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Comment by kevin dooley on July 23, 2011 at 8:35am

great to be a part of this group.!!

Comment by Nancy K Dillon on July 16, 2011 at 4:12pm

Hi Scott ~ Thanks for posting....it's good to see some traffic here.  Right now is the big Woody Fest going on in Okemah....wish I was down there.  It's right cold here in Seattle at the moment !

 

Steven ~ Good that you are keepin' the faith in Connecticut :-)  I'll check out Pulpit Supply.....love the band name !

 

Hello Dan ~ Did you ever think of the fellow's name who ended up on Hee-Haw ?

Comment by Scott Meredith Aycock on July 9, 2011 at 9:03am

Hey, I'm an Arkansawyer, transplanted to Oklahoma now for over 30 years.  Oklahoma has an embarrassment of musical talent.  I'm a singer/songwriter, my youngest son, Dylan Aycock is a drummer and composer of "experimental jazz/folk/fusion."  My oldest son, Jesse Aycock is singer/songwriter and "kick ass" lap steel player.  I also co-host and produce a radio program on KWGS called Folk Salad- Certified Organic Music.

Comment by Steven Crabtree on January 12, 2011 at 10:16am

Howdy Okies,

I just joined.  Born in Enid, my grandparents farmed in Meno, and I have fond memories of Marshall growing up.   I've been playing our version of alt.country with my buddies Pulpit Supply for 20 years and we just released our first album of original material.  Free streaming of our stuff is at www.pulpitsupply.info.  Tell us what you think when you get the chance. Steve in snowbound Connecticut

Comment by dan merrell on December 17, 2010 at 11:25pm

Back in 1967 I wasw working on a pulling unit out of Seminole. One day this fellow showed up to fill in on our crew, He worked with us for several days then was gone. He talked about working in Nashville and writing songs but this was before Dylan had embraced Earl Scruggs so I had no idea who he was. My dad said his clan was from the Little area (a small community North of Seminole). The next time I saw the cat he was coming up from the cornfield on Hee-Haw for a salute to Little. For the life of me I can't remember his name. This guy would be a precursor to the Red Dirt Movement. Would anyone remember his name?

Comment by Jackie Carter on March 7, 2010 at 6:57pm

Live in Marietta and enjoy most all Americana-Roots music...going to TMR in 2 weeks to see Leon Russel, Ray Wylie, Hayes Caryl, Band of Heathens, Brandon Jenkins and Two Tons and more...hell of a show

Comment by Shaun Belcher on February 23, 2010 at 1:40am

After 17 years the Last Farmer of Rattledown Row finally returns...http://ning.it/bhv4xg

Comment by Nancy K Dillon on January 23, 2010 at 8:29pm

Howdy Jefferson....thanks for dropping by and saying 'howdy'....we love stories here so let us know if you have any favorite Okies or Oklahoma music. :-)

Comment by Nancy K Dillon on January 23, 2010 at 8:28pm

Hey thanks Deepwell....appreciate your 'sneakin' in' and be sure to share any Okie-related stories you may have....welcome aboard :-)

Comment by Jefferson Ross on December 30, 2009 at 7:36am

Yes, I live in Nashville but I like Okies a lot and I really love the music. Peace, love and new guitar strings-JR

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