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And There Stand Empires (2011 Album)

## Listen

**And There Stand Empires** is the sophomore album by the band And There Stand Empires, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by And There Stand Empires except where noted.

1. "81st Order" — 5:41
2. "Transformation and Escape" — 5:35
3. "MTSOD" — 1:57
4. "A Flat" — 3:32
5. "Toada" — 4:07 (Jacques Morelembaum & Antonio Pinto)
6. "Red Sequence I" — 6:45
7. "Not for Profit" — 6:33
8. "Red Sequence II" — 3:22
9. "Western Champs" — 7:09
10. "The Mother's Day Inquisition" — 5:43
11. "Scenes from an Idiot's Marriage" — 7:56

## Personnel

And There Stand Empires
* James Plumlee — Bass
* Daniel Sutliff — Bass
* Julia Hangs — Piano
* Hank Hanewinkel III — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Angus Yarn

## Listen

**Angus Yarn** is the second album by the band Planet What, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Planet What except where noted.

1. "Milligram Ann" — 3:49
2. "Ludwig 67" — 3:31
3. "Surfside 200" — 2:04
4. "The Girl with the Pounds of Pourage" — 4:26
5. "Tims Toothpaste" — 2:52
6. "Betty Prior" — 3:02

## Personnel

Planet What
* Kylie Slabby — Vocals, Guitar
* Jeanette Derubeis — Vocals, Guitar
* Kenny — Bass

Additional Musicians
* James Hammontree — Drums
* Edson Ochoa — Drums

Production
* CM Rodriguez — Engineering, Mixing
2020 Concerts by Cover Artists

The following is a **list of concerts and festivals in 2020 by cover artists & DJs** which include Oklahoma artists' performances in Oklahoma.

For a list of concerts in 2020 featuring original music, see **2020 Concerts**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2020 events**. For previous years, see **List of concerts by cover artists by year**.

## May

Tulsa, OK
(Members Only)
1990 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1990**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1990 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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March

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June

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1986 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1986**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1986 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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February

March

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September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1947 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1947**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1947 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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May

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December

Unknown
 1947
1951 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1951**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1951 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

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May

June

## Third quarter

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1990 events

This is a collection of **1990 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Angry Son
* Blue Combo
* Brooks & Dunn
* For Love Not Lisa
* The Hydramatics
* Medicine Show
* Mellowdramatic Wallflowers
* The Nixons
* One Set Lie
* pc Quest
* The Singing ChurchWomen of Oklahoma

### On Hiatus

* The GAP Band
* Ronnie Dunn

### Dissolved

* One Set Lie
* Peter Parker
American Ruse

**American Ruse** was a 5 piece Rock 'n' roll band from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They formed in 2003 and have opened for Fu Manchu, The Riverboat Gamblers, The Black Halos and Nebula. Their tracks have been featured in 411 Video Magazine #66 and appear on Flattery: a tribute to Radio Birdman. American Ruse disbanded in 2005. Some members went on to form Los Hijos Del Diablo
1975 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1975**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1975 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1952 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1952**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1952 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
2008 events

This is a collection of **2008 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* 7 Mile Road
* Along Came Paully
* Amy Kuney (later renamed Ames)
* Anti-Mortem
* Astellaway
* Had Enough
* Heresy Theory
* Joel T. Mosman
* Junebug Spade
* Ken Pomeroy
* Komarov
* Legs Dead and Well
* Low Litas
* Memory Driven
* Mercy Street
* Pilgrim
* Promo Dave and the Haters
* Rico Muerte

### Dissolved

* The Agony Scene
* Anialas
* Destroyer Destroyer
* Dwell Within
* I Resign
* Little League Hero
* Subatomic Pieces
Act IV: The Boy That Gets the Girl

## Listen

**Act IV: The Boy That Gets the Girl**, is the eighth and final album by the artist P.D.A., based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by P.D.A. except where noted.

1. "Prologue (Hello)" — 4:20
2. "Pink Apple Valley" — 4:37
3. "Sex for Money" — 3:34
4. "2BeAlone" — 4:15
5. "Born In It" — 5:48
6. "The Groove" — 3:58
7. "Until He Comes Along" — 4:49
8. "Thats Her (Trouble)" — 4:25
9. "Never Change" — 5:30
10. "Epilogue (Black)" — 6:07

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Production
* Anthony Jenkins — Producer, Recording

## External Links

* Official Website
* Amazon
2003 events

This is a collection of **2003 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Arabesque
* Axis
* Cynical Theory
* Damezumari
* The Deck
* The Effects
* El Paso Hot Button
* Kunek (later renamed Other Lives)
* McHayes
* The Muggabears (later renamed Grooms)
* Outmind
* The Red Stripes (later renamed The Red Alert)
* The Secret Post
* Wither

### Dissolved

* The Elements
* Euclid Crash
* Subsanity

## Deaths

* Sept. 9, 2003 — Robert Markley — (Bob Markley, The West Coast Art Pop Experimental Band)
2004 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2004**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2004 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

Mar. 16 2004

Justin Timberlake

FutureSex/LoveSounds

Dance pop

## Third quarter

July

August

September

Sept 10. 2004

Gnarls Barkley

St Elewhere's

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1971 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1971**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1971 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May
 May 1971

June

## Third quarter

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
Acoustic Ross

## Acoustic Ross

### Associated Acts

Math Lab • Crispy Family Carnival • The Vaguerants

## Listen

**Acoustic Ross** is a solo artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Acoustic Ross

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Where is Everybody?* (1997) as Ross
* *News from Around the Bend* (2002) as Ross
* *The Anarchist Fakebook* (2008)

EPs
* *918 UFN* (2004)

Compilation Albums
* *The Self-Improvement of Acoustic Ross* (2014)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Spotify
1969 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1969**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1969 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1963 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1963**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1963 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1976 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1976**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1976 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
2002 events

This is a collection of **2002 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Aqueduct
* Capital Lights
* DJ Badger
* Down for Five
* The Elements
* Graham Colton
* Kellie Coffey
* Oklahoma
* OneRepublic
* Shiny Toy Guns
* Wreckless Process

### Dissolved

* American Boyfriends
* Clockwork Wizards
* Epperley
* Huver
* Oversoul
* Tulsa Philharmonic
1980 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1980**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1980 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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February

March

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Addverse Effects

### Associated Acts

Bungalouski • Cloud Castle • The Samurai Conquistadors • Innersphere • The Ills • Mama Sweet • Stereopimp • Scabby Itchins • Skinfonia • Pidgin • Thumpre • D-Lux Vortex • Conjunto Clave • The Method • The Projects • Blues Man/Blues Devil • Tao Chemical • Tritones • Tincture • Blue Light Special • Lord High Octane & the Kam Shaft Kings

## Members

### Current Members

* Joshua Rehanek (Vocals)
* Benja Farber (Bass)
* John Calvin (Guitar)
* Justin Dupuis (Guitar)
* Vincent Raphael Jaime (Guitar)
* Spencer Finnan (Keyboard)
* Timmy B (DJ)

### Past Members

* Michael Stafford (Keyboard, Vocals)
* Boyd Littell (Drums, Vocals)

## Listen

**Addverse Effects**, stylized as **ADDverse Effects**, is a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma.

## Addverse Effects

### Live

1

Studio Albums
* *A Good Problem to Have* (2016)

EPs
* *Just a Taste* (2014)
* *Gold* (2019)

Live Albums
* *ADDverse Effects: Live @ Blackwatch* (2013)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol III: Holly-Tonk* (2013)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Against the Damned (Album)

## Listen

**Against the Damned** is the debut EP by the band Against the Damned, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Against the Damned except where noted.

1. "Abandoned by the Moon" — 3:06
2. "Infinite Struggle" — 4:51
3. "Seducer in the Night" — 4:08
4. "Criminal Reproduction" — 4:22
5. "Joy of Disobedience" — 5:16
6. "Gates of Acheron" — 4:29

## Personnel

Against the Damned
* Chris Dodge — Vocals
* Michael Wheeler — Guitar
* Kade Golleher — Guitar
* Jordan Short— Bass
* Darin Robinson — Drums

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
2021 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2021**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2021 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
2003 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2003**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2003 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July
 July 22, 2003

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1956 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1956**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1956 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
2007 events

This is a collection of **2007 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* 5 Dollar Thrill
* At Long Last
* Crooked X
* The Dawn Armada
* Entropy
* Fist of Rage
* Horde Casket
* Horse Thief
* Injunuity
* Oklahoma Cloud Factory
* Rainbows are Free
* Red City Radio
* Red Eye Gravy
* Taddy Porter
* Turnpike Troubadours
* The Uglysuit
* Violence to Vegas
* Violent Affair

### Dissolved

* Anita Bryant
* Black Tie Event
* Caroline's Spine

## Deaths

* Aug. 4, 2007 — Barton Lee Hazlewood — Lee Hazlewood
1949 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1949**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1949 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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February

March

## Second quarter

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May

June

## Third quarter

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
Armageddon

## Listen

**Armageddon** is the debut EP by the band Violent Affair from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Violent Affair except where noted.

1. "Armageddon" —
2. "Enslaved" —
3. "Class War" —
4. "Dead to Me" —
5. "Fight to Die" —

## Personnel

Violent Affair
* Dave Affair — Vocals
* Grant Vinson — Guitar
* Tanner — Bass
* Adam — Drums
1940 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1940**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1940 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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February

March

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September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
A Very Special Colourmusic Christmas, Vol. 1

## Listen

**A Very Special Colourmusic Christmas, Vol. 1** is the fourth EP and seventh release by the artist Colourmusic, based out of Stillwater, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Colourmusic except where noted.

1. "Welcome!" — 0:36
2. "Christmas Time at Last" — 4:04
3. "XMTOY" — 2:30
4. "Christmas Mourning" — 4:02
5. "In a Sentimental Mood" — 3:36
6. "Snowflakes Intro, Snowflakes" — 3:14
7. "Winter Song (Demo)" — 2:08

## Personnel

Colourmusic
* Ryan Hendrix — Vocals, Guitar
* Nicholas Turner — Guitar, Bass
* Colin Fleishacker — Bass
* Nicholas Ley — Drums

Production
* Duke Ellington — Composer (Track: 5)
* Manny Kurtz — Writer (Track: 5)

## External Links

* [Amazon Amazon]
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Dolphin

*"The rare monarch of the seas..."*

Dolphin is a very powerful, expensive, and rare food item as it boasts high healing, saturation, and gives minor regeneration on top of that. Upon consumption, it gives Regeneration 1 for 2 seconds

## Stats

* Uses: 1
* Gear Type: Food
* Skill Type: Labour
* Speed: 120 Ticks between bites
* Saturation: 13
* Healing: 11
* Specials: Regeneration
* Equip Time: 3 seconds
* Slowness Debuff: Slowness 4 for 3 seconds

## How to obtain

* Cook Raw Dolphin from Fishing
* Cook Raw Dolphin from the shop at Yunkar
2004 events

This is a collection of **2004 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* 13 Cent Kill
* Destroyer Destroyer
* Dkryption
* The Dull Drums
* I Novare
* The Les Gilliam Trio
* One Finger Discount
* Operator Dead: Post Abandoned
* Ripple Green

### Dissolved

* Dangerous Insects
* McHayes

## Deaths

* May 6, 2004 — Barney Kessel — (Barney Kessel)
* November 29, 2004 — Jim Grant — (Five Americans)
1948 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1948**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1948 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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Album Template

## How to use this template

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Please copy and paste the following template into the source edit of a new active band page. Modify any areas with ALL CAPS to information you wish to add. For example, "BAND" becomes "The Flaming Lips".

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## Album Template

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==Content==

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==Track listing==

<small>All songs written by [[MEMBER]], [[MEMBER]], [[AND/OR BAND]] except where noted.</small>

# "SONG" — MINUTES:SECONDS <small>NOTES (I.E. THE FLAMING LIPS COVER)</small>

==Personnel==

===BAND===

\* [[MEMBER]] — INSTRUMENT

'''Additional Musicians'''

\* [[MUSICIAN]] — (INSTRUMENT: Tracks TRACK NUMBERS)

'''Production'''

\* [[PERSON]] — ROLE

==References==

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[[Category:BAND albums]]

[[Category:CITY albums]]
[[Category:GENRE albums]]
1979 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1979**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1979 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

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May

June

## Third quarter

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September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
Annie Oakley (Album)

## Listen

**Annie Oakley** is the debut EP by the band Annie Oakley, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Annie Oakley except where noted.

1. "Dangerous Mind” — 3:27
2. "Last Christmas (Should've Been the End)” — 3:13
3. "Change One” — 3:30
4. "This One's for You” — 3:49
5. "WooHoo” — 2:47
6. "Your Girl” — 3:43

## Personnel

Annie Oakley
* Joanna Babb — Vocals, Guitar
* Sophia Babb — Vocals, Guitar

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
2006 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2006**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2006 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March
 Mar. 27, 2006

## Second quarter

June

June.18, 2006

Green Day

American Idiot

Punk rock

## Third quarter

July
 July 31, 2006

## Fourth quarter

November
 Nov. 13, 2006

December
1955 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1955**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1955 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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Unknown
Alan Doyle

## Contact

### Booking

H2K

**Alan Doyle** is a solo artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Alan Doyle

### EP

5

Studio Albums
* *Fournography* (2009)
* *fourever* (2012)
* *the fourmula* (2016)
* *FOURTITUDE* (2021)

EPs
* *Handsome, Black Stranger* (2012)
* *Who the F$%k is Alan Doyle!?* (2013)
* *Bus Fare Fundraiser* (2014)
* *The World Was Right* (2017)
* *Obscurity* (2017)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* YouTube
1933 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1933**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1933 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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February

March

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June

## Third quarter

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August

September

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December

Unknown
1993 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1993**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1993 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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October

November

December
1991

## Listen

**1991** is the second EP by the band Forté, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Content

The tracks "Stranger Than Fiction", "The Inner Circle", "The Coming of the Storm", and "Untitled" would later appear on the 1992 album *Stranger Than Fiction*. "Untitled" would be renamed "The Last Word" on subsequent releases.

"Devoid of Thought" also appeared on the album in a different version and retitled "G-13 (Devoid of Thought)".

The demo was re-released in its entirety as bonus tracks on the Deluxe Edition of the album *Stranger Than Fiction*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Forté except where noted.

1. "Stranger Than Fiction" — 3:40
2. "The Inner Circle" — 3:57
3. "Devoid of Thought" — 0:45
4. "The Coming of the Storm" — 3:27
5. "Untitled" — 3:34

## Personnel

Forté
* James Randel — Vocals, Guitar
* Jeff Scott — Guitar
* Ghames Jones — Bass, Vocals
* Greg Scott — Drums

Production
* Terry Slemmons — Engineering
1923 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1923**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1923 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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November

December

Unknown
Alive and Well and Livin' the Dream

## Listen

**Alive and Well and Livin' the Dream** is the fourth album by the artist Ty England, based out of Piedmont, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Ty England except where noted.

1. "Love is Stronger" — 4:15
2. "The Perfect Girl" — 2:50
3. "Texans Hold'em" — 2:50
4. "Club Paradise" — 4:12
5. "Nothing but Love" — 3:40
6. "Redneck Anthem" — 3:22
7. "Stick to Your Guns" — 3:26
8. "The NRA Song" — 3:27
9. "It Must Be Colorado" — 3:39
10. "Livin' the Dream`" — 3:14

## Personnel

Ty England
* Tyler England — Vocals, Guitar

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
1994 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1994**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1994 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June

## Third quarter

July

August

September

## Fourth quarter

October
 Oct. 25, 1994

November

December
Above

## Listen

**Above** is the third album by the band Pillar, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released in 2000.

## Content

After Pillar relocated from Hays, Kansas to Tulsa, Oklahoma, the band wanted an album release to break in to the new market. Having released Original Superman shortly before relocating, this album contains many of those same tracks along with some new songs.

## Track listing

All songs written by Pillar except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 0:45
2. "Live For Him" — 3:36
3. "You Should Know" — 3:11
4. "Above" — 2:40
5. "Original Superman" — 3:48
6. "Guess Who's Won" — 1:19
7. "Time To Play" — 3:05
8. "Open Your Eyes" — 2:52
9. "Something Real" — 2:34
10. "Unity" — 5:10
11. "Reaching Out" — 2:55
12. "Galactic Groove" — 2:13
13. "All Day Everyday" — 3:02
14. "Father" — 5:07

## Personnel

Pillar
* Rob Beckley — Vocals
* Travis Jenkins — Guitar
* Michael Whittig — Bass
* Brad Noone — Drums

Additional Musicians
* DJ Double K — Turntables
* Knowdaverbs — Vocals (Track: 12)
* Kevin Young — Vocals (Track: 13)
* Erin Tipton — Violin, Viola (Tracks: 10, 14)

Production
* Travis Wyrick — Producer, Recording, Mixing
* Seva — Mastering
* Bob Herdman — Executive Producer
* Mark Stuart — Executive Producer, Creative Director
* Will McGinniss — Executive Producer
* Travis Jenkins — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Mike Boyer — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Monica Fancher — Creative Director
* Michael Oetken — Design
* Kerri McKeehan Stuart — Photography
1998 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1998**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1998 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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September
 Sept. 29, 1998

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November

December
A Very Kyle Christmas

## Listen

**A Very Kyle Christmas** is the sophomore album by the artist Kyle Dillingham, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Kyle Dillingham except where noted.

1. "O Holy Night" — 5:39
2. "The Little Drummer Boy" — 5:30
3. "Taqsim Maryām" — 2:20
4. "Mary, Did You Know?" — 4:34
5. "I Never Stopped to Pray" — 5:10
6. "Joy Intro" — 2:03
7. "Liberty" — 3:57
8. "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus" — 2:28
9. "White Christmas" — 4:25
10. "Earthly Father" — 3:25
11. "Célébrons la Naissance" — 4:03
12. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" — 5:21
13. "Silent Night" — 4:52
14. "Away in a Manger" — 5:48

## Personnel

Kyle Dillingham
* Kyle Dillingham — Vocals, Fiddle

Additional Musicians
* Callen Clarke — Vocals (Track: 3)

Production
* Adolphe Adam — Composer (Track: 1)
* Placide Cappeau — Writer (Track: 1)
* Katherine Kennicott Davis — Writer (Track: 2)
* Mark Lowry — Writer (Track: 4)
* Buddy Greene — Composer (Track:4)
* Helen Howarth Lemmel — Writer (Track: 8)
* Irving Berlin — Writer (Track: 9)
* Traditional — (Track: 11, 14)
* Hugh Martin — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Ralph Blane — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Franz Xaver Gruber — Composer (Track: 13)
* Joseph Mohr — Writer (Track: 13)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
1960 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1960**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1960 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1950 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1950**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1950 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1961 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1961**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1961 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Annie Oakley

## Members

### Current Members

* Joanna Babb (Vocals, Guitar)
* Sophia Babb (Vocals, Guitar)
* Nia Personette (Violin)

## Listen

**Annie Oakley** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Annie Oakley

### EP

3

Studio Albums
* *Words We Mean* (2018)
* *Second Day of Spring* (2021)

EPs
* *Annie Oakley* (2013)
* *Thought of You a God* (2015)
* *Lunar Manor Sessions* (2017)

Other Appearances
* *The Oklahoma Room at Folk Alliance 2017* (2017)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
2005 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2005**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2005 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January
 Jan. 25, 2005

February

March

## Third quarter

July

August

## Fourth quarter

October

December
A Piece of String

## Listen

**A Piece of String** is the thirteenth studio album and forty-eighth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is an instrumental album and was released in 2018 as a companion to String Theory and was only made available for purchase in deluxe packages of that album.

Various deluxe packages were released through their website, hanson.net. The options may include the original album String Theory, a documentary DVD (The Theory of Everything) about the album's production, a book about the album (String Theory Playbill), a lyric book (String Theory in Verse, a book containing band charts, a spyglass, a 3D poster, and a spyglass necklace, depending on the package chosen.

## Content

The album features re-recorded versions of earlier songs backed by the Prague Symphony. Many of the songs were released as part of the hanson.net Members EP series.

"Reaching for the Sky (Part 1)", "Reaching for the Sky (Part 2)", "Dream It Do It", & "Battle Cry" are previously unreleased songs.

"Joyful Noise" originally appeared on *Play*.

"Where's the Love" & "Yearbook" originally appeared on *Middle of Nowhere*.

"MMMBop" originally appeared on *MMMBop*, but was made famous on *Middle of Nowhere*.

"Tragic Symphony", "You Can't Stop Us", & "Tonight" originally appeared on *Anthem*.

"Chasing Down My Dreams" originally appeared on *No Sleep for Banditos*.

"Got a Hold On Me" originally appeared on *No Sleep for Banditos*.

"Siren Call" & "No Rest for the Weary" originally appeared on *Loud*.

"Me Myself and I" originally appeared on *Shout It Out*.

"This Time Around" originally appeared on *This Time Around*.

"Something Going Round" originally appeared on *The Walk*.

"Broken Angel" originally appeared on *Underneath*.

"What Are We Fighting For" originally appeared on *Inside the Box*.

"Breaktown" originally appeared on *Strong Enough to Break*.

"I Was Born" originally appeared on *Middle of Everywhere: The Greatest Hits*.

"Sound of Light" originally appeared on *The Sound of Light*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Isaac Hanson, Taylor Hanson, and Zac Hanson except where noted.

1. "Reaching for the Sky (Part 1)" — 2:43
2. "Joyful Noise" — 3:52
3. "Where's the Love" — 3:34
4. "Dream It Do It" — 2:31
5. "MMMBop" — 3:01
6. "Chasing Down My Dreams" — 3:30
7. "Tragic Symphony" — 3:02
8. "Got a Hold On Me" — 2:16
9. "Yearbook" — 5:22
10. "Siren Call" — 3:57
11. "Me Myself and I" — 5:31
12. "Reaching for the Sky (Part 2)" — 1:45
13. "This Time Around" — 4:21
14. "Something Going Round" — 2:45
15. "Battle Cry" — 3:52
16. "You Can't Stop Us" — 3:18
17. "Broken Angel" — 4:40
18. "What Are We Fighting For" — 3:05
19. "Breaktown" — 4:20
20. "No Rest for the Weary" — 4:18
21. "I Was Born" — 3:44
22. "Sound of Light" — 3:18
23. "Tonight" — 4:37

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Drums

Additional Musicians
* David Campbell — Composer
* Prague Symphony — String Arrangements
13-31

## Listen

**13-31** is the third album and fifth release by the artist BoneMagic, based out of Stilwell, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by BoneMagic except where noted.

1. "1-3-3-1" — 2:31
2. "Dirt Digger" — 3:17
3. "Not My Outland" — 2:42
4. "A Crackwhore Lore" — 3:14
5. "Failed Cross Fallen" — 2:44
6. "Pyro Fancy" — 2:24
7. "Love Wrecker" — 2:19
8. "Jacks are Better" — 2:47
9. "Painful Needs" — 2:46
10. "Skrewed" — 2:46
11. "Lip Ripper" — 2:39
12. "Vapor Mist" — 2:13
13. "Hour Uno" — 4:08
14. "31-13" — 2:42

## Personnel

BoneMagic
* Matt Hex — Programming
1982 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1982**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1982 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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Another Day

## Listen

**Another Day** is the debut studio album by the band The Swon Brothers, based out of Muskogee, Oklahoma, released in 2009.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Swon Brothers except where noted.

1. "Southern Bell" — 4:02
2. "Another Day" — 3:45
3. "Who Would It Hurt to Try" — 4:11
4. "Leavin' Love" — 4:57
5. "Small Town" — 4:02
6. "Home" — 4:26
7. "I'm Gone" — 3:04
8. "Better Man" — 4:05
9. "Tennessee" — 2:55
10. "Playback" — 4:53
11. "Watch Out for That Lady" — 3:12

## Personnel

The Swon Brothers
* Zach Swon — Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Organ, Strings, Percussion
* Colton Swon — Vocals, Bass
All About a Bubble

## Listen

**All About a Bubble** is an Oklahoma band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 2011. The group has toured the nation, playing for crowds of thousands. All About a Bubble has won fan voted accolades for “Song of the Year” and “Best Indie Rock Band” at the Absolute Best Of Tulsa Awards in 2013. They also won the International 2014 Breakout Artist music competition out of over 11,000 submissions worldwide voted by top industry judges including Grammy winners and record label A&R.

With an actively supportive fan base, in 2015, the band won a fan voted competition to play The Hop Jam music festival with Hanson, The Polyphonic Spree, and the Center of the Universe Festival with Panic! at The Disco and American Authors. Most recently, in 2017, they won a spot playing The Rock Boat with Sister Hazel, Better Than Ezra, and Matt Nathanson. Most recently in July of 2018 they shared the stage with Bush, Our Lady Peace, Fuel and many more at the Inkcarceration Festival in Mansfield, Ohio at the famous state reformatory featured in the movie "The Shawshank Redemption".

## All About a Bubble

### Studio

3

Studio albums
* *The Life and Times Of... (2012)*
* *The Sailor, The Captain (2014)*
* *This Atmosphere* (2017)

## Awards

* 2013 – Absolute Best of Tulsa Awards
	+ “Song of the Year”
	+ “Best Indie Rock Band”
* 2014 – International 2014 Breakout Artist

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Age of Arrogance

## Listen

**Age of Arrogance** is the third album by the band Obscure Sanity, based out of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Obscure Sanity except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 0:14
2. "Searching" — 5:14
3. "Blind and Ignorant" — 5:47
4. "Crows Amongst the Fields" — 4:48
5. "Under a Burning Sky" — 7:52
6. "Holocene's End" — 6:33

## Personnel

Obscure Sanity
* Joe Martinez — Vocals
* Owen Ellis — Guitar
* Elijah Martinez — Guitar
* Alex Crawford — Bass
* Joseph James — Drums
Aggravated Nuisance

### Associated Acts

Enfuneration • Euclid Crash • Exitium • Horde Casket • Nahurak • Ongendus • Beyond the Red Horizon • Bi-Products • Kobra Kommander • They Stay Dead

## Members

### Current Members

* Nick Cebalo (Vocals)
* Dave Klein (Bass)
* Kevin Bernardy (Drums)

## Listen

**Aggravated Nuisance** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma .

## Aggravated Nuisance

### EP

1

EPs
* *Deadly Forces* (2019)

## External Links

* Facebook
* Spotify
Ancient Chinese Penis

### Associated Acts

Brutal Gardeners • Don't Care Bears • Fuckface • Illegitimate Sons of Jackie O • Multiple Choice • Van Gogh's Ear • Artimus Pyle • Conquest for Death • Laudanum • Malachi • No Statik • Opt Out • Ritual Control • Shit Coffins • Sterile Mind • Suicide Bomb • Vaccuum • What Happens Next • Infernal Noise Brigade • Sickening Thuds

## Members

### Past Members

* Dan Riffe (Vocals, Guitar)
* Dave Hyde (Vocals)
* Matt Shapiro (Guitar)
* Robert Collins (Bass)
* Dan Francis (Drums)

**Ancient Chinese Penis** was a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma.

## Ancient Chinese Penis

### EP

3

EPs
* *Fistful O Penis* (1992)
* *Ancient Chinese Penis: Envy* (1993)
* *Al Fresca* ()
2000 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2000**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2000 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March
 Mar. 2000

## Second quarter

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June

## Third quarter

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August

September
 Sept. 12, 2000

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
2 Weeks Ago

**2 Weeks Ago** was a band formed in Jenks, Oklahoma.

## Personnel

The band was formed by Jenks High School students and its original 4-piece line-up included Spencer Aston, Andrew Iski, Nick Rosendahl, and Brandon Beach. Rosendahl left the band in 2008 and was replaced by Kaleb Stewart, who performed with the band until its dissolution.

## 2 Weeks Ago

### EP

1

EPs
* *Lost & Lonely* (2006)
And There Stand Empires

### Associated Acts

900X • Callupsie • Damezumari • Daniel(((S))) • Disparity Gospel • Ester Drang • James McAlister • Oklahoma • Senior Fellows

## Members

### Current Members

* Hank Hanewinkel III (Drums, Melodica, Vibraphone)
* Julia Hangs (Piano, Rhodes)
* James Plumlee (Bass, Vibraphone)
* Daniel Sutliff (Bass, Rhodes)

## Listen

**And There Stand Empires** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## And There Stand Empires

### Live

2

Studio Albums
* *And There Stand Empires* (2001)
* *And There Stand Empires* (2011)
* *III* (2015)
* *Ceremonial Syndrome* (2018)

EPs
* *Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey/And There Stand Empires (2002) with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey*
* *Tour* (2010)

Live Albums
* *Live at Borders 2000* (2018)
* *Live at Borders 2001* (2018)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Applied Music Program

## Applied Music Program

### Associated Acts

Ester Drang • Gentle Ghost • Stardeath and White Dwarfs • The Starlight Mints

## Members

### Current Members

* Becky Carman (Vocals, Keyboard, Guitar)
* Andy Nunez (Guitar)
* Marian Nunez (Bass)
* Matt Duckworth (Drums)
* Zach Nedbalek (?)
* Tommy McKenzie (?)

## Listen

**Applied Music Program** is a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
2015 events

This is a collection of **2015 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* All About a Bubble
* Anchorway
* The Beaten Daylights
* Breakup
* Carcinogen Daily
* Cavern Company
* Downward
* The Fairweather (later renamed Lone Wild)
* Garrett Heck
* Girls Club
* Harumph
* The Holy Void
* The Ivy
* Jared Deck
* Jason Scott
* Less Than Human
* Let Slip the Dogs
* Letters to a Friend
* Lullaby
* Midday Static
* Morgueanne
* Nightingale
* Piece of Mind
* Rei Arkana
* Tyler Lee
* Violent Victim
* Zunis

### Reformed

* Anialas
* Brooks & Dunn

### Dissolved

* 3 Dates Later
* Anialas
* Avivyn
* Bitchcraft
* Bound
* Bruce Flea
* Carnegie
* Daydream Empire
* Depth & Current
* Gentle Ghost
* Honeylark
* Jean Shepard
* John Wayne's Bitches
* KingShifter
* Low Litas
* Mont Lyons
* Obstructionists
* Rats Nest
* Red Eye Gravy
* Rei Rurouni
* Them Hounds
* Tom Skinner's Wednesday Night Science Project

## Deaths

* July 12, 2015 — Tom Skinner — (Science Project)
* Nov. 13, 2015 — Bill Perry — (Founder, Oklahoma Bluegrass Club)
Animal Names (Album)

## Listen

**Animal Names** is the debut studio album by the band Animal Names, based out of Tulsa, OK.

## Content

The album was released in digital, CD, and vinyl formats.

## Track listing

All songs written by Animal Names except where noted.

1. "Denial" - 3:16
2. "Flowers in Your Hair" - 3:42
3. "Greens & Red" - 4:16
4. "Deep South" - 2:53
5. "Turquoise Mountains" - 3:11
6. "Heading Down to Dallas" - 3:23
7. "Indian Headdress" - 3:53

## Personnel

### Animal Names

* Ian Gollahon
* Brian Keller
* Philip Martin
* Andrew Howard
Atonement

## Listen

**Atonement** is the second album by the band Esoterik, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Esoterik except where noted.

1. "Dearly Departed" — 4:43
2. "Blood on My Hands" — 3:44
3. "Heaven on Earth" — 4:38
4. "Under My Wing" — 4:36
5. "Soft Fascination" — 3:16
6. "City of Ashes" — 4:24
7. "Witching Hour" — 4:00
8. "Necrodancer" — 3:18
9. "Attraction" — 3:54
10. "Cup of Life" — 3:54

## Personnel

Esoterik
* Allison Eckfeldt — Vocals
* Brady Bledsoe — Synth, Guitar
2022 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2022**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2022 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1981 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1981**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1981 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1988 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1988**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1988 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Act I: The Next Concept

## Listen

**Act I: The Next Concept**, is the second album by the artist P.D.A., based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Its production was plagued by a series of setbacks. Many of the guest artists were on P.D.A.'s former label, Big Wolf Entertainment, and their contributions could not appear on the release. To make matters worse, the album was stolen from P.D.A.'s apartment by fellow rappers. Because of these setbacks, the entire album was set to be rerecorded.

Only a few hundred copies of this album were produced, but it was later released digitally for free.

## Track listing

All songs written by P.D.A. except where noted.

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals
AM

AM
--

## Members

### Current Members

* Anthony Miller (Vocals,

**AM** is a solo artist born in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Discography

AM
--

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Troubled Times* (2005)
* *Soul Variations*(2007)
* *Future Sons & Daughters* (2010)
* *Precious Life* (2016)
* *Homelands* (2018)

EPs
* *Endings are Beginnings: Acoustic* (2007)
* *Side by Side: Duets Vol. 1* (2008)
2005 events

This is a collection of **2005 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* 2 Weeks Ago
* 4 Points West
* Black Tie Event
* Callupsie
* Carrie Underwood
* Colourmusic
* Congress of a Crow
* Darla Z
* Dwell Within
* Horseshoe Road (later renamed Kyle Dillingham & Horseshoe Road)
* The Oh Johnny! Girls
* Okie Dokie Stompers
* Second Hand Glory
* Submerged in Dirt
* S.W.A.T. Team
* Tulsa Symphony
* Umbrellas

### Reformed

* Anita Bryant
* Debris
* Garth Brooks
* Mel McDaniel

### Dissolved

* 20/20
* Anita Bryant
* The Deck
* Free Advertizement
* Outmind
* Ultrafix
* Waiting on E

## Deaths

* May 21, 2005 — Leonard Cozad, Sr. — (Cozad Singers)
1943 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1943**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1943 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol IX: Christmas in Color

## Listen

**A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol IX: Christmas in Color** is the tenth installment in a series of Christmas compilations of Oklahoma artists presented by Fowler Volkswagon. It is the ninth installment recorded at Blackwatch Studios, based out of Norman, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by their respective artist except where noted.

1. "Last Christmas" — 3:37 (LCG & the X)
2. "Christmas Dreams" — 2:15 (Colourmusic)
3. "Meltin With You" — 4:19 (Twiggs)
4. "Fireside" — 2:57 (RVRB)
5. "Signs & Wonders" — 4:11 (Mini Trees)
6. "The Santa Hop" — 2:40 (Goldenface)
7. "Santa is a Lie" — 2:28 (Husbands)
8. "Christmas for Cowboys" — 2:41 (Samantha Crain)
9. "Look at These Christmas Trees" — 4:16 (The Wurly Birds)
10. "Captain Morgan" — 3:22 (Jake Tittle)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
1939 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1939**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1939 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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