Oklahoma music

An American Roots Music Timeline « The Delta Blues
1934 The Golden Gate Quartet revolutionize gospel music with their elaborate, percussive jubilee-style vocals. 1934-36 Woody Guthrie hobos from Oklahoma to California and back across the country, singing the plight of Great Depression … read more…

Chanhassen Dinner Theatre – An Entertainment Choice
Other well known plays that have appeared at Chanhassen are Camelot, My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music, Guys and Dolls, 42nd Street, Oklahoma, and Dial M for Murder. The list goes on and on. Today the Club is a popular spot for wedding … read more…

The Music Herald » Blog Archive » Vegas-bound State Music …
Following their evaluation to end the wedding, the Oklahoma-born performer opted to release his hit-music career behind in favor of being present in his kids’ lives versus on the road touring and recording–something he had done since … read more…

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Peace of Mind in Moving to Bixby, Oklahoma
There is overwhelming evidence that Bixby, OK real estate is gaining value. Even better, it’s a well-kept secret. Not many investors are aware of this emerging market.

Trends show that northeastern O… read more…

Carrie Underwood Tickets - People’s Choice Favorite
Country music princess Carrie Underwood was voted the season four winner of American Idol after fans fell under a spell to the singer’s overwhelming charm and serenading vocals, and America has once a… read more…

Amy Kuney releases six-song CD Debut EP
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Los Angeles, CA–February 6, 2006– Amy Kuney is starting her recording career with conviction. Her soon-to-be released, self-penned, debut CD, simply titled EP, is already gett… read more…

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Eye of The Storm

Original Music performed by Sean Kelly at the Grape Ranch Harvest Festival in June 2007

Sony Classical and Integrity Music Release Handel’s Messiah Rocks on CD & DVD (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Sony Classical and Integrity Music release the CD and DVD of Handel’s Messiah Rocks, a groundbreaking musical event that blends classical music with classic rock in a fresh new interpretation of George Fredrick Handel’s celebrated oratorio. read more…

This Week in Music (Tulsa World)
It’s official. Tulsa guitar virtuoso Mark Bruner is Oklahoma’s fingerstyle guitar champion. read more…

Rockabilly weekend in Oklahoma City (The Oklahoman)
In a Tulsa record store in December, a modern-day rockabilly singer and guitarist stumbled on a rare piece of vinyl.J.D. McPherson of Broken Arrow, the front man of The Stark Weather Boys, sensed he’d found a lost treasure. On his turntable at home, his suspicion was confirmed.The record he’d found was by Clyde Stacy, a McIntosh County native who gained brief but widespread airplay in 1957 with … read more…

Open Question: How can I deal with my huge gay crush?
I’m a sophomore in high school (15), gay, and out. I’m not (what my peers would call) “a flamer,” and most people think I’m a laid-back straight guy until I they find out otherwise. I’m fine socially—gays aren’t outcasts where I live—with friends who are comfortable with me as I am.

I’m in theater after school, and there’s an *incredibly* attractive gay guy in our cast. Here’s the thing, though: we became kinda-friends before he even knew I was gay. I’m also friends with a lot of his friends. This made things a little awkward. He’s a senior, 17, and has had (that I know) one boyfriend (who moved to Oklahoma last year). I know him pretty well (he’s been in the company for 4 years, me for 2), but we don’t have any classes together, so I only see him during lunch and after school.

I don’t know what made this year so different from the last, but I fell for him. Hard. He’s been on my mind since August. This crush isn’t going away any time soon—I’ve got the daydreaming, sappy music, the whole shebang. It’s like something out of those shitty, cheap romance novels.

I’ve never dated guys before (there’s slim pickings at my high school), and I don’t want to ruin any friendships. I really, really would like to pursue this, but I’m—honestly—scared, of rejection, of looking and feeling like a fool before this is over. What can I do?
He also—I forgot to mention this—has a twin brother, who he’s close to (and is also in theater). It’s hard to get to him alone, at least during the times I see him.
Some things:

1) Everyone knows he’s gay. Many people (and everyone in theater) knows I’m gay. We’re the only gay guys in theater I know of.
2) I’m an atheist; “you will go to hell” isn’t helpful and doesn’t scare me.
3) How the hell do you ask someone out? I’m *that* new to this
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Open Question: Any suggestions on a good hip hop/rap club in Oklahoma City?
My bff and I want to have a great Saturday night with good music. We don’t want to stick out like a sore thumb or have any drama.