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As for “Idol” winners, they range from blockbuster artists like Carrie Underwood to the mostly under-the-radar Taylor Hicks. Backstage, Lambert was asked about how his second-place finish would be interpreted online. … read more…
Oklahoma Department of Commerce - Oklahoma Pop Culture Museum …
“The new museum will help us market Tulsa as a magnet for artists, tourists and conventions.” With 45000 square feet, Oklahoma Pop will include exhibits, a rooftop cafe and spaces for special events and programs. … read more…
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It took place on a kitchen counter by my aunt in her house behind her corner grocery store in Mangum, Oklahoma, USA. My parents were R.W. Heatly, a share cropper and Marge (Boyd) Heatly, 9th of 9 children who lived with their parents on … read more…
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Yeah, yeah, I know. The nineties weren’t all THAT long ago, but nostalgia for the decade has become all the rage in themed parties for everyone from college students to the Over-the-Hill Gang. Prince … read more…
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Mourners attend viewing for NBA player, musician Wayman Tisdale (USA Today)
Karen Morrison was among dozens of mourners who waited outside a small north-Tulsa church on Wednesday to pay their last respects to Wayman Tisdale, a three-time All-American at Oklahoma who played 12 seasons in the NBA for the Indiana Pacers, the Sacramento Kings and the Phoenix Suns. read more…
Mourners pay tribute at public viewing for Wayman Tisdale (USA Today)
Mourners paid respects Wednesday to former University of Oklahoma basketball star and popular jazz musician Wayman Tisdale, who died in his hometown last week after a long battle with cancer. read more…
Marvin Sapp, Fred Hammond to honor Tisdale today (Baltimore Sun)
Following that service, a group of his friends, including gospel artists Marvin Sapp and Fred Hammond, will participate in a 7 p.m. performance at the Jazz Depot to honor Tisdale’s life. read more…
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Today we celebrate a tireless fighter for justice and the fair and right treatment of all human beings: Pete Seeger turns 90!!
The son of musical parents (dad a composer and ethnomusicologist, mom a classical violinist), Pete quickly picked up first the ukulele but soon thereafter the five-string banjo which remains his trade-mark instrument. At boarding school Seeger soon learned the power and pleasure of sing-alongs and jam sessions, and ever since he has attempted to involve everyone, including his remote TV-audiences in participation in the musical experience.
Seeger’s early career involved learning from master singer-songwriters such as Woody Guthrie, with whom he is seen performing above c. 1940 (image was likely taken in Oklahoma City during a trip Pete and Woody made from Washington, D.C., to Pampa, Okla. Courtesy of Guy Logsdon), and Seeger gained experience performing with the radical group The Almanac Singers. Then came the popular hits phase with The Weavers (Leadbelly’s Goodnight Irene, South African song Wimoweh, etc.) As a song writer, he is best known as the author or co-author of Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song) (composed with Lee Hays of The Weavers), and Turn, Turn, Turn!, which have been recorded by many artists both in and outside the folk revival movement and are still sung throughout the world…
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