earworms

[theorderovdeath]

Roxy Music

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Mobile soundsystem 

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So that's what "St. James Infirmary" is about.

[nicholaszalud]

Black Lips

September 11, 2014 at Fitzgerald’s

Published by Houston Press

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/rocks/2014/09/black_lips_fitzgeralds.php

[nicholaszalud]

King Khan and BBQ Show

September 11, 2014 at Fitzgerald’s

Published by Houston Press

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/rocks/2014/09/black_lips_fitzgeralds.php

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Hey, Carrie Anne, what’s your game, and does it involve a 12-sided dice?

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Hey-oh, Sunday survivors. Check out this song and more from the Earworms episode "10 Minutes."

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"Zoomba" by The Starlight Mints of Norman, Okla. I saw them on this tour and the show was truly badass. Hear more Okla. music.

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Holy shit. Kay Starr, everyone.

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An Okla. native, hear Kay Starr, who Billie Holiday called "the only white woman who could sing the blues."

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Damn, y'all. Lee Wiley, who grew up in Okla. with "But Not for Me."

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hell yeh.

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Incredible Cab Calloway performance with a solo from Walter "Foots" Thomas, who got his jazz start in Muskogee, Okla.

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Cimarron County, Okla. / April 1936 / Arthur Rothstein

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Photo by Ed Kashi VII, from National Geographic. 

[goldarr]

Enterprise engaged in warp drive #tulsa #oklahoma #statefair #tulsastatefair #nerd #bestofvsco #vscocam #vsco #rx100m3 (at Tulsa State Fair)

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Cimarron County, Oklahoma / April 1936 / Arthur Rothstein