Oklahoma
Docfell & co. – Heaven, Hell or Oklahoma
Dust Bowl Americana storytellers Doc Fell & Co. released their third studio album, ‘Heaven, Hell or Oklahoma’ on May 4th.
Steeped in elements of traditional...
LENNY LEONARD I LEHMAN – NIGHT TIME
ArtistRack brings to you 'NIGHT TIME' by LENNY LEONARD I LEHMAN:
Wrote this song when living out in ELK CITY, OKLAHOMA , at ELK RUN R.V....
Grant Smith (Interview)
I'm Grant Smith, blues musician with soul from a small town in Oklahoma. At eighteen, I moved to LA to follow my dreams, and...
JBando Interview
JBando is the newest Sensation of Positive Universal Sensation of music!!! Come to the party and See the experience for yourself!!
Where are you from?
Lawton...
DocFell & co. – Dog and Pony Show
DocFell & co. - Dog and Pony Show:
Mining the deeper, dustier edges of the red dirt surrounding their hometown of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, DocFell &...
Roger Jaeger – Elevator
Roger Jaeger - Elevator:
Blending his knack for striking a balance of pop rock radio and out of the box, creative instrumentation, Roger Jaeger has...
Introducing Amarillo Junction
We Are Amarillo Junction
The 'Amarillo Junction' is the spot where Interstate 40 intersects Interstate 44 near the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in Central Oklahoma City....
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