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1. www.tulsapeople.com › city-desk › the-new-tulsa-toneThe new Tulsa tone: Get to know a new generation of musicians

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   Sep 29, 2023 · Jackson: Truly the best thing about the Tulsa music scene is the community and people that continuously sell out multiple artist shows every weekend. It’s a pleasure to make music for the people of Tulsa and they are without a doubt the best part and life force of Tulsa music. Logan: The vast diversity of the artists in the scene is great. It ...

2. tulsaworld.com › life-entertainment › localTulsa has a vibrant live music scene. Here are 18 local ...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · Jake & The Idols: One of the more in-demand bands in the Tulsa area with loyal fan base. During the late summer and fall of 2020, as live-music bars resumed outdoor entertainment in responsibly ...

3. www.tulsapeople.com › behind-the-scene › article_5a6Behind the scene | | tulsapeople.com

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   Aug 20, 2013 · As co-founder and guitarist for the much-loved Tulsa pop-rock combo The Hero Factor, his future was looking bright several years ago when the band inked a national record deal. But when the band unexpectedly dissolved before releasing its full-length label debut, Vandevander found himself in the position of having to start all over again.

4. thechurchstudio.com › steve-ripley-creating-theCreating “The Tractors” Part 3 Deep Dive - The Church Studio

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   Jan 1, 2024 · People are still dancing to this Tulsa Sound hit today. David Gates, the leader of Bread and an Oklahoma musician responsible for helping to create the Tulsa Sound, explained how The Tractors embodied the sound: The greatest epitome of the Tulsa tight shuffle, as I call it, was that huge Tractors hit of a few years ago, Baby Likes to Rock It ...

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5. www.ranker.com › list › tulsa-bands-and-musicalTulsa Bands | List of Artists from Tulsa - Ranker

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   Dec 11, 2023 · The band's relentless work ethic, coupled with their ability to capture the heart and soul of their hometown, made them one of the most successful bands in the region and helped to propel Tulsa's reputation as a hotbed for new and innovative music. The music created by the talented Hanson brothers, Isaac, Taylor, and Zac, continues to resonate with fans worldwide and serves as a proud ...

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6. roottulsa.com › guide › the-tulsa-sound-a-guide-toRoot Tulsa

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   Tulsa's contributions to the American canon of popular music are legion, if underreported. The Greenwood District was a hotbed for jazz in the early half of the 20th Century, Eric Clapton played regularly with Tulsa session men in the '70s, The Gap Band literally named themselves after north Tulsa streets (Greenwood, Archer, Pine) and of course t

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   What makes Tulsa a great band?

   • The band's relentless work ethic, coupled with their ability to capture the heart and soul of their hometown, made them one of the most successful bands in the region and helped to propel Tulsa's reputation as a hotbed for new and innovative music.

   Tulsa Bands | List of Artists from Tulsa - Ranker

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   Who influenced Tulsa's music scene?

   • In the two-part oral history that follows, Leon Russell speaks to the early, heady days of Tulsa’s music scene, as do Rocky Frisco, David Teegarden, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Markham. All were involved in shaping this distinctive sound of modern-day blues and rock-and-roll.

   Mad Songs & Oklahomans: The Tulsa Sound Part One

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   What music is Tulsa known for?

   • Lexi Onyango, Lincka Elizondo-Sánchez, Logan Bruhn, Jackson Gillett and Tyler Sexton outside Riverside Studio. Tulsa has long been a music city. We’ve heard the comparisons to Austin and Nashville, but we’re known for our own sound. Traditionally, the Tulsa Sound is known for being a mix of blues, blues rock, country, rock ‘n’ roll and swamp pop.

   The new Tulsa tone: Get to know a new generation of musicians

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   Does Tulsa have a music culture?

   • From its earliest days, the city of Tulsa has enjoyed a rich and varied music culture, but nothing—not even Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, who made history at Cain’s Ballroom and KVOO beginning in 1934—had as much impact as the music that started to emanate from northeastern Oklahoma’s largest city in the mid-1950s.

   Mad Songs & Oklahomans: The Tulsa Sound Part One

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   What is Tulsa's music scene like?

   • Logan: The vast diversity of the artists in the scene is great. It seems like artists in Tulsa are exposed to all sorts of genres, and are really open to collaborating and taking influence from different types of people in the community. What is missing or most needs improvement in the music scene? Lexi: I think we need more venues.

   The new Tulsa tone: Get to know a new generation of musicians

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   Is Tulsa Music the sound of the future?

   • “It’s hard to summarize this generation of Tulsa music as a whole nowadays, because you can really find anything in Tulsa,” says Jackson Gillett of Manta Rays. “Anything from yacht rock to experimental noise music. If anything, this generation of Tulsa music is the sound of the future.”

   The new Tulsa tone: Get to know a new generation of musicians

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8. www.oklahomatoday.com › history-culture › mad-songsMad Songs & Oklahomans: The Tulsa Sound Part One

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   In the two-part oral history that follows, Leon Russell speaks to the early, heady days of Tulsa’s music scene, as do Rocky Frisco, David Teegarden, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Markham. All were involved in shaping this distinctive sound of modern-day blues and rock-and-roll. Their recollections evoke a specific place and era—1956 to 1976 ...