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Foreigner: Feels Like the First Time - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Foreigner continues to build on its legacy and will add another chapter to its story Oct. 2 at Riverwind Casino in Norman. When bassist Jeff Pilson joined the band in 2004, he said it was fun to learn the songs and try to stay true to the band’s sound. He recalled that the chemistry was great, and the transition into the group was smooth. Pilson was a fan of Foreigner long before he joined and enjoyed listening to the songs he would soon perform on tour. More than 20 years later, he is still pla
Set List - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Red Sun spent years growing together as friends and musicians before releasing its debut album, At Their Very Best. Now, as the band members enter new stages of their lives, they are figuring out what comes next for the group. “The local music community has been integral to Red Sun,” Quinn said. Long before the formation of Red Sun, its members shared a love for music. They spent years listening to local artists, going to shows and getting acquainted with musicians in Oklahoma. For Quinn, Ben Qu
Stoney LaRue: Red Dirt Roots - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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For Stoney LaRue, red dirt has been more than a genre. It has been a lifestyle that has shaped his music, his career and the person he has become over more than two decades. LaRue’s connection to the red dirt music scene began long before he became one of the genre’s recognizable voices. He was born in Taft, Texas and then raised in Yanush, Oklahoma. Early in his life he became passionate about music. “I traveled a lot since I was 15 years old, and musically I started to grow being a part of a c
Still on the Road: Kevn Kinney and Drivin N Cryin - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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After four decades together, Kevn Kinney and Drivin N Cryin are still on the road, bringing the band’s new album, Crushing Flowers, to Oklahoma City on Aug. 25 at Resonant Head. According to lead singer and guitarist Kevn Kinney, Crushing Flowers was inspired by the idea of disconnecting from technology and the internet. “It is just kind of an opportunity to once a week, put your things in a drawer and read a book, sit outside, feed the birds,” said Kinney. For Kinney, that meant creating a spac
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