Everyone knows who Woody Guthrie was, right? Folk singer who sang about the Dust Bowl, the Columbia River and killing fascists? He grew up in Oklahoma, but the author of “This Land is Your Land” was the eternal rambler — and not just … Read on
So the Rolling Stones are 50 years old, some of them have been remarkably great years, though most mediocre. Still they are the greatest rock’n’roll band in the world for all time, for creating that bag-o-bones sound that stutters to keep standing then … Read on
A D V E R T I S E M E N T: 76-Second Travel Show’s “Manhattan Bridge’s 100th birthday celebration” 11am, Thur, Dec 31 Manhattan Bridge’s south walkway The Manhattan Bridge — New York’s last great East River crossing — turns 100 … Read on
Us ’80s-Tulsans grew up with a huge, decade-long sigh of satisfaction. We didn’t have mountains, oceans or particularly good taffy, but we knew what we did have: a) We weren’t Oklahoma City. Meaning, we did have some hills, green grass, trees and (due … Read on
