Sat, 8 November 2008 All ball, as in All Freakers Ball. This week's podcast/broadcast is part 2 of a well, 2 parter. 34 years ago in 1974, Freakers Ball debuted in Tulsa. All these years later, and it's bigger and better than ever. Hometown Heroes is the official podcast of "The Ball" and one of the 4 stages is the Hometown Heroes Stage. Dustin Parkhurst and Davit Souders play the wide range of music from T-Town and Freakers Ball is your chance to see many of these outstanding performers. Music, pumpkins, ghosts, goblins and so much more-Halloween Tulsa style. Special thanks to event sponsors Guinness & Smirnoff Triple Black. www.myspace.com/freakersballroomblitz Tulsa's Freakers Ball 2008 Part 2: SwampFox- Gypsy MoonGhosts- Rubber Stones Bait- Tsunami Mariachi Tulsa- La Muneca The Red Alert- Tulsa Calling Bad Things- Revolution Man Wade Burrow- My Final Word Bag Eyes- Now I'm Coming Down Acoustic Ross- Fault Country Doomsday Junky- Doomsday Junky First Lady Assassins- Dan's Song Spank- Break Me
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Hometown Heroes Tulsa
Tulsa is the reason God made Oklahoma, fact or fiction? Join host and tour guide Davit Souders on a journey with the little podcast that could..and does, it's sure to give you what you seek,the answer to this age old question. Learn some of the colorful history of Tulsa music past, present and where it might be headed in this weekly one hour broadcast/podcast/diabolicast. Along with some entertaining and quite unique fun facts about Tulsa and other parts of Oklahoma, expect to hear Rock, Punk, Mariachi, Celtic, Hardcore, Ska, Pop, Americana, Electronic, Rockabilly and much more from Tulsa and surrounding areas.
Try to guess in which of the fifty states the yield sign, the wheeled shopping cart, parking meters (sorry), and the aerosol can were invented??? It's all here.
We are the state that brought you Garth Brooks, The Flaming Lips, Hanson, Reba McEntire, The GAP Band, Toby Keith, Leon Russell, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, J.J. Cale, and The All American Rejects. Find out what lies just below the surface...
Where "I Love Tulsa" isn't just a phrase, it's a t-shirt.
This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC
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