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Some stories show you what kind of person an artist really was. And this one about Merle Haggard hits differently. The guys talk about Merle's love for Native Americans and one of the final shows of his legendary career. According to Max, Merle had been battling serious health problems, includ…
Some friendships are built on music, and some people help shape an entire career. Big Dad Ritch of Texas Hippie Coalition sits down with Max Baker Jr. and Jeff Brownen to talk about Cain’s Ballroom, the music business, and what Max has meant to his journey. Ritch says he has been listening to Here’…
April 20, 2002. 4/20 at Curly’s in downtown Tulsa. And the lineup was pure Oklahoma underground rock. Element. Nothing Permanent. Shamrock. Iocane. Tickets were only $8. The guys look back at one of Tulsa’s memorable underground music venues and the bands that helped make those shows special. Nothi…
Millions of miles travelled, hundreds of thousands of records & concert tickets sold. This is the autobiographical life story of Max Baker Jr. In this episode we start from the very beginning. Listen to the journey of Max as a teenager racing motorcross to throwing parties, to working as a runn…
Some venues are more than just concert halls. Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa is one of those legendary places. The guys talk about seeing countless shows there and even performing on that historic stage. Every time, it still gives them goosebumps. But one of the coolest stories involves an old red couch.…
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