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Fresh Horses

## Listen

**Fresh Horses** is the seventh album by the solo artist Garth Brooks, based out of Nashville, Tennessee.

## Track listing

All songs written by Garth Brooks except where noted.

1. "The Old Stuff" — 4:11
2. "Cowboys and Angels" — 3:17
3. "The Fever" — 2:39
4. "That Ol' Wind" — 5:18
5. "Rollin'" — 4:02
6. "The Change" — 4:07
7. "The Beaches of Cheyenne" — 4:13
8. "To Make You Feel My Love" — 3:55
9. "It's Midnight Cinderella" — 2:23
10. "She's Every Woman" — 2:55
11. "Ireland" — 4:56

## Personnel

Garth Brooks
* Troyal Garth Brooks — Vocals, Guitar

Additional Musicians
* Susan Ashton — Vocals
* Trisha Yearwood — Vocals
* Mark Casstevens — Guitar
* Gordon Kennedy — Guitar
* Chris Leuzinger — Guitar
* Leigh Reynolds — Guitar
* Mike Chapman — Bass
* Bruce Bouton — Pedal Steel
* Rob Hajacos — Fiddle
* Ed Foote — Hurdy-Gurdy
* Bobby Wood — Piano, Organ, Keyboards
* Milton Sledge — Drums, Percussion
* Sam Bacco — Percussion

Production
* Bryan Kennedy — Co-Writer (Tracks: 1, 3, 7)
* Dan Roberts — Co-Writer (Tracks: 1, 3, 7)
* Kent Blazy — Co-Writer (Tracks: 2, 9)
* Kim Williams — Co-Writer (Tracks: 2, 9)
* Joe Perry — Co-Writer (Track: 3)
* Steven Tyler — Co-Writer (Track: 3)
* Leight Reynolds — Co-Writer (Tracks: 4, 5)
* Harley Allen — Co-Writer (Track: 5)
* Tony Arata — Co-Writer (Track: 6)
* Wayne Tester — Co-Writer (Track: 6)
* Bob Dylan — Writer (Track: 8)
* Victoria Shaw — Co-Writer (Track: 10)
* Stephanie Davis — Co-Writer (Track: 11)
* Jenny Yates — Co-Writer (Track: 11)
Epperley

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

## 1995-1996: Origins, Triple X Entertainment, and Name Change

They originally formed under the name **Bug** and released an album under that name. After signing with Triple X Entertainment, they learned the name was copyrighted by another band from the 1970's. The owner offered to sell them the rights to the name for $25,000, but the band refused and changed their name briefly to **Superfuzz** before settling on **Epperley**.

The new name was derived from the last name of a schoolmate of David Terry and Matthew Nader. The people at Triple X loved it, so they went with it. The schoolmate claimed that he didn't want any royalties for using his family's name, but if they were to ever make it big they had to promise to put him up in their mansion for two weeks out of every year as payment.

The band's major-label debut, *Epperley*, is most of the band's first self-produced disc under the Bug moniker with five new tracks added. The song "Shy" appeared in an episode of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer". "Nice Guy Eddie" was featured prominently in the trailer for "American Pie Part 2".

The band's sophomore effort, cheekily titled "Sophomore Slump", was co-produced by the band and famed producer Bob Marlette (Tracy Chapman, Filter, Sebastian Bach, Wilson Phillips) and wunderkind Jake Fogelnest (Squirt TV, Corporate).

In 2000, the band appeared the cult film "The Tao of Steve" as the high school reunion band. Three Epperley songs were used in the movie and the subsequent soundtrack.

## Epperley

### Studio

4

Studio Albums
* Bug (1994) as Bug
* *Epperley* (1996)
* *Epperley's Lo-Fi Christmas* (1996)
* It's A Wonderful Album (1998)
* *Sophomore Slump* (1999)
* The Trickle Effect (2000) [unreleased]
1958 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1958**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1958 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

Unknown
 1958
Fanzine

### Associated Acts

The Authority • Dragonfly • The Jumpshots • Motorama • Mudville Project • Simon Starbuck • Social Butterfly • The Shine

## Members

### Past Members

* Adam Norrie (Vocals)
* Greg Klaus (Guitar)
* Mac Ross (Guitar)
* Brett Palmer (Bass)
* Don Jameson (Drums)

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

## Fanzine

### Studio

Abbey Road Studios - Studio 2

Studio Albums
* *Brilliant* (2001)
* *Roundabout* (2003)
How to Tell the Hardest Truth First

## Listen

**How to Tell the Hardest Truth First** is the second EP by the band Giant Stride, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Giant Stride except where noted.

1. "Heading Back" — 4:50
2. "Waterhorse" — 3:54

## Personnel

Giant Stride
* Jake Stinson — Vocals, Guitar
* Colin Ingersol — Guitar, Vocals
* Chad Kelley — Bass
* Brad Yankey — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Faster Than a Stone

## Listen

**Faster Than a Stone** is the seventh album by the artist Brandon Jenkins, originally based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brandon Jenkins except where noted.

1. "Faster Than a Stone" — 2:37
2. "Damn Your Eyes" — 3:59
3. "Just Like California" — 3:50
4. "Big Mama's Kitchen" — 3:34
5. "Probably Die Alone" — 4:21
6. "I Never Figured It Out" — 3:43
7. "Never Any Doubt" — 3:53
8. "Till the Morning Comes" — 4:02
9. "Help Me Jesus" — 4:18
10. "Got to Be Me" — 3:20

## Personnel

Brandon Jenkins
* Brandon Dean Jenkins — Vocals, Guitar
Good Villains

### Associated Acts

The Brothers Moore • Congress of a Crow • Dante & the Hawks • Denise Hoey & The Boulevard • Jesse Joice

## Members

### Current Members

* Caleigh Trotter (Vocals)
* Ted Scott (Guitar)
* Todd Shaver (Bass)
* Steven Davison (Drums)

## Listen

**Good Villains** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Good Villains

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* *Vantablack* (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Family

## Listen

**Family** is the debut album by the artist Gentle Ghost, based out of Norman, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Gentle Ghost except where noted.

1. "Contortionist" — 5:24
2. "Joe College Strikes Out Again" — 4:12
3. "Kerosene Rags" — 4:43
4. "Failing Light" — 6:29
5. "Call Me Back to Bed" — 3:46
6. "Please Don't Go Out Tonight" — 4:17
7. "The Bear" — 4:45
8. "Monarch Pass" — 6:15

## Personnel

Gentle Ghost
* Seth McCarroll — Vocals, Guitar, Drums
* Tyler Huskerson — Guitar, Vocals
* Brady Smith — Guitar, Synth, Vocals
* Scott Harper — Bass, Vocals
* Becky Carman — Piano, Rhodes, Keyboard, Percussion, Vocals
* Adam Huskerson — Drums, Synth, Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Jake Breathwit — Vocals
* Eric Nauni — Synth, Vocals

Production
* Seth McCarroll — Producer, Engineering
* Chris Harris — Executive Producer, Engineering
* Brady Smith — Assistant Producers, Engineering Assistant
* Tyler Huskerson — Assistant Producer, Engineering Assistant
* Adam Huskerson — Assistant Producer
Hymns of Christmas

## Listen

**Hymns of Christmas** is the fourteenth album and twentieth release by the artist Leon Russell, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Leon Russell except where noted.

1. "Oh, Holy Night" — 3:09
2. "We Three Kings" — 2:16
3. "Away in a Manger" — 2:53
4. "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" — 2:02
5. "Joy to the World" — 1:40
6. "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" — 2:21
7. "The First Noel" — 2:09
8. "Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem" — 2:08
9. "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful" — 1:50
10. "Silent Night" — 1:57

## Personnel

Leon Russell
* Claude Russell Bridges — Piano

Production
* Adolphe Adam — Composer (Track: 1)
* Placide Cappeau — Writer (Track: 1)
* John Henry Hopkins Jr. — Writer (Track: 2)
* William J. Kirkpatrick — Writer (Track: 3)
* James Ramsey Murray — Writer (Track: 3)
* Charles Wesley — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
* George Whitefield — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
* Felix Mendelssohn — Composer (Track: 4)
* Isaac Watts — Writer (Track: 5)
* Edmund Sears — Writer (Track: 6)
* William Sandys — Editor (Track: 7)
* Davies Gilbert — Editor, Arrangement (Track: 7)
* Phillips Brooks — Writer (Track: 8)
* Lewis Redner — Composer (Track: 8)
* Frederick Oakeley — Translator (Track: 9)
* Franz Xaver Gruber — Composer (Track: 10)
* Joseph Mohr — Writer (Track: 10)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
2007 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2007**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2007 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

February

March
 Mar. 14, 2007

## Second quarter

April

May

## Third quarter

July

August

September
Glass House Sessions

## Listen

**Glass House Sessions** is the first EP by the artist Brandon Jenkins, originally based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brandon Jenkins except where noted.

1. "Back in Tulsa Tonight" — 2:56
2. "Down at the Pala Dora" — 2:56
3. "Going Down to New Orleans" — 3:56
4. "I Can't Let You Go" — 3:11
5. "My Feet Don't Touch the Ground" — 3:55
6. "Out of Control" — 2:34
7. "Texas Moon" — 3:41
8. "Unmended" — 3:30

## Personnel

Brandon Jenkins
* Brandon Dean Jenkins — Vocals, Guitar
Entropy (Album)

## Listen

**Entropy** is the debut EP by the band Understanding Eris, based out of Piedmont, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Understanding Eris except where noted.

1. "Still Water" — 4:25
2. "Signs" — 3:12
3. "Entropy" — 3:39
4. "Asylum" — 5:21
5. "Dissimulator" — 3:24
6. "Afterglow" — 4:38

## Personnel

Understanding Eris
* Craig Perry — Vocals
* Caleb Sade — Guitar
* Zach Seebeck — Bass
* Austin Polk — Drums

Additional Musicians
* Clint Shields — Vocals (Track: 5)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Enouement

## Listen

**Énouement** is the third album by the band Esoterik, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Esoterik except where noted.

1. "Hugur" — 4:31
2. "Set Fire to Me" — 4:30
3. "Kristnitaka" — 4:06
4. "Seidhr" — 3:50
5. "Usurper" — 3:48
6. "Fenrir" — 4:06
7. "Hamingja" — 4:12
8. "Reincarnation" — 4:23
9. "Huldufólk" — 4:15
10. "Hamrammr" — 4:47

## Personnel

Esoterik
* Allison Eckfeldt — Vocals
* Brady Bledsoe — Synth, Guitar
Howard Hanson: Works for Piano

## Listen

**Howard Hanson: Works for Piano** is the fifth album by the artist Thomas Labé, based out of Lawton, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Howard Hanson except where noted.

1. "2 Yuletide Pieces, Op. 19: Impromptu" — 2:47
2. "2 Yuletide Pieces, Op. 19: March Carillon" — 2:09
3. "Poemes erotiques, Op. 9: Peace" — 3:05
4. "Poemes erotiques, Op. 9: Joy" — 3:22
5. "Poemes erotiques, Op. 9: Desire" — 4:19
6. "Piano Sonata in A minor, Op. 11: I. Andante Espressivo" — 7:31
7. "Piano Sonata in A minor, Op. 11: II. Elegie Herbique" — 6:36
8. "Piano Sonata in A minor, Op. 11: III. Triumphal Ode" — 2:47
9. "3 Miniatures, Op. 12: Reminiscence" — 2:59
10. "3 Miniatures, Op. 12: Lullaby" — 1:44
11. "3 Miniatures, Op. 12: Longing" — 2:46
12. "3 Etudes, Op. 18: Studio Ritmico" — 4:38
13. "3 Etudes, Op. 18: Studio Melodico" — 3:43
14. "3 Etudes, Op. 18: Poema Idillico" — 3:12
15. "Enchantment" — 1:17
16. "For the First Time: Bells" — 1:58
17. "For the First Time: Tamara and Peter Bolshoi" — 0:46
18. "For the First Time: The Deserted House" — 2:16
19. "For the First Time: The Eccentric Clock" — 0:53
20. "For the First Time: Deep Forest" — 2:30
21. "For the First Time: Clowns" — 0:57
22. "For the First Time: Dance" — 1:12
23. "For the First Time: Serious Conversation" — 1:10
24. "For the First Time: Kikimora" — 1:11
25. "For the First Time: Mist" — 2:33
26. "For the First Time: Fireworks" — 0:48
27. "For the First Time: Dreams" — 3:04
28. "Slumber Song" — 3:11

## Personnel

Thomas Labé
* Thomas Labé — Piano

Production
* Howard Hanson — Composer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Husbands

## Members

### Current Members

* Danny Davis (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
* Zach Zeller (Guitar, Keys, Vocals)
* Alberto Roubert (Drums, Vocals)
* Ethan Wilcox (Bass, Vocals)

### Past Members

* Wil Norton (Guitar, Vocals)
* Tom Bishop (Bass)

## Listen

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

## Husbands

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Golden Year* (2015)
* *After the Gold Rush Party* (2020)
* *Full-On Monet* (2022)
* *CUATRO* (2023)

EPs
* *Achin'* (2014)
* *Karlstad* (2018)

Compilations
* *Wayne John (Demos and Outtakes: 2015-2019)* (2020)

Other Appearances
* *XMAS* (2013)
* *XMAS 2* (2017)
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol IX: Christmas in Color* (2019)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Spotify
Far Away from Here

## Listen

**Far Away from Here** is the second EP and third release by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is the first inclusion in the "Daydreams" series of albums".

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "1993" — 1:32
2. "Autumn Skies" — 4:34
3. "Beyond the Trees" — 1:12
4. "Sunflower Fields" — 3:54
5. "Evenings On Your Street" — 1:15
6. "Cloud Catchers" — 4:26
7. "Windowpane" — 0:51
8. "Far Away from Here" — 1:52

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Jacob Dement (Album)

## Listen

**Jacob Dement** is the debut album by the artist Jacob Dement, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jacob Dement except where noted.

1. "Abandoned" — 3:30
2. "Couch Surfin'" — 3:44
3. "Crazy Life" — 4:47
4. "Don't Let Me Go" — 4:01
5. "Drain-Hole" — 5:32
6. "Darkness" — 4:18
7. "Mr. Strange" — 3:49
8. "She May" — 3:26
9. "Know About Me" — 2:44
10. "Spiral Lover" — 3:05

## Personnel

Jacob Dement
* Jacob Dement — Vocals, Guitar

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Ex Nihilo

## Listen

**Ex Nihilo** is the third album and fourth release by the artist The Danner Party, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Danner Party except where noted.

1. "Eupompous Gave Splendor to Art by Numbers" — 3:31
2. "Paradox Perspective" — 8:27
3. "Don't Wait Up" — 4:19
4. "Goddess" — 9:19
5. "Cold Rainy Bitch" — 4:54
6. "Nothing in the Way" — 5:16
7. "Serious Delirium" — 7:01
8. "Y'unnerstann?" — 3:42
9. "All I Think About is Sex and Killing Myself" — 2:23
10. "Ego Death Rattle" — 4:21
11. "Particles and Waves" — 2:50
12. "Eupompous Gave Splendor to Art by Numbers (Reprise)" — 4:55
13. "Destoyer of Worlds" — 5:57
14. "Nihil Fit" — 10:14
15. "When the Face Sees Itself" — 16:04

## Personnel

The Danner Party
* Pete Hess — Vocals, Guitar, Synth, Percussion, Bass
* Zakk Foster — Guitar
* Ben McCulloch — Bass, Guitar
* Charlie Williams — Drums, Percussion, Guitar

Additional Musicians
* Matt Magerkurth — Cello (Tracks: 7-8)
* Dru Gid — Harmonica (Tracks: 2, 15), Synth (Track: 15)
* Payton Goodner — Guitar (Track: 5)
* Alec Hill — Vocals (Track: 9)
* Brian Yeargain — Guitar (Track: 14)

Production
* Pete Hess — Recording, Mixing, Mastering
* Ryan Meredith — Recording
* Jason McCaleb — Album Artwork

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Forlorn

## Listen

**Forlorn** is the third studio album by Asy9.

## Track listing

All songs written by Eve Alacu except where noted.

1. "Open (Begin Here)" — 4:02
2. "Change" — 3:35
3. "Something Up My Sleeve" — 4:12
4. "Heroine" — 4:02
5. "It Survives" — 3:56
6. "When Someone Goes Away" — 5:25
7. "Muster" — 6:32
8. "Agree to Disagree" — 5:04
9. "Try" — 3:31
10. "The Sounds Of" — 4:29
11. "The Last Thoughts of an Insane Girl" — 3:42

## Personnel

### Asy9

* Eve Alacu — Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Programming

**Additional Musicians**

* Produkt — Guitars, Keyboard: Tracks 1 & 6

**Production**

* Eve Alacu — Mixing, Mastering
Oh, Helen!

## Listen

**Oh, Helen!** is the sophomore album by the band The Panda Resistance, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma released in 2011.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Panda Resistance except where noted.

1. "Helicopter" — 6:49
2. "Never Again" — 6:52
3. "Combat Raccoons" — 6:59
4. "These Are Our Days" — 5:50
5. "Cup and Ocean" — 4:35
6. "Oh, Helen!" — 6:46
7. "Lightning Bug" — 6:14
8. "Shed the Light" — 5:04

## Personnel

### The Panda Resistance

* Clay Welch — Guitar, Vocals
* Andrew Bones — Drums, Percussion, Xylophone, Piano, Glockenspiel, Vocals
* Bo Hallford — Bass, Vocals
Jazz Playlist

## Track Information

1. "Shot of Whiskey" by Kyle Reid & the Low Swingin' Chariots from *Alright, Here We Go...*.
2. "Fell Through" by Combsy from *Fell Through*.
3. "Never Here Now" by Freak Juice from *Juice Maker*.
4. "Star Crossed" by The Michael Ray Little Band from *Star Crossed & All That Jazz*.
5. "Lullaby of Birdland" by Tommy Crook from *World of Fingerstyle Jazz Guitar*.
6. "Fourth Aye" by Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey from *Self is Gone*.
7. "On the Sunny Side of the Street" by Barron Ryan from *The Masters' Apprentice*.
8. "Spanish Cat Jazz" by Joesf Glaude from *Blues for Skip*.
9. "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" by Wayman Tisdale from *Hang Time*.
10. "Orange Purple Sunshine" by Matt Chamberlain & Brian Haas from *Prometheus Risen*.
11. "Drink Up" by Harumph from *Threes*.
12. "I Fall in Love Too Easily (Vocal Version)" by Chet Baker from *Chet Baker Sings*.
13. "I'm a Woman" by Kristin Chenoweth featuring Jennifer Hudson & Reba McEntire from *For the Girls*.
14. "There'll Be Some Changes Made" by Dave Brubeck & Jimmy Rushing from *Brubeck and Rushing*.
15. "One" by Joe Lee Wilson from *Shout for Trane*.
16. "This Joint is Jumpin'" by Joyce Cobb from *The Memphis Belles Jazz Collection*.
17. "When Did You Leave Heaven" by Frank Mantooth featuring Kirstin Gustafson from *Ladies Sing for Lovers*.
18. "What Reason Could I Give" by Don Cherry from *Dona Nostra*.
19. "A Flat" by And There Stand Empires from *And There Stand Empires*.
20. "The Jazz Word" by Howard Hangar Jazz Fantasy from *Dog Breath & Other Mind Boggling Hits for Kids*.
21. "Breathless" by Adam & Kizzie from *The Book of EEDO, Vol. 3: THREEDO*.
22. "Black Velvet" by Champian Fulton & Scott Hamilton from *The Things We Did Last Summer*.
Lemon Water 1.5

## Listen

**Lemon Water 1.5** is the first EP and third release by the artist Yung Jones, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Yung Jones except where noted.

1. "Indecisive" — 2:13
2. "Tryna be Free" — 3:34
3. "Money Phone" — 3:54
4. "Get to Me" — 4:07

## Personnel

Yung Jones
* Yung Jones — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Novi Tide — Vocals (Track: 2)
* Marvaluzz Thug — Vocals (Track: 2)
* Joe Money — Vocals (Track: 4)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
For the Girls

## Listen

**For the Girls** is the sixth album by the artist Kristin Chenoweth, originally from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by John Calvin Abney except where noted.

1. "The Way We Were" — 3:24
2. "You Don't Own Me" — 3:08
3. "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" — 3:26
4. "I Will Always Love You" — 3:22
5. "What a Diff’rence a Day Makes" — 3:42
6. "When I Fall in Love" — 3:33
7. "Crazy" — 3:03
8. "The Man That Got Away" — 3:59
9. "I'm a Woman" — 3:26
10. "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" — 3:33
11. "I Wanna Be Around" — 4:03
12. "Desperado" — 3:43

## Personnel

Kristin Chenoweth
* Kristin Dawn Chenoweth — Vocals

Production
* Ariana Grande — Vocals (Track: 2)
* Dolly Parton — Vocals (Track: 4)
* Jennifer Hudson — Vocals (Track: 9)
* Reba McEntire — Vocals (Track: 9)
* Victor Young — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
* Edward Heyman — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
Down for Five (EP)

## Listen

**Down for Five** is the debut EP by the band Down for Five, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

This album was sold at shows and through Down for Five's original website for $5. The album was written and recorded by the band's original lineup. As members changed and the band released new music, this release fell out of print. Subsequently, any mention of it has disappeared.

Two versions of this album have been released, one with four tracks and one with five.

## Track listing

All songs written by Down for Five except where noted.

Note: The track listing presented here is not considered accurate. The tracks listed are compiled through available information and may or not represent the actual tracks or order on the release.

1. "Defend" —
2. "You Lie in Wait" —
3. "Fading Away" —
4. "Come Spirit" —
5. "Evil Inside" —

## Personnel

Down for Five
* Syke Movhek — Vocals, Guitar
* Janna Kinder — Guitar, Vocals
* Ken Kinder — Bass
* Aaron White — Drums
1997 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1997**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1997 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
 Nov. 25, 1997

December
G Sharp

## G Sharp

### Genres

Rap • Hip Hop • Christian • Christian Rap

## Members

### Current Members

* Geren Keith Davis (Vocals)

**G Sharp** is a solo artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## G Sharp

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *The Fresh Man* (2005)
* *The Declaration of Hip Hop* (2008)
* *The Greatest Alive* (2009)
* *Bi-Polar* (2009)
* *Bi-Polar: Lyrikilla* (2010)
* *For the Love of Music* (2011)
* *Musicae Amore II (For the Love of Music 2)* (2011)
* *Music That Matters* (2013)
* *Ethereal* (2015)
* *Ruckus* (2016)
* *G Sharp* (2017)
* *Sovereign* (2018)
* *Maximus* (2021)

EPs
* *Greenwood: The Story of Dick Rowland* (2018)
* *Amica Mea* (2021)
Hypomanic Episodes

### Producer

* Brandon Young • Jus Beats • Alkimi Beats • Trilian • Jordan Beats • Tunna Beatz • Beat Brothers • SnB • Obie Daz • Deathcore • Red Menace

## Listen

**Hypomanic Episodes** is the third album by the solo artist Had Enough from Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brandon Young except where noted.

1. "Einleitung” — 0:45
2. "My Demons” — 3:05
3. "Wacko” — 2:41
4. "We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes” — 4:53
5. "I am Nobody” — 4:13
6. "Intervalo” — 4:37
7. "Cold Blooded” — 2:31
8. "And They Tried to Change Me” — 2:38
9. "Behind the Gates” — 3:25
10. "Nobody Cares” — 2:41
11. "Trapped Inside” — 5:36
12. "The Most Offensive Christmas Song Ever” — 1:47

## Personnel

### Had Enough

* Brandon Young — Vocals

**Additional Musicians**

* Jessica Saylor — vocals (Track: 4)
* Bordreaux — vocals (Tracks: 9, 11), guitar (Track: 9)
* Elissa Mae — vocals (Track: 9)
* Micah Jiles — vocals (Track: 9)
* J-Dok — vocals (Track: 10)

**Production**

* Brandon Young — producer (Tracks: 1, 11)
* Jus Beats — producer (Track: 2)
* Alkimi Beats — producer (Track: 3)
* Trilian — producer (Track: 4)
* Jordan Beats — producer (Track: 5)
* Tunna Beatz — producer (Track: 6)
* Beat Brothers — producer (Track: 7)
* SnB — producer (Track: 8)
* Obie Daz — producer (Track: 9)
* Deathcore — producer (Track: 10)
* Red Menace — producer (Track: 12)
Dreamcatcher

## Listen

**Dreamcatcher** is the fourth and ninth release by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is the second inclusion in the "Daydreams" series of albums.

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "Dreamcatcher" — 1:18
2. "Beautiful Girl" — 3:38
3. "Morning Memories" — 1:33
4. "Kaleidoscope Kids" — 3:39
5. "Nobody Home" — 0:51
6. "Summer Love (When I Think of You)" — 4:18
7. "Our Last Day" — 1:25
8. "Dandelion Wishes" — 3:14
9. "You've Lost That Lovely Feeling" — 1:42
10. "Blue Sky Eyes" — 3:20
11. "Constants & Changes" — 1:08
12. "Moments of a Dream" — 4:23
13. "Chamomile Blues" — 2:29
14. "The Airfield" — 3:11
15. "Endings & Beginnings" — 1:35

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Earth to Self

## Listen

**Earth to Self** is the second studio EP by the band Zunis, based out of Tulsa Oklahoma released in 2018.

## Track listing

All songs written by Zunis.

1. "You & Yours" — 4:38
2. "Power Be" — 3:37
3. "Semblance" — 4:16
4. "Headspace" — 3:57
5. "Tides" — 4:35
6. "Leaven" — 5:44

## Personnel

Zunis
* Nick Meena — Vocals, Bass
* Matthew McMahon — Vocals, Guitar
* Reggie Watson — Synths, Textures
* Elijah Dittus — Drums

Additional Musicians
* Emily Dittus — Vocals

Production
* Kendall Osborne — Engineering, Mixing
* Scott Bell — Producing, Mixing
* Scott Wylie — Mastering
* Joe Cappa — Artwork
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Emergence

## Listen

**Emergence** is the debut album by the band Cicadia, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Cicadia except where noted.

1. "Obsessive Composure" — 3:40
2. "Swoon" — 4:19
3. "Visions" — 5:08
4. "Drifting" — 5:05
5. "Icebound" — 4:01
6. "Emergence Theory" — 3:26
7. "Last Laugh" — 2:54

## Personnel

Cicadia
* Dylan McBride — Vocals
* Jeremy Dolezel — Guitar
* Caleb Klusmeyer — Guitar
* TJ Lewis — Bass
* Dylan Brooks — Drums

Production
* Tyler Reynolds — Recording
* Leighton McCannon — Artwork
Jack Ketch & The Bilge Rat Bastards

## Jack Ketch & the Bilge Rat Bastards

### Associated Acts

Benny's Little Weasel • Madewell • Oldman • Spank

## Members

### Current Members

* Carrie Lillard (Vocals)
* Becky Epstein (Vocals)
* Summer Musgrove (Vocals)
* Blake Musgrove (Vocals, Guitar)
* Eric Rose (Vocals, Guitar, Percussion)
* Tyler Firey (Vocals, Accordion, Keyboard)
* Jason Woodland (Bass)
* Joey Scott (Keyboard, Percussion)
* Nikki Sherwood (Percussion)

### Past Members

* Christine (Drums)
* Vanessa (Violin)

**Jack Ketch & the Bilge Rat Bastards** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Jack Ketch & The Bilge Rat Bastards

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* *Any Port in a Storm* (2016)
Hot Lunch

## Listen

**Hot Lunch** is the debut album by the band Golden Ones, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Golden Ones except where noted.

1. "Cycle" — 3:12
2. "Black Satin" — 3:43
3. "Hot Mama" — 3:25
4. "Altar" — 4:27
5. "Ain't Nothin Better" — 4:40

## Personnel

Golden Ones
* Sarah Dickenson — Vocals, Guitar
* Sean Fisher — Guitar
* Jesse Frick — Bass
* Jay Sullivan — Drums

Production
* Sean Fisher — Recording, Mixing, Mastering

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Jesse Joice

### Associated Acts

The Brothers Moore • Cody Clinton and the Bishops • Congress of a Crow • Creature of Unusual Size • Dante & the Hawks • Denise Hoey & The Boulevard • Good Villains • Villain Radio • West 51

## Members

### Past Members

* Bryan Pelizzoni (Vocals, Guitar)
* Ryan Howard (Bass)

### Live Members

* Ted Scott (Guitar)
* Matt Cox (Guitar)
* Kellen Conrad (Bass)
* Daniel Chesser
* Sean Ammons
* Jarrod Mann (Drums)

**Jesse Joice** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Jesse Joice

### EP

2

EPs
* *Oklahoma Weather* (2015)
* *Riding Solo* (2020)
Intermission

## Listen

**Intermission**, stylized as **#Intermission**, is the sixth album and first mixtape by the artist P.D.A., originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was recorded while the artist was residing in Dallas, Texas.

## Track listing

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

1. "Intermission" — 1:27
2. "InterDuction" — 2:25
3. "Give It 2 Ya" — 3:00
4. "I Wanna Rock Till You Get Enough" — 4:00
5. "Laughin' Atom" — 3:49
6. "Max" — 4:12
7. "B.F.F." — 4:14
8. "In It (Do Work)" — 4:33
9. "That Glow" — 4:41
10. "Secret Lover" — 3:54
11. "Sex Talk" — 4:04
12. "Watch The Girls" — 4:13
13. "Not Your Prince" — 3:25
14. "Too Fast" — 4:12
15. "G.E.E.K." — 3:30
16. "When You Cry" — 4:51
17. "Skyline" — 4:28
18. "One Place Too Long" — 4:18
19. "Happy Ending" — 5:44

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Stefani Germanotta — Vocals (Track: 3)
* Infamous — Vocals (Track: 5)
* RonRon — Vocals (Track: 6)
* Josh Sallee — Vocals (Track: 6)
* Navigator — Vocals (Track: 9)
* Private — Vocals (Track: 10)
* Tom Waits — Vocals (Track: 11)
* Adam Sandler — Vocals (Track: 12)
* Ayumi Hamasaki — Vocals (Track: 14)
* Troyal Garth Brooks — Vocals (Track: 17)
* J. Sabin — Vocals (Track: 19)
Forte

### Associated Acts

The Difference • Enfuneration • Gestalt • The Kill • Legioned Marcher • Oliver Magnum • Purgatory • Skullpl8 • Subsanity • Black Symphony • Blasted to Static • China Blue • Jeff Martin • Kottak • Michael Schenker Group • Steelheart

## Members

### Current Members

* James Randel (Vocals)
* Jeff Scott (Guitar)
* Ghames Jones (Bass)

### Past Members

* Ralph Lund (Vocals)
* Bill Dollins (Vocals)
* David Thompson (Vocals)
* Greg Gourley (Bass)
* Greg Nicholson (Bass)
* Richard Sharp (Bass)
* Greg Scott (Drums, Keyboard)

## Listen

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

## 1987—1991: Founding, *Dementia by Design*

It was founded by brothers Jeff and Greg Scott and were in time joined by bassist Ghames “Rev” Jones and ex-Oliver Magnum vocalist, James Randel.

They played their first show at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City on April 10, 1987. In the early stages, Forté played an abundance of shows, quickly establishing themselves within the flourishing underground metal scene by opening for bands like Pantera, Dream Theater, Fates Warning, Watchtower, Overkill, Savatage and Trouble.

After spending time on the road hammering out and fine tuning everything, they recorded and released the *Dementia by Design* demo tape in 1990. It was both a fan and critic favorite and their popularity began to spread worldwide as it went on to sell a stunning 1,500 copies. The demo’s title track was even featured on Metal Blade Records’ Metal Massacre series, giving the band even more exposure which they certainly used to their advantage. Not wanting to slow the building momentum, they delivered an impressive showcase at the Foundations Forum. Germany’s Massacre Records was in attendance and quickly signed Forté to their first recording contract.

## 1992—1993: *Stranger Than Fiction*

Their debut, *Stranger Than Fiction*, was released in 1992, stunning both critics and their ever expanding fan base with its intensity, speed, power and excellent use of melody.

## Forte

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Stranger Than Fiction* (1992)
* *Division* (1994)
* *Destructive* (1997)
* *Rise Above* (1999)
* *Unholy War* (2012)

EPs
* *Dementia by Design* (1990)
* *1991* (1991)
* *Vae Solis* (2010)

Compilation Albums
* *Invictus* (2013)

Other Appearances
* *Metal Massacre XI* (1991)
* *Massacre Records Promo-Sampler Vol. 1* (1992)
* *Molten Metal Monsters Volume One* (1993)
* *Cheap, Hard & Heavy Vol. 2* (1998)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* ReverbNation
* Spotify
JD McPherson

## Members

### Current Members

* Jonathan David McPherson (Vocals, Guitar)
* Jimmy Sutton (Upright Bass)
* Raynier Jacildo (Keyboard)
* Doug Corcoran (Saxophone, Guitar, Keyboard)
* Jason Smay (Drums)

## Contact

### Booking

US: Frank RileyEurope: Paul Buck

**JD McPherson** is a band founded in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

## JD McPherson

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Signs & Signifiers* (2010)
* *Let the Good Times Roll* (2015)
* *Undivided Heart & Soul* (2017)
* *Socks* (2018)

EPs
* *The Warm Covers* (2014)
Horde Casket

### Associated Acts

Aggravated Nuisance • Broken Flesh • Center of Disease • Enfuneration • Fetal Autopsy • Formaldehyde • The Glasgow Smile • Kingdom of Ashes • Micah Smith • Nahurak • Septic Devourment • Xenothropic • Cryptic Incarnation • Dissonant Fate • Human Meat Market • Infliction • Oh Shit They're Going to Kill Us • Ongendus • Uncured

## Members

### Current Members

* Kyle Clark (Vocals)
* Steve Giddens (Guitar)
* Justin Perry (Bass)
* Shane Fallon (Drums)

### Past Members

* Greg Hambric (Vocals)
* Derek Munday (Vocals)
* Tyler Kemp (Vocals)
* Matt Grice (Guitars, Vocals)
* Josh Day (Guitars, Vocals)
* Reymundo Campos (Bass)
* Tyler Agee (Bass)
* Chuy Camacho (Bass)
* Micah Smith (Vocals, Drums)
* Kevin Bernardy (Drums)

### Past Live Members

* Ben Segura (Drums)
* Josh Fallin (Drums)

## Listen

**Horde Casket** is a band based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Horde Casket

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Landscape of Cadavers* (2008)
* *Slab of Infinite Butchery* (2010)
* *Bloodfiends* (2015)
* *Xenopocalypse* (2017)
* *Melted Together* (2020)

EPs
* *Horde Casket* (2007)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* ReverbNation
* Spotify
Green Corn Revival

## Members

### Past Members

* Jared Deck (Vocals, Guitar)
* Natalie Houck (Vocals)
* Cora Brinkley-Gutel (Vocals)
* Brett Burrows (Guitar)
* Kyle Burrows (Guitar)
* Brandon Cink (Guitar, Bass)
* Ryan Houck (Guitar, Banjo, Pedal Steel, Dobro)
* Stephen Rozzell (Guitar)
* Miles Johnson (Bass)
* Clayton Roffey (Bass)
* Jacy Deck (Keyboard, Vocals)
* Caleb Creed (Keyboard, Trumpet)
* Kenny Holloway (Drums)
* Tyler Paul (Drums)
* Drew Simmons (Drums)

**Green Corn Revival** was a band formed in Weatherford, Oklahoma.

## Green Corn Revival

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Say You're a Sinner* (2010)
* *Bound for Glory* (2013)

EPs
* *Oklahoma* (2009)
Helen Baylor

**Helen Baylor** is a solo artist born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and based out of Los Angeles, California.

## Helen Baylor

### Live

2

Studio Albums
* *Highly Recommended* (1990)
* *Look a Little Closer* (1991)
* *Start All Over* (1993)
* *Love Brought Me Back* (1996)
* *My Everything* (2002)
* *Full Circle* (2006)

Live Albums
* *The Live Experience* (1995)
* *Helen Baylor...Live* (1999)
Drunk on Dreams of Shadows and Darkness

## Listen

**Drunk on Dreams of Shadows and Darkness** is the debut studio album by Asy9.

## Track listing

All songs written by Eve Alacu except where noted.

1. "Interlude> The Flame Inside" — 2:08
2. "Fairytales & Nightmares" — 4:20
3. "Root of All Evil" — 4:32
4. "Birth is Always Pain" — 3:57
5. "Blood on My Hands" — 3:57
6. "Pandemonium" — 3:40
7. "Dark Hold" — 5:07
8. "Hypoxtian" — 3:21
9. "Wake the Dead" — 3:38
10. "As Dark Is" — 3:31
11. "Child-like Mind / Vanity" — 10:35
12. "Interlude> Blue Roses" — 2:14
13. "Interlude> Say Hello" — 0:17
14. "I Will Always Love You" — 4:13
15. "Magic" — 5:11
16. "In My Dreams" — 4:45
17. "Kinky Gone Wrong" — 3:13

## Personnel

### Asy9

* Eve Alacu — Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Programming

**Production**

* Eve Alacu — Mixing, Mastering
Fabulous Minx

## Members

### Current Members

* Ryan Daly (Vocals, Guitar)
* Noah Sears (Drums)
* Andrew Sears (Tenor Sax)
* Kevin O'Brian (Bass)

## Listen

### Bandcamp

https://fabulousminx.bandcamp.com/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3vZG5AyeJJXdtXuNyolWtO

**Fabulous Minx** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Discography

Studio Albums
* *Make 'em All Jealous* (2016)

EPs
* *Party Till We're Dead - EP* (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website

* Facebook
Dryvr (Album)

## Listen

**Dryvr** is the debut EP by the band Dryvr, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Dryvr except where noted.

1. "Shadows Fade" — 4:22
2. "Broken Glass" — 4:07
3. "Pulse" — 4:39
4. "Pit" — 3:21

## Personnel

Dryvr
* Adam Raymond — Vocals
* Jude Wanasinghe — Guitar
* Nathan Laird — Guitar
* Robin Schmid — Bass
* Mike DePetrillo — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Hollow Vessel

## Listen

**Hollow Vessel** is the first full album and second release by the solo artist Visions in Black, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Visions in Black except where noted.

1. "My Beautiful Addiction" — 2:15
2. "Ov Light and Darkness" — 4:08
3. "The Devil Inside Me" — 3:50
4. "The Ghosts" — 5:13
5. "What Once Was" — 3:47
6. "When the Hole Becomes a Scar" — 4:23
7. "Underneath It All" — 3:47
8. "The Fallen" — 2:50

## Personnel

Visions in Black
* Miguel Reiner — Vocals, Programming

Production
* Brant Showers — Mastering
* Chelsey Seaton — Photography

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Jean Shepard

## Listen

**Jean Shepard** was a solo artist born in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. She was raised in Visalia, California, where she was discovered by Hank Thompson.

## Jean Shepard

### Compilation

16

Studio Albums
* *Songs of a Love Affair* (1956)
* *Lonesome Love* (1958)
* *Got You on My Mind* (1961)
* *Heartaches and Tears* (1962)
* *Lighthearted and Blue* (1964)
* *It's a Man Every Time* (1965)
* *Many Happy Hangovers* (1966)
* *I'll Take the Dog* (1969) with Ray Pillow
* *Heart, We Did All That We Could* (1967)
* *Your Forevers Don't Last Very Long* (1967)
* *Heart to Heart* (1968)
* *A Real Good Woman* (1968)
* *I'll Fly Away* (1969)
* *Seven Lonely Days* (1969)
* *A Woman's Hand* (1970)
* *Here and Now* (1971)
* *Just as Soon as I Get Over Loving You* (1971)
* *Just Like Walkin' in the Sunshine* (1972)
* *Slippin' Away* (1973)
* *I'll Do Anything It Takes* (1974)
* *Poor Sweet Baby (And Ten More Bill Anderson Songs)* (1975)
* *Jean Shepard and the Second Fiddles* (1975) with The Second Fiddles
* *I'm a Believer* (1975)
* *Mercy/Ain't Love Good* (1976)
* *Dear John* (1981)

Live Albums
* *On the Road* (1974) with The Second Fiddles
* *Live at Good Time Country* (1974) with Emily Reynolds

Compilation Albums
* *This is Jean Shepard* (1959)
* *The Best of Jean Shepard* (1963)
* *Hello Old Broken Heart* (1967)
* *Under Your Spell Again* (1968)
* *Best by Request* (1970)
* *For the Good Times* (1975)
* *Jean Shepard's Greatest Hits* (1976)
* *The Best of Jean Shepard* (1979)
* *Honky Tonk Heroine: The Classic Capitol Recording (1952–1962)* (1995)
* *The Melody Ranch Girl* (1996)
* *Best of the Best* (2001)
* *15 Gospel Hits* (2005) with Red Sovine
* *Beautiful Lies – The Early Years* (2009)
* *Greatest Hits (All Original Recordings)* (2011)
* *The First Lady of Country – The Early Album Collection* (2012)
* *Country Music: Pure and Simple* (2016)
Early Demo

## Listen

**Angelical Tears** is the debut EP by the band Angelical Tears from Norman, Oklahoma.

## Content

The album was uncovered in an attic and re-released in 2018 through Soundcloud.

## Track listing

All songs written by Angelical Tears except where noted.

1. "Save Me" — 2:43
2. "Darkness" — 3:04

## Personnel

Angelical Tears
* Julia Flansburg — Vocals
* Glenn Flansburg — Bass
Injunuity

## Injunuity

### Genres

World • Native American • Rock • Alternative Rock

## Members

### Current Members

* Brad Clonch (Native American Flute, Piano, Keyboard)
* Jeff Carpenter (Guitar, Alto Sax)
* Philip Sullivan (Bass)
* Brian Harrison (Drums)

### Past Members

* Brittany Dawn (Vocals)
* James Monroe (Trumpet)
* Robbie Blair (Bass)
* Ashton Booth (Drums)

**Injunuity** was a band formed in Ada, Oklahoma.

## Injunuity

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* Fight for Survival (2010)
* Nativity (Christmas with Injunuity) (2011)
* Spirits (2012)
* Mahli (2016)

EPs
* Unconquered (2008)
EDM

The following is a list of Oklahoma musical groups in the EDM genre. This article includes artists of EDM subgenres, such as Breakbeat, Downtempo, Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Garage, Grime, Hardstyle, House, Juke, Moombahton, Techno, Trance, Trap, and their respective subgenres.

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I Resign

### Associated Acts

Black Magnet • Chud • Komarov • Power Pyramid • Sensitiv Southside Boy • Sex Snobs • Steeples

## Members

### Past Members

* Kale Mouser (Vocals, Guitar)
* Daniel Weaver (Guitar)
* James Hammontree (Guitar)
* Taylor McKenzie (Bass)
* Owen Greenwood (Drums)

**I Resign** was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## I Resign

### EP

2

EPs
* *No Man's Slave/I Resign* (2009) with No Man's Slave
* *Final Songs.* (2010)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Myspace
Indecision! Indecision!

## Listen

**Indecision! Indecision!** is the debut album by the artist Micah Smith, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Micah Smith except where noted.

1. "Clockmaster" — 2:54
2. "Karyocyte" — 2:40
3. "Visitors" — 2:19
4. "Melon Collie" — 3:31
5. "Colossus" — 3:31
6. "Dark Days Ahead" — 3:46
7. "Consume Thy Enemy" — 3:52
8. "Perihelion" — 3:57
9. "Neural Pathways" — 3:46
10. "Parallel Islands" — 4:10

## Personnel

Micah Smith
* Micah Smith — Guitar

Additional Musicians
* Jay Gleason — (Track: 5)
* Joshua Fallin — (Track: 6)
* Ron Ramsey — Guitar (Track: 9)

Production
* Micah Smith — Recording, Mixing, Mastering

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Ernie Fields

## Ernie Fields

### Associated Acts

Hal Singer • Jay McShann • The Royal Entertainers

### Former Names

Ernie Fields and His Nationally Famous Orchestra • Ernie Fields Orchestra

## Members

### Past Members

* Ernest Lawrence Fields (Bandleader, Trombone)

Orchestra* Melvin Moore (Vocals)
* Leora Davis (Vocals)
* Rene Hall (Guitar, Trombone)
* Robert Lewis (Bass)
* Jeff Carrington (Trumpet)
* Amos Woodrudd (Trumpet)
* Vernon Smith (Trumpet)
* Edward Middleton (Trombone)
* Russell Moore (Trombone)
* Luther West (Saxophone)
* Hunter Gray (Saxophone)
* Roy Douglas (Saxophone)
* Harry Garnett (Saxophone)
* Harold Joseph Singer (Saxophone)
* Rozelle Claxton (Piano, Arranger)
* Clarence Dixon (Drums)

## Listen

**Ernie Fields** was a bandleader based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Ernie Fields

### 78s

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78s
* *T-Town Blues / Lard Stomp* (1939) as Ernie Fields Orchestra
* *Thursday Evening Blues / E.F. Boogie* (1947) as Ernie Fields Orchestra

EPs
* *In the Mood* (1960) as Ernie Fields Orchestra
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey/And There Stand Empires

## Albums Chronology

**Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey**

**And There Stand Empires**

## Listen

**Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey/And There Stand Empires** is the fifth release by the band Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey and second release by the band And There Stand Empires, both based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

Their original version of "Toada" can be found on And There Stand Empires's debut album, *And There Stand Empires*.

The traditional song "Sally Polka" was recorded live at Borders in 2001 and can also by found on their 2018 retrospective release *Live at Borders 2001*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey and And There Stand Empires respectively except where noted.

1. "A Flat" — 5:54
2. "Muskogee Smalls" — 4:29 (Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey)
3. "Toada (Alternate Take)" — 4:00 (And There Stand Empires) (Jacques Morelembaum & Antonio Pinto)
4. "Sally Polka" — 2:58 (And There Stand Empires) (Traditional)

## Personnel

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
* Reed Mathis — Bass
* Brian Haas — Rhodes
* Joe Russo — Drums

And There Stand Empires
* James Plumlee — Bass, Melodica, Keyboards
* Daniel Sutliff — Bass, Egg, Guitar, Keyboards
* James McAlister — Drums, Keyboards

Production
* Dustin Cleveland — Design
Icon: The Paintings of Anthem

## Listen

**Icon: The Paintings of Anthem** is a book featuring the painting of the *Anthem* album platinum packages and a three song EP recorded during the album recording process.

In early 2013, as a part of the release of *Anthem*, Hanson released deluxe packages with the album. One of these packages was the Platinum Package, which featured the paintings of Anthem. This book includes all of the paintings from the package plus some paintings that were not released to the public as well as behind the scenes photos of the creation of the paintings.

The EP is available as a digital download with the purchase of the book.

## Icon EP

**Icon** is the fifteenth EP (fourteenth hanson.net exclusive) and thirty-sixth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released in 2013.

The songs included were initially recorded during the *Anthem* sessions, however they were cut from the final album.

### Track listing

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

1. "Nothing on Me" — 2:54
2. "All I Ever Needed" — 3:02
3. "Get So Low" — 2:54

### Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
Fight the Fade (Album)

## Listen

**Fight the Fade** is third album and sixth release by the artist Fight the Fade, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This album is not to be confused with their 2009 EP also titled *Fight the Fade*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Fight the Fade except where noted.

1. "Edge of Desire" — 3:42
2. "Lanterns (In the Dark)" — 3:29
3. "Colder" — 4:09
4. "Falling" — 2:33
5. "White Noise" — 4:02
6. "Legacy" — 2:55
7. "Blue Windows" — 3:11
8. "Escape" — 3:56
9. "Ascend" — 4:09
10. "Ahead > Behind" — 4:53

## Personnel

Fight the Fade
* Zene Smith — Vocals
* Tyler Simpson — Guitar
* Bryan Conway — Guitar
* Trevor Taylor — Bass
* Chris Robertson — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Kodachrome

## Listen

**Kodachrome** is the debut album and second release by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is the first inclusion in the "Chrome" trilogy of albums.

## Content

"Orange Sunshine" originally appeared on the EP *Orange Sunshine*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "1978 (Side A)" — 0:52
2. "Kodachrome" — 2:37
3. "Hallucination" — 1:16
4. "Day Trip" — 3:50
5. "Out the Window" — 0:48
6. "Through the Looking Lens" — 3:50
7. "Video Cassette" — 0:57
8. "Sun Faded Smile" — 3:12
9. "Afterthought" — 1:32
10. "Viewfinder" — 3:31
11. "Summer '78 (Side B)" — 1:02
12. "Chromacolor Sea" — 4:03
13. "Polaroid" — 1:14
14. "Orange Sunshine" — 3:29
15. "35mm" — 1:14
16. "Watercolor Illusion" — 3:28
17. "Sundown Syndrome" — 1:40

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Graham Colton

## Listen

**Graham Colton** is a solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Graham Colton

### Live

1

Studio Albums
* *Graham Colton* (2002)
* *Here Right Now* (2007)
* *Pacific Coast Eyes* (2011)
* *Lonely Ones* (2014)

EPs
* *Twenty Something* (2009)
* *Pictures on the Wall* (2009)
* *Dashboard Memory* (2009)
* *Summertown* (2010)
* *One by One* (2010)
* *Somewhere In Between* (2010)
* *Lonely Ones Tour* (2014) with Cumulus

Live Albums
* *Live at Eddie's Attic* (2012)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol II* (2012)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Facebook
* Instagram
* Spotify
* Tumblr
* Twitter