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1985 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1985**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1985 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

February

March

## Second quarter

April

May

June
 June 10, 1985

## Third quarter

July

August

September
 Sept. 15, 1985

## Fourth quarter

October

November

December

Unknown
 1985
 1985
At Fellowship Hall

## Listen

**At Fellowship Hall** is the debut album by the band Brad James Band, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brad James Band except where noted.

1. "No Dress Rehearsal" — 4:48
2. "Heather Grows" — 5:25
3. "Hey Sara" — 5:31
4. "Effort" — 3:51
5. "Together" — 4:47
6. "April's Girlfriend" — 6:07
7. "Blues for Rollo" — 5:41
8. "Trust" — 6:16

## Personnel

Henna Roso
* Brad James — Vocals, Guitar, Baritone, Sitar
* Joe Schicke — Guitar, Vocals (Track: 4)
* Dylan Layton — Bass
* Andrea Kyle — Hammond Organ, Vocals
* Kristin Ruyle — Congas, Percussion, Vocals
* Nicholas Foster — Drums, Vibraphone, Percussion

Additional Musicians
* Lauren Barth — Vocals
* Celeste DiOrio — Vocals
* Chris Combs — Lap Steel
* Richie Lawrence — Piano
* Ray Bonneville — Harmonica
* Cary Morin — Pedal Steel, Vocals
* Jesse Aycock — Dobro, Pedal Steel, Vocals

Production
* Chris Combs — Producer, Mixing, Engineering
* Kevin Lively — Mastering
* Jason Weinheimer — Engineering
* Zachariah Reeves — Engineering
* Dylan Layton — Engineering
* Steve Hammons — Design, Layout
* Phil Clarkin — Photography
* Brian Clifton — Photography
1995 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1995**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1995 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
An Infinite Void

## Listen

**An Infinite Void** is the fourth EP and fifth release by the artist The Bourgeois, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Bourgeois except where noted.

1. "Star-Spangled Tank Top" — 2:31
2. "An Infinite Void" — 3:06
3. "Tight Rope (RIP)" — 2:24

## Personnel

The Bourgeois
* Zachary Mobley — Vocals, Guitar
* Vance Young — Bass
* Ty Clark — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
1988 events

This is a collection of **1988 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Oklahoma City Philharmonic
* Peter Parker
* Red Dirt Rangers
* The Tractors
* Tramp

### Dissolved

* Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
* Rocket Rangers

## Deaths

* June 22, 1988 — Jesse Ed Davis — (Junior Markham & The Tulsa Review, Taj Mahal, Jesse Davis)
1991 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1991**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1991 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
Animal Instincts

## Listen

**Animal Instincts** is the twentieth EP (nineteenth hanson.net exclusive) and forty-sixth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released in 2018.

## Content

The album artwork features photographs of Hanson and their dogs.

## Track listing

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

1. "Working" — 3:50
2. "Goldminer" — 3:11
3. "Young and Dumb" — 4:18
4. "Bad for Me" — 3:51
5. "Sophia" — 3:23

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
A Good Problem to Have

## Listen

**A Good Problem to Have** is the first full-length studio album by the band Addverse Effects, released in 2016.

## Track listing

All songs written by Addverse Effects except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 0:44
2. "Live 4 the Moment" — 6:24
3. "Candy" — 3:42
4. "Flex 5" — 2:42
5. "Destruction" — 6:36
6. "In My Mind" — 9:21
7. "Ain't No Power" — 5:20
8. "Trance" — 4:27
9. "Dark Night" — 5:57
10. "So Blue" — 6:41
11. "Valley of Darkness" — 4:31
12. "Minivan" — 4:00
13. "Outro" — 4:46
Demo 1995

## Listen

**Demo 1995** is the third EP by the band Eternal Decision, based out of Edmond, Oklahoma.

## Content

"Imminent Destruction", "Overflow", and "Things I Say" previously appeared on *Demo 1994*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Eternal Decision except where noted.

1. "Imminent Destruction" —
2. "Fearless" —
3. "Overflow" —
4. "Alive" —
5. "Things I Say" —

## Personnel

Eternal Decision
* Joe Chambless — Vocals, Bass
* Cory Boatright — Guitar, Vocals
* Tommy Torres — Guitar
* Kirk Campbell — Drums
After the Gold Rush Party

## Listen

**After the Gold Rush Party** is the fourth album and sixth release by the artist Husbands, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Husbands except where noted.

1. "Cherries" — 1:35
2. "Manhorse" — 3:04
3. "Culebra" — 3:40
4. "Mexico" — 3:32
5. "Tijuana" — 1:22
6. "3AM" — 3:18
7. "She's a Betty" — 1:58
8. "Narc in a Melvin's Tee" — 2:51
9. "Speed Racer" — 3:54
10. "Mr. Downtown" —2:12
11. "Ms. Universe" — 2:25
12. "Piggy" — 2:16
13. "Bikini Bottoms" — 3:26

## Personnel

Husbands
* Wil Norton — Vocals, Guitar
* Danny Davis — Vocals, Guitar, Synth

Production
* Husbands — Producer
* Chad Copelin — Producer, Engineering

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* CDBaby
* Spotify
1977 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1977**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1977 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
1989 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1989**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1989 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
Booze, Bitterness & Broken Hearts

## Listen

**Booze, Bitterness & Broken Hearts** is the debut album by the band The Normandys, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Normandys except where noted.

1. "Raise Your Glass" — 0:58
2. "She's a Waste" — 1:55
3. "Bruce" — 3:44
4. "Too Late" — 2:56
5. "Working Class Like Whiskey" — 3:51
6. "Say Goodbye" — 3:47
7. "States United" — 3:07
8. "Lost Souls" — 2:53
9. "Jingle Beers" — 2:51
10. "Horseshoes & Handgrenades" — 3:14
11. "Youth vs Experience" — 3:39

## Personnel

The Normandys
* Jay Horn — Vocals
* Justin Lloyd — Guitar
* Chris Cartwright — Guitar
* Les Hodge — Bass
* Pete Webb — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Acid Queen (Acid Queen Album)

## Listen

**Acid Queen** is the debut EP by the band Acid Queen, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma released in 2017.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jack Van Baton except where noted.

1. "You Bought It" — 2:54
2. "Dance with the Babes" — 3:11
3. "Rock'n'Roll Queen" — 2:35
4. "Rang Like a Bell" — 4:01

## Personnel

### Acid Queen

* Jack Van Baton  — Vocals, Guitar

**Additional Musicians**

* CM Rodriguez — Drums, Bass, Keyboard

**Production**

* CM Rodriguez — recording, mixing, producing
Ahna Jennings & Calamity Heart

## Listen

**Ahna Jennings & Calamity Heart** is a band based out of Fort Gibson, Oklahoma.

## 2014-2018: Ahna Jennings

Ahna Jennings began performing at age 14, in 2014.

In December 2015, at the age of 15, she made headlines after personally renting the Roxy Theater in Muskogee, Oklahoma. In previous years, the venue had consistently hosted a Christmas concert. However, due to an expection of low turnout due to requiring a cover charge, it was up in the air whether or not there would be one that year.

Not wanting to see a year go by without a concert, Ahna scraped together $250 of her own money, earned from playing on the side of the road “just for kicks” in late October at the Fort Gibson Smokin’ the Fort BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. She made enough money in a two-hour session to pay the Roxy rental fee.

At the time, Ahna said she didn’t know what she’d used the money for so she set it aside. As Christmas came around, she decided it was best to use it to gift live music for free.

## 2018-Present: Calamity Heart

Four years after stepping onto the stage for the first time, and a brief period of introspection, Ahna Jennings connected with area musician Kyle Brown, followed by two of the most successful musicians on the Red Dirt/Texas Country music scene, Brad Rice and Donnie Wood. From this fusion, Calamity Heart was born.

The band released their first single, "How I Spend My Nights", independently in 2018. A follow-up album was then announced shortly thereafter, under the title "Gypsy".

## Ahna Jennings & Calamity Heart

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* *Gypsy* (TBA)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Blue Bandana

## Listen

**Blue Bandana** is the twelfth album by the artist Brandon Jenkins, originally based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brandon Jenkins except where noted.

1. "Black Mood Ring" — 4:08
2. "She Likes to Ride" — 3:36
3. "The Path" — 4:24
4. "Under the Shadow of the Refinery" — 4:48
5. "Burn" — 3:05
6. "High John the Conquerer" — 3:04
7. "Reeva" — 3:30
8. "Blue Bandana" — 4:51
9. "Don't Hold on to the Past" — 4:24
10. "Send Down an Angel" — 3:14

## Personnel

Brandon Jenkins
* Brandon Dean Jenkins — Vocals, Guitar
1992 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1992**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1992 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
 Sept. 14, 1992

## Fourth quarter

October

November
 Nov. 24, 1992

December
Blake Shelton

## Listen

**Blake Shelton** is a solo artist who started in Ada, Oklahoma.

## Blake Shelton

### Compilation

4

Studio Albums
* *Blake Shelton* (2001)
* *The Dreamer* (2003)
* *Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill* (2004)
* *Pure BS* (2007)
* *Startin' Fires* (2008)
* *Red River Blue* (2011)
* *Cheers, It's Christmas* (2012)
* *Based on a True Story...* (2013)
* *Bringing Back the Sunshine* (2014)
* *If I'm Honest* (2016)
* *Texoma Shore* (2017)

EPs
* *Blake Shelton: Collector's Edition* (2008)
* *Hillbilly Bone* (2010)
* *All About Tonight* (2010)
* *Blake Shelton Live* (2017)

Compilation Albums
* *Blake Shelton - The Essentials* (2009)
* *Loaded: The Best of Blake Shelton* (2010)
* *Original Album Series* (2012)
* *Loaded: 20 #1 Hits* (2015)
2019 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2019**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2019 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

This is an incomplete list. You can assist by adding more information to this page. Need help? Visit **Tutorial - Adding Albums**.
Believers in Medicine

## Listen

**Believers in Medicine** is the first album and second release by the artist Rainbows are Free, based out of Norman, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Rainbows are Free except where noted.

1. "Slow Train" — 4:16
2. "Freedumb" — 3:45
3. "Come" — 5:27
4. 'Believers in Medicine" — 6:42
5. "Last Supper" — 4:18
6. "Are You Dead" — 4:14
7. "J.C. vs. Penicillin" — 2:17
8. "Sinking Ship" — 5:04
9. "The Battle of Procreation" — 6:40

## Personnel

Rainbows are Free
* Brandon Fain Kistler — Vocals
* Richie Tarver — Guitar, Vocals
* Lucas Watson — Guitar
* Chad Hogue — Bass

Additional Musicians
* Matt Duckworth — Drums

Production
* Trent Bell — Engineering, Mixing
* Garrett Haines — Mastering

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Axis

## Members

### Past Members

* Steven Blackwell (Vocals, Guitar, Programming)
* Britney Postoak (Vocals, Keyboard, Percussion)
* Trent T. (Vocals, Programming)
* Joy Blackwell (Vocals)
* Layla (Vocals)
* John Beauchamp (Guitar)
* James Huff (Drums)
* Jason
* Andy (Guitar)

**Axis** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Axis

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Death & Rebirth* (2008)

EPs
* *Polær* (2011)
Deadly Forces

## Listen

**Deadly Forces** is the debut EP by the band Aggravated Nuisance, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The cassette includes an additional bonus track.

## Track listing

All songs written by Aggravated Nuisance except where noted.

1. "Intense Velocity" — 2:58
2. "Electric Chair" — 1:20
3. "Radiation Meltdown" — 1:34
4. "Endless War" — 2:20
5. "Scum" — 1:25
6. "Living the Nightmare" — 1:56
7. "Mind-Altering Epidemic" — 3:21

## Personnel

Aggravated Nuisance
* Nick Cebalo — Vocals
* Brian Carrigan — Guitar
* Dave Klein — Bass
* Kevin Bernardy — Drums

Production
* Aggravated Nuisance — Producer
* Mike Kennerty — Producer, Mixing, Engineering
* Justin Perkins — Mastering

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Dkryption

## Dkryption

### Genres

Electronic • Industrial • Electro-Industrial

## Members

### Current Members

* Wes Turner (Vocals, Synth, Programming, Drums, Percussion, Guitar, Samples)
* Stephen Bristol (Guitar, Keyboard, Percussion)

**Dkryption** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Songs

### Remixes

* 2019 "Dead Waves (Dkryption Remix)" by V▲LH▲LL
* 2019 "Trash Mental (Dkryption Remix)" by Ritualz

## External Links

* Facebook
* Soundcloud
Division (Forte Album)

## Listen

**Division** is the second album and fourth release by the band Forté, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Forté except where noted.

1. "Dischord" — 3:42
2. "One Flesh" — 3:47
3. "Inhuman" — 3:05
4. "Division" — 4:44
5. "Thirteen Steps" — 3:28
6. "Legacy of Silence" — 4:10
7. "The Last Machine" — 5:14
8. "Ultimatum" — 4:20
9. "E.2.M.N." — 3:07
10. "Back to Zero" — 3:08
11. "In This Life" — 4:35
12. "Fast as a Shark" — 4:09

## Personnel

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

Additional Musicians
* Brad Worsham — Keyboard

Production
* Torsten Hartmann — Executive Producer
* Terrence Slemmons — Engineering, Mixing, Recording
* Rev. Jones — Engineering
* Sia Ahmadzadeh — Editing
* David Brown — Mastering
* Kevin Reeves — Mastering
* Peter Baltes — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Udo Dirkschneider — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Wolf Hoffmann — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Stefan Kaufmann — Co-Writer (Track: 12)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Encyclopaedia Metallum
Bluegrass Hop

## Listen

**Bluegrass Hop** is the fourth studio album by Mountain Smoke.

## Content

"Orange Blossom Special" was originally recorded for *On Blue Ridge*.

## Track listing

1. "Bluegrass Hop" — 2:12
2. "The Way That It Was" — 2:30
3. "Good Times" — 3:38
4. "Train to Glory Land" — 3:06
5. "Young Jane" — 2:43
6. "Down Louisiana Way" — 1:53
7. "Diggy Liggy Lo" — 2:10
8. "All I Gotta Say About That" — 3:25
9. "Orange Blossom Special" — 4:31 (Johnny Cash)
10. "That's Her That's Me" — 3:52
11. "Going Home to Oklahoma" — 3:41
12. "Oklahoma March" — 1:22

## Personnel

### Mountain Smoke

* Hal Clifford — Guitar
* Bill Perry — Banjo, Guitar
* Russ Christopher — Bass, Vocals
Color Me Badd

**Color Me Badd** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The original members of the group were lead singer Bryan Abrams, second tenor Mark Calderon, second tenor Sam Watters, and baritone Kevin Thornton. They formed in 1985 and broke up in 1998 before reuniting in 2010, with various lineups since. As of 2016, they operate as a trio with Abrams, Calderon and Adam Emil.

Best known for their singles "I Wanna Sex You Up", "I Adore Mi Amor" and "All 4 Love", the group has sold over 12 million records worldwide, had three number 1 hit singles, nine Top 40 hits and a triple-platinum album. They were nominated for two Grammy Awards, won two Soul Train Music Awards and one American Music Award and were nominated for five others. Their songs have been featured in movies and on television programs including New Jack City, Mo' Money, No Strings Attached and Glee. They made a cameo appearance as themselves on a 1992 episode of Beverly Hills, 90210.

## Color Me Badd

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *C.M.B.* (1991)
* *Time and Chance* (1993)
* *Now & Forever* (1996)
* *Awakening* (1998)

Remix Albums
* *Young, Gifted & Badd: The Remixes* (1992)

Compilation Albums
* *The Best of Color Me Badd* (2000)

## Awards

### American Music Awards

* 1991 Favorite Single – Soul/R&B – “I Wanna Sex You Up”
* 1991 Nomination for Favorite New Artist - Pop / Rock
* 1991 Nomination for Favorite New Artist - Soul / Rhythm & Blues
* 1991 Nomination for Favorite Single - Pop / Rock – “I Wanna Sex You Up”
* 1991 Nomination for Favorite Single - Soul / Rhythm & Blues – “I Adore Mi Amor”
* 1991 Nomination for Favorite Band, Duo or Group - Pop / Rock

### Grammy Awards

* 1992 Nomination for Best New Artist
* 1992 Nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance – Duo or Group – “I Wanna Sex You Up”

### Soul Train Music Awards

* 1991 Best R&B/Urban Contemporary Single - Group, Band or Duo – “I Wanna Sex You Up"
* 1991 Best R&B/Urban Contemporary Song of the Year – “I Wanna Sex You Up”
Asylum Choir

### Associated Acts

The Fencemen • Leon & Mary Russell • Leon Russell • The Starlighters • Delaney & Bonnie and Friends • Marc Benno

## Members

### Past Members

* Leon Russell (Piano, Guitar, Drums, Trumpet)
* Marc Benno (Vocals, Guitar, Bass)

## Listen

**Asylum Choir** was a band formed by Tulsa's Leon Russell and Dallas's Marc Benno, who were working as studio musicians in California.

Essentially a studio musician gathering, the Asylum Choir was formed around 1967 and the group's debut album was issued in 1968. A second album was recorded in 1969, but the album did not see release until late 1971 because of contract disputes. The duo had long since disbanded, but the second record sold well due to Russell's successful solo career, peaking at #70 on the Billboard 200 in 1972. Benno also became a successful solo artist later in the decade.

Russell used his creativity by writing and arranging each song. Russell recorded and played back a sped-up trumpet section. He use a multitrack recording of himself playing piano, guitar and drums on each song. Benno, using multi-track recording, was on vocals, guitar and bass guitar.

## Asylum Choir

### Studio

2

Studio Albums
* *Look Inside the Asylum Choir* (1968)
* *Asylum Choir II* (1971)
Combsy

## Combsy

### Genres

Jazz • Instrumental Hip Hop • Jazz Fusion

## Members

### Current Members

* Olivia McGraw (Vocals, Violin, Keyboard)
* Chris Combs (Guitar, Steel Guitar)
* Aaron Boehler (Bass)
* Josh Raymer (Drums, Electronics)

## Contact

### Booking

Hoplite Music

**Combsy** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Combsy

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Combsy* (2017)

EPs
* *3 for Fall (Booomclap)* (2013)
Between the Cracks, Volume One

## Listen

**Between the Cracks, Volume One** is the second compilation album by the solo artist Dwight Twilley based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released by the label Not Lame Archives. While this compilation is a collection of rarities from Twilley's back-catalog, the album itself has become a rarity.

## Content

Twilley is an extensive archivist of his personal exploits, and he's saved nearly everything he's recorded on his own and with the Dwight Twilley Band. *Between the Cracks, Volume One* features several songs from this collection, including several tracks from *The Luck* album. There's also a demo of a song from about 1973 featuring just Twilley and a piano.

Twilley himself annotates the songs, some of which he has specific recollections about and others that he doesn't even remember writing. Dating from 1973 to 1994, they include polished pop/rock performances in the standard Twilley style, with its driving guitars and heavily echoed vocals, as well as oddities such as a Christmas song ("Christmas Love"), a near re-creation of the sound of Alvin & the Chipmunks called "Eli Bolack" ("I have no idea how, or why, this happened," Twilley writes), and a stately ballad that, as the artist notes, sounds like a song from a musical ("Where the Birds Fly").

## Track listing

All songs written by Dwight Twilley except where noted.

1. "Black Eyes" — 3:41
2. "Let Me Down" — 2:58
3. "Don't You Love Her" — 3:09
4. "Lullaby" — 3:51
5. "Forget About It Baby" — 3:37
6. "Round and Around" — 3:45
7. "Reach for the Sky" — 3:27
8. "Too Young for Love" — 3:45
9. "Eli Bolack" — 1:13
10. "Oh Carrie" — 3:40
11. "Living in the City" — 2:35
12. "Christmas Love" — 4:07
13. "To Get to You" — 3:06
14. "Where the Birds Fly" — 2:00
15. "No Place Like Home" — 3:30
16. "Perfect World" — 4:26
Chud

### Associated Acts

Black Magnet • Grasseaters • I Resign • Komarov • The Needlepoints • Power Pyramid • Sensitiv Southside Boy • Sex Snobs • Steeples

## Members

### Past Members

* Daniel Weaver (Vocals, Guitar)
* Alex Barnard (Guitar)
* James Hammontree (Bass)
* Billy Reid (Drums)

**Chud**, stylized as **CHUD**, was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Chud

### EP

2

EPs
* *Paintscratcher/Chud* (2012) with Paintscratcher
* *Chud* (2012)
Brandon Jenkins

## Listen

**Brandon Jenkins** was a solo artist originally based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. He later relocated to Austin, Texas in 2003. In 2016, he relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, where he resided until his death in 2018.

## Brandon Jenkins

### Live

2

Studio Albums
* *Tough Times Don't Last* (1994)
* *Faded* (1996)
* *The Ghost of Jesse James* (1999)
* *Unmended* (2002)
* *Down in Flames* (2005)
* *VII* (2006)
* *Faster Than a Stone* (2008)
* *Brothers of the Dirt* (2009)
* *Under the Sun* (2011)
* *Through the Fire* (2013)
* *I Stand Alone* (2014)
* *Blue Bandana* (2015)
* *The Flag* (2016)
* *Tail Lights in a Boomtown* (2018)

EPs
* *Glass House Sessions* (2015)

Live Albums
* *Live at the Blue Door* (2000)
* *Brandon Jenkins @ Radio Recorders* (2015)
Bill Grant & Delia Bell

## Bill Grant & Delia Bell

### Associated Acts

Bill Grant & Delia Bell and Kiamichi Mountain Boys • Delia Bell

## Members

### Past Members

* Bill Grant
* Francis Leona Bell

**Bill Grant & Delia Bell** was a band formed in Hugo, Oklahoma

## Bill Grant & Delia Bell

### Artist

Bill Grant & Delia Bell

Studio Albums
* *In England* (1978)
* *Bill Grant & Delia Bell* (1980)
* *Rollin’* (1981)
* *The Cheer of the Home Fires* (1954)
* *A Few Dollars More* (1985)
* *Following a Feeling* (1988)

Compilations
1997: Dreaming
Becky Hobbs

## Listen

**Becky Hobbs** is a solo artist based out of Oklahoma.

## Becky Hobbs

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Becky Hobbs* (1974)
* *From the Heartland* (1975)
* *Everyday* (1977)
* *Becky Hobbs* (1979)
* *All Keyed Up* (1988)
* *The Boots I Came to Town In* (1994)
* *From Oklahoma with Love* (1998)
* *Songs from the Road of Life* (2004)
* *Nanyehi: Beloved Woman of the Cherokee* (2011)

Compilations
* *Best of the Beckaroo, Vol. 1* (2006)
Broncho

**Broncho**, stylized as **BRONCHO**, is a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma in 2010. The current lineup consists of Ryan Lindsey on guitar and vocals, Ben King on guitars, Hilary Pitchlynn on bass and Nathan Price on drums.

Their debut album *Can't Get Past the Lips* originally came out in 2011 and was re-released by Fairfax Recordings in 2013. Broncho released their second album *Just Enough Hip to Be Woman* on September 16, 2014 on Dine Alone Records. The album received generally favorable reviews from the music press.

The band's song "It's On" was played over the closing credits of "Females Only," the first episode of the third season of the HBO series *Girls*. "Try Me Out Sometime" was used in an advertisement for HBO Now and *Movie 43*. "Try Me Out Sometime" was also featured in the documentary, *Valley Uprising*. The track "Class Historian" was used in a commercial featuring Kate Hudson for her Fabletics brand of women's athletic clothing as well as Cartoon Network's *We Bare Bears* bearstack campaign. "Class Historian" also appears on the soundtrack for *Vacation*, as well as the second episode of the second season of Santa Clarita Diet.

Their fourth album *Bad Behaviour* came out in 2018. Described as slightly more "pop" than their previous efforts, it has been well received nonetheless.

## Broncho

### Studio

4

Studio Albums
* *Can't Get Past the Lips* (2011)
* *Just Enough Hip to Be Woman* (2014)
* *Double Vanity* (2016)
* *Bad Behaviour* (2018)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol V: Naughty List* (2015)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Beautiful Distraction

## Listen

**Beautiful Distraction** is the seventh album by the artist Joesf Glaude, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Joesf Glaude except where noted.

1. "Beautiful Distraction” — 3:01
2. "Pri-Chele” — 1:50
3. "When She Smiles” — 4:00
4. "Capri's Knees” — 3:24
5. "Luz E' Sombre” — 4:38
6. "A Thousand Miles” — 3:00
7. "Almost Home” — 1:18
8. "Face of an Angel” — 3:22
9. "Counting Days” — 3:04
10. "Poodle and Perky Smiles” — 2:33
11. "In Restless Dreams” — 2:59
12. "Pri-Chele (Minor Variation)” — 1:28
13. "Une Fluer Cheri” — 2:07

## Personnel

Joesf Glaude
* Joesf Glaude — Guitar, Bass, Percussion

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
1987 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1987**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1987 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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## Third quarter

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## Fourth quarter

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Blue Alleluia

## Listen

**Blue Alleluia** is the second album by the solo artist Jared Tyler, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jared Tyler except where noted.

1. "Questions" — 3:50
2. "Jozie Blue" — 3:43
3. "Hey Janay" — 3:43
4. "Dancer" — 4:01
5. "Stone is Stone" — 4:26
6. "Nomo" — 4:44
7. "Blue Alleluia" — 4:00
8. "Forever with You" — 3:53
9. "Reggabilly Hill" — 4:45
10. "Too Much" — 3:34
11. "One World Love" — 3:45

## Personnel

Jared Tyler
* Jared Tyler — Vocals, Guitar, Banjo, Dobro, E-Bow, Lap Steel, Mandolin

Additional Musicians
* Emmylou Harris — Vocals
* Mac McAnally — Vocals
* Mary Kay Place — Vocals
* Travis Fite — Vocals

Michael Garrett — Vocals, Bouzouki, Guitar, Keyboard Bass, Keyboard, Mando, Slide Guitar, Synthesizer Cello, Washboard

* Brian Lee — Vocals, Keyboards, Hammond Organ, Piano
* Monty Byrom — Guitar, Percussion
* Chris Morgan — Guitar
* Willie Weeks — Bass
* Kirk Johnson — Harmonica
* Jim Horn — Saxophone
* Chris Dunn — Trombone
* Steve Patrick — Trumpet
* Pauline Kim — Violin
* Richard Brown — Drums
* Tony Mason — Drums, Percussion
* Jeff Porter — Djembe

Production
* Russ Titelman — Producer, Artwork, Mixing, Photography, Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
* Monty Byrom — Co-Producer
* Scott Hutchison — Co-Producer, Co-Writer (Tracks: 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11), Engineer
* Michael Garrett — Co-Producer, Writer (Tracks: 4, 9, 10), Co-Writer (Tracks: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11), Engineer
* Jim Horn — Horn Arrangements
* Joe Lambert — Mastering
* Jared Tyler — Engineer
* Monty Byrom — Co-Writer (Track: 6), Engineer
* M. Hans Liebert — Engineer, Mastering
* Mark Capps — Engineer
* Chad Carlson — Engineer
* Jason Corsaro — Engineer, Mixing
* Chuck Zwicky — Engineer
* Jason Finkel — Mixing Assistant

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
* Tulsa World
Broken Flesh

### Associated Acts

Center of Disease • Formaldehyde • Horde Casket • Septic Devourment • Vangough • Dissonant Fate • Human Meat Market • Infliction

## Members

### Current Members

* Kevin Tubby (Vocals, Guitars)
* Bryan Nikkel (Bass)
* Brandon Lopez (Drums)

### Past Members

* Jacob Mathes (Vocals)
* Ricky Puckett (Vocals)
* Roy Limon (Guitar)
* Steve Giddens (Guitar, Vocals)
* Steve Maxwell (Guitar, Bass)
* Dakota Whiteside (Guitar)
* Joshua Mathes (Bass, Vocals)
* Taylor Strader (Bass)
* James Hendrix (Bass)
* Kyle Fitzgerald (Bass, Vocals)

**Broken Flesh** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Broken Flesh

### EP

1

* *Forever in Flames* (2013)
* *Warbound* (2016)
* *Broken Flesh* (2015)

EPs
* *Stripped, Stabbed, and Crucified* (2012 )
Beyond the Horizon

## Listen

**Beyond the Horizon** is the debut album by the band My Solstice, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by My Solstice except where noted.

1. "Rock Bottom" — 3:32
2. "Elevator" — 3:27
3. "Minor Complex" — 3:52
4. "Pass By" — 3:57
5. "Louisiana" — 2:48
6. "The Art of Growth" — 4:01

## Personnel

My Solstice
* Brandon Davis — Vocals
* Dustin Howard — Guitar
* Tom Pritner — Bass
* Ely Gattenby — Drums

Additional Musicians
* Leif West — Guitar (Track: 2)
* Todd Shaver — Bass (Tracks: 1-5)
* Stephen Egerton — Bass (Track: 6)

Production
* Stephen Egerton — Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Mastering
* My Solstice — Producer
* Matt Stevens — Executive Producer
* Jeremy Charles — Artwork, Photography
Brother Inferior

### Associated Acts

Assembly of God • Bring Down the Hammer • Concept of Nonsense • Illegitimate Sons of Jackie O • Larkin • The Leveling • Mad Arab • N.O.T.A. • Senior Fellows • The Shame • Unsociety

## Members

### Past Members

* Chad Malone (Vocals, Guitar)
* Ryan Rolston (Guitar)
* Alex Simmons (Bass)
* Mike Spradlin (Drums)
* Dan Riffe
* Grant Lohrey
* Jason Garvey
* Michael Standridge

**Brother Inferior** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Brother Inferior

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Anthems for Greater Salvation* (1997)

EPs
* *Bound and Gagged* (1995)
* *Blasphemy and Treason* (1996)
* *Punk Torture Night / Freedom's Sons* (1997) with N.O.T.A.
* *Brother Inferior / Whorehouse of Representatives* (1998) with Whorehouse of Representatives
* *Six More Reasons* (1998)
* *Dismantling The Capitalist Machine* (1999)

Compilation Albums
* *Anthems '94-'97* (1999)

Other Appearances
* *Straight from the Crotch of the Bible Belt* (1994)
Blackpill

**Blackpill** was a solo artist based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## 2020—Present: Arrest

On March 18, 2020, Aaron Dale Craiger was arrested in Newark, New Jersey on counts of attempted sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.

## Blackpill

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Declaration of War* (2019)

EPs
* *Critical Malfunction* (2018)
* *Revolution* (2018)
Anita Bryant

### Labels

Carlton • Columbia • Harmony • Word • Myrrh • Anita Bryant MinistriesCollectables

## Listen

**Anita Bryant** is a solo artist who started in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After living in Miami, Florida for most of her career, she has also lived in Selma, AL, Atlanta, GA, and Branson, MO among others. In 2002, she moved back to Oklahoma and currently resides in Edmond, Oklahoma.

In 2005, Bryant returned to Barnsdall, Oklahoma to attend the town's 100th anniversary celebration and to have a street renamed in her honor. She returned to her high school in Tulsa on April 21, 2007, to perform in the school's annual musical revue.

## Anita Bryant

### Compilation

7

Studio Albums
* *Anita Bryant* (1959)
* *Hear Anita Bryant in Your Home Tonight!* (1960)
* *In My Little Corner of the World* (1961)
* *Kisses Sweeter Than Wine* (1961)
* *Abiding Love* (1962)
* *In a Velvet Mood* (1962)
* *The ABC Stories of Jesus* (1962)
* *As Long as He Needs Me* (1963)
* *The Country's Best* (1963)
* *The World of Lonely People* (1964)
* *Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory* (1966)
* *I Believe* (1967)
* *Do You Hear What I Hear? Christmas with Anita Bryant* (1967)
* *How Great Thou Art* (1968)
* *In Remembrance of You (The Story of a Love Affair)* (1968)
* *Little Things Mean a Lot* (1969)
* *Abide with Me* (1970)
* *Naturally* (1972)
* *The Miracle of Christmas* (1972)
* *Battle Hymn of the Republic* (1973)
* *Old Fashioned Prayin'* (1975)
* *Anita Bryant's All-Time Favorite Hymns* (1975)
* *This is My Story, This is My Song* (1975)
* *Singing a New Song* (1977)
* *Anita with Love* (1985)

Live Albums
* *The Best of Johnny Desmond & Anita Bryant at Jubilee 1964* (1964) with Johnny Desmond

Soundtracks
* *Anita Bryant's TV Special Album* (1980)

Compilations
* *Anita Bryant's Greatest Hits* (1963)
* *Anita Bryant* (1968)
* *World Without Love* (1970)
* *Sweet Hour of Prayer* (1973)
* *Paper Roses* (1995)
* *All the Hits and More* (1997)
* *Red Feather Girl* (2010)

## External Links

* Anita Bryant Ministries
* Spotify
Awards

This is an incomplete list. You can help by adding more information.

## Awards Ceremonies

This is a **list of current awards ceremonies specifically geared towards Oklahoma artists.** For past awards ceremonies, please visit Defunct Awards Ceremonies

* Tulsa Music Awards
* Woody Guthrie Songwriter Award

## Halls of Fame

* Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame - Tulsa, OK
* Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame - Muskogee, OK
Carter Sampson

## Listen

**Carter Sampson** is a solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Carter Sampson

### Compilation

2

Studio Albums
* *Fly Over the Moon* (2004)
* *Good for the Meantime* (2008)
* *Mockingbird Sing* (2011)
* *Wilder Side* (2016)
* *Lucky* (2018)

EPs
* *Thirty Three* (2014)
* *Trio* (2019) with Kyle Reid and Jason Scott

Compilations
* *Queen of Oklahoma & Other Songs* (2017)
* *A Wilder and Another Side* (2018)

Other Appearances
* *The Oklahoma Room at Folk Alliance 2017* (2017)
* *The Oklahoma Room at Folk Alliance 2018* (2018)
Coalition

## Listen

**Coalition** is the second EP by the band Give Way, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Give Way except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 1:43
2. "Escaflowne" — 2:38
3. "Priorities" — 2:41
4. "Hollow Point" — 1:48
5. "Fade the Blue Line" — 2:59
6. "Streets of Rage" — 4:06
7. "Swell" — 2:02

## Personnel

Give Way
* Laremy Marker — Vocals
* Giovanni Pineda — Guitar
* Danny Howard — Guitar
* Damonteal Harris — Bass
* Aaron Loud — Drums

Additional Musicians
* Skyler Conder — Vocals (Track: 2)
* Adam Jenkins — Bass (Track: 6)

Production
* Luis Quiroz — Recording, Mixing, Mastering

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Christmas with Friends 2012

## Listen

**Christmas with Friends 2012** is the fifth studio album, fourth Christmas album, and ninth overall release by the artist Stephen Speaks, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Stephen Speaks except where noted.

1. "Carol of the Bells" — 4:17
2. "Little Drummer Boy" — 3:08
3. "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" — 4:44
4. "Rockin Around the Christmas Tree" — 2:37
5. "Blue Christmas" — 3:59
6. "Grandma Got Run over by a Reindeer" — 4:24
7. "Jingle Bells" — 2:31
8. "White Christmas" — 3:12
9. "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" — 4:15
10. "The Christmas Song" — 2:50
11. "Silent Night" — 4:37

## Personnel

Stephen Speaks
* Rockwell Ryan Ripperger — Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard

Additional Musicians
* Jocelyn Rowland — Violin (Track: 1)
* We the Ghost — Violin, Drums, Programming (Track: 2)
* Desi and Cody — Vocals (Track: 4)
* Chloe Johns — Vocals (Track: 5, 8)
* Jesse Aycock — Vocals (Track: 5)
* Steve Liddell — Vocals (Track: 7)
* Tylisha Oliver — Vocals (Track: 10)
* Myron Oliver — Saxophone (Track: 11)

Production
* Mykola Leontovych — Composer (Track: 1)
* Peter J. Wilhousky — Writer (Track: 1)
* Katherine Kennicott Davis — Writer (Track: 2)
* Theodor Geisel — Writer (Track: 3)
* Albert Hague — Composer (Track: 3)
* Johnny Marks — Writer (Track: 4)
* Billy Hayes — Co-Writer (Track: 5)
* Jay W. Johnson — Co-Writer (Track: 5)
* Randy Brooks — Writer (Track: 6)
* James Lord Pierpont — Writer (Track: 7)
* Irving Berlin — Writer (Track: 8)
* John Mason Neale — Translator (Track: 9)
* Robert Wells — Co-Writer (Track: 10)
* Mel Tormé — Co-Writer (Track: 10)
* Franz Xaver Gruber — Composer (Track: 11)
* Joseph Mohr — Writer (Track: 11)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
David B. Hooten

## Members

### Current Members

* David Benjimen Hooten (Trumpet)

**David B. Hooten** is a solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## David B. Hooten

### Artist

David B. Hooten

Studio Albums
* *The Trumpets of Christmas* (1989)
* *Young Again* (2004)
* *Trumpets of Glory* (2010)
* *A Grand Christmas* (2011) with Bob Snyder
* *Hootie's Blues* (2012)
* *From Kiev with Love* (2014) with The Kiev Symphony Orchestra
* *Dixieland Praise* (2014) with Bob Snyder
* *Songs for Someone* (2018)
* *Renaissance Man* (2019)
Cross Canadian Ragweed

## Cross Canadian Ragweed

### Genres

Rock • Southern Rock • Alternative Country • Americana • Red Dirt

## Members

### Past Members

* Cody Canada (Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica)
* Grady Cross (Guitar)
* Jeremy Plato (Bass, Vocals)
* Matt Weiderman (Bass)
* Randy Ragsdale (Drums, Percussion. Piano)

**Cross Canadian Ragweed** was a band formed in Yukon, Oklahoma.

## Cross Canadian Ragweed

### Artist

Cross Canadian Ragweed

Studio Albums
* *Carney* (1998)
* *Highway 377* (2001)
* *Cross Canadian Ragweed* (2002)
* *Soul Gravy* (2004)
* *Garage* (2005)
* *Mission California* (2007)
* *Happiness and All the Other Things* (2009)

Live Albums
* *Live and Loud at the Wormy Dog Saloon* (1999)
* *Live and Loud at Billy Bob's Texas* (2002)
* *Back to Tulsa - Live and Loud at Cain's Ballroom* (2006)
Declaration of War

## Listen

**Declaration of War** is the debut full-length album by the solo artist Blackpill, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It was released in 2019.

## Content

The first single from the album was "Revolution", released in 2018 on the EP *Revolution*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Blackpill except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 0:53
2. "Revolution" — 4:51
3. "Freddy Krueger (Dark)" — 5:54
4. "Bloodlust" — 6:25
5. "Declaration of War" — 5:45
6. "Crying Out" — 5:05
7. "Toxin" — 5:14
8. "Lullaby of the Dead" — 6:24
9. "Empire" — 5:56
10. "Vengeance" — 6:27
11. "Assimilation" — 5:36
12. "Revolution (C-Lekktor Remix)" — 5:17
13. "Empire (Toothpinch Remix)" — 6:01
14. "Lullaby of the Dead (Jenova Project Remix)" — 3:14
15. "Outro" — 0:12

## Personnel

Blackpill
* Ricin — Vocals, Programming

Production
* Nathan — Artwork
BoneMagic

## BoneMagic

### Labels

Cruel Corrupt • ENDE • Big Pharma • Phage • TRASHFUCK • Cult Love Sound

### Associated Acts

Licking Wounds • Matt Hex • Mirror Punishment • Video Nasty

## Listen

**BoneMagic** is a solo artist based out of Stilwell, Oklahoma.

## BoneMagic

### Live

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Studio Albums
* *The Dead Age & Sweet Evil* (2013)
* *Prism Imperfect* (2013)
* *13-31* (2013)
* *Hymns for Her* (2014)
* *All Souls Should* (2015)
* *Sinew City* (2017)
* *OsMagus* (2017)
* *Praise Those That Devour* (2018)
* *Reflex Bleeding* (2019)
* *Meat Concrète* (TBA)

EPs
* *Conjured Demos* (2013)
* *Rust Dead* (2013)
* *Dedicated to Wheeler Winston Dixon* (2014) with Crowhurst
* *This Opaque Deadly* (2015)
* *Co-Ed* (2018) with Ritual Chair
* *Wrath of the Red Vest* (2018)

Live
* *Live at KCNF4* (2019)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Spotify
Desi and Cody

## Desi and Cody

### Associated Acts

Cody Clinton and the Bishops • Pilgrim • Wink Burcham

## Members

### Current Members

* Desirae Roses-Clinton (Vocals)
* Cody Clinton (Guitar)

## Listen

**Desi and Cody** is a duo formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Desi and Cody

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Desi and Cody* (2014)
* *Yes, This is Killing Us* (2018)

EPs
* *In the Dead of Summer* (2011)
* *Dog Days Comin'* (2014)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol III: Holly-Tonk* (2013)
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol VII* (2017)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Demo (Synergy Factor Album)

## Listen

**Demo** is the first demo album by the band Synergy Factor, based out of Tulsa, OK released in 2002. It was originally released in the Mini CD format. The album is notable for being the only release with guitarist Jeremy Crouch on lead vocals.

## Content

The tracks on this demo were all rerecorded for the album Synergy Factor. Two of the tracks were renamed for the later release. "Patrick Likes His Hand Being Held" and "Da Na Na Na" were renamed "The Way I Feel" and "Falling" respectfully. While the aforementioned songs were all recorded live for this release, "The End of Experience" was recorded in the studio. On *Synergy Factor*, the tracks received the opposite treatment with "The Way I Feel" and "Falling" being studio recordings and "The End of Experience" being recorded live.

At over 9 minutes in length, "The End of Experience" was aptly named as such due to it originally being the end of an even longer, unreleased song titled "Experience".

## Re-Release

The album was re-released in 2004 as part of the Synergy Factor: The Complete Collection box set, collecting all material from the band up to its dissolution including the works released as Anubis. The album itself was presented in its original form, however it received new artwork.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jeremy Crouch.

1. Patrick Likes His Hand Being Held (Live) - 4:55
2. Da Na Na Na (Live) - 5:54
3. The End of Experience - 9:21

## Personnel

### Synergy Factor

* Jeremy Crouch – Guitar, Vocals
* Patrick Ward – Bass Guitar
* ? – Drums

**Production**

* Jeremy Crouch– producer, mixing, engineering
Demonstration MMXVIII

## Listen

**Demonstration MMXVIII** is the debut album by the band Blind Oath, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, released in 2018.

## Track listing

All songs written by Blind Oath except where noted.

1. "Invocation" — 0:47
2. "Emerald Assault" — 2:31
3. "Spectral Attack" — 2:57
4. "The Black School" — 4:14

## Personnel

Blind Oath
* Eric Miller — Vocals
* Mitchell Gilliam — Guitar
* Rob Gutierrez — Guitar
* Jake Don’t — Bass
* Stuart Hetherwood — Drums

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Cover Bands

The following is a **list of currently active cover bands or groups** who are based in Oklahoma or have strong Oklahoma ties.

For a list of active original bands, visit **Bands**. For a list of bands on hiatus or no longer together, visit **Defunct Bands**. For a list of cover bands on hiatus or no longer together, visit **Defunct Cover Bands**.

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Beau Jennings & The Tigers

## Beau Jennings & The Tigers

### Associated Acts

Beau Jennings • Gentle Ghost • Night Reports • Cheyenne

## Members

### Current Members

* Beau Jennings (Vocals, Guitar)
* Chase Kerby (Piano, Vocals)
* Jeff Richardson (Guitar, Vocals)
* Michael Trepagnier (Bass)
* Eric Nauni (Drums)

### Past Members

* Dustin Ragland (Keyboard)

**Beau Jennings & the Tigers** is a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma.

## Beau Jennings & The Tigers

### EP

3

EPs
* *Quicktrip / Wildcat* (2012) with Ryan Lindsey
* *Sweet Action* (2013)
* *OBNEAC Tape Club Release 006* (2016)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Bandcamp
* Facebook
Convert

### Associated Acts

The Condition • Destroyer Destroyer • Euclid Crash • The Flood • The Great Midwest • Komarov • Roustabouts • Skyline Picture Show • The White Girls

## Members

### Past Members

* Jamie Schnetzler (Vocals)
* Corey Ray (Guitar)
* Lucas McCray
* Michael Powers
* Jesse Smith (Drums)

**Convert** was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Convert

### EP

1

EPs
* *Convert* (2014)
Carrie Underwood

## Carrie Underwood

### Labels

19 • Arista Nashville • Capitol Nashville

## Listen

**Carrie Underwood** is a solo artist who started in Checotah, Oklahoma.

## Carrie Underwood

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Some Hearts* (2005)
* *Carnival Ride* (2007)
* *Play On* (2009)
* *Blown Away* (2012)
* *Storyteller* (2015)
* *Cry Pretty* (2018)
* *My Gift* (2020)

Compilation Albums
* *Greatest Hits: Decade #1 (2014)*

## External Links

* Official Website
* Facebook
* Spotify
Demo (Sever the Feeling Album)

## Listen

**Demo** is a demo album by the band Sever the Feeling, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma released in 2012.

## Content

The album is a demo album produced and recorded by Timothy Johnson in his home studio. It includes an intro track as well as three songs. It was a CDR release and distributed for free at Sever the Feeling shows.

## Track listing

All songs written by Timothy Johnson except where noted.

1. "Crazy5" — 2:02
2. "Lips & Lies" — 4:08
3. "Empire" — 4:38
4. "Teeth" — 5:24

## Personnel

### Sever the Feeling

* Timothy Johnson — Vocals, Guitar, Synth
* Diana Kingfisher — Vocals

**Production**

* Timothy Johnson — producer, mixing, engineer
Ceremonial Syndrome

## Listen

**Ceremonial Syndrome** is the fourth 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. "Landscape with an Axe" — 5:47
2. "Two Planets at Once" — 4:50
3. "Garden of the Fugitives" — 5:00
4. "Project X Inc" — 5:57
5. "Anchored Articulation" — 5:01
6. "Albatross by Lamplight" — 8:05
7. "Clerical Errors Resulting in a Scheme" — 1:25
8. "Busy Signal" — 8:29

## Personnel

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

Production
* Tyler Garcia — Mixing, Mastering
* James Plumlee — Engineer
* Sterling Williams — Artwork

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Baltimare

## Listen

**Baltimare** is the fourth release and second EP by the solo artist Seventh Element, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Content

This album was written about the collective experiences of Bronycon 2013. Known for conceptual soundscapes, this album diverges from the norm and is very experimental and goofy in nature.

## Track listing

All songs written by Seventh Element except where noted.

1. "Welcome to Baltimare" — 3:46
2. "Uncomfortable Mattress" — 2:14
3. "Pinkie's Acid (Pond Algae Rework)" — 2:21
4. "Drop the Spaghetti" — 2:33
5. "Conservative Dad Acid" — 4:14
6. "Please Jump" — 3:20
7. "...Or Don't" — 3:00
8. "Crab Acid" — 3:16
9. "Crazy Music for Crazy Ponies" — 2:33
10. "The Road Home" — 2:49
11. "Too Many Fedoras (mycutiemarkisagun)" — 2:17 (kawaiizebra!!)

## Personnel

Seventh Element
* Matthew (Piano, Guitar, Synth)

Production
* kawaiizebra!!! — Writer, Producer: Track 11
* mycutiemarkisagun — Remix: Track 11
Colourmusic

## Colourmusic

### Genres

Pop • Rock • Indie Pop • Indie Rock • Neo-Psychedelia

### Labels

Great Society • Memphis Industries • Secret Website

## Members

### Current Members

* Ryan Hendrix (Vocals, Guitar)
* Nick Turner (Guitar, Bass)
* Colin Fleishacker (Bass)
* Nicholas Ley (Drums)

### Past Members

* Corey Ray (Bass)
* Corey Suter (Drums)
* Paddy Ryan (Drums)

## Contact

### Booking

US: Derek BrownUK: Jon Ollier

**Colourmusic** is a band formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

## Colourmusic

### Soundtrack

1

Studio Albums
* *F, Monday, Orange, February, Venus, Lunatic, 1 or 13* (2008)
* *My \_\_\_\_\_ is Pink.* (2011)
* *May You Marry Rich* (2014)
* *Swimsuit* (2019)
* *Mathewson, OK* (2020)
* *Music for Newborns* (2020)

EPs
* *Red* (2005)
* *Yellow* (2006)
* *Daytrotter Session* (2010)
* *A Very Special Colourmusic Christmas, Vol. 1* (2013)
* *Pool Party* (2019)

Soundtracks
* *Dawn to Dusk* (2012)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas* (2011)
* *Rock N' Roll Dreams of Duncan Christopher* (2012)
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol IX: Christmas in Color* (2019)