Oklahoma - Oklahoma

Artist: Oklahoma
Album: Oklahoma

2017

Rating: 4.1

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Review by Darren Bowling

Oklahoma's self-titled album is a stunning display of their musical prowess. The album features a perfect blend of country, folk, and rock, with each track showcasing the band's versatility and musicianship.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Jackie Blue," which immediately sets the tone for what's to come. The hauntingly beautiful "Prairie Wind" showcases the band's ability to create a melancholic atmosphere, while "Dust Bowl Blues" is a toe-tapping ode to the hardships faced by those living in the Great Plains during the 1930s.

The album's standout track, "Carry On," is a rousing anthem that will have the listener singing along in no time. The harmonies are tight, the instrumentation is flawless, and the lyrics are inspiring.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Love You Tonight	3:06
Magic	3:09
Ain't It Sad
Atrévete	4:1
One More Round	4:10
Ain't It Sad	6:30
Perdemos la cabeza	3:10
Otra derrota más	3:50
Tracy	3:31
Whatcha Treatin' Me So Bad For?	2:24
Piece Of My Life	2:49
Piece of My Life
Together Now	2:58
Como si nada	4:4
Whatcha Treatin' Me So Bad For?

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Oklahoma - Ain't It Sad - Capitol-EMI 1977 release

One More Round Oklahoma 1976

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Catalog Numbers

ST-11646
1 C 064-85 176

Labels

Capitol Records

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Formats

Vinyl
LP
Album
Winchester Press
Stereo

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	A&M Studios

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged By	Oklahoma
Art Direction	Roy Kohara
Backing Vocals	Sam Flores
Bass	Ben Blakemore
Design	Rod Dyer, Inc.
Drums	Sam Flores
Engineer	Jay Ranellucci (tracks: B1), Mark Lindsay (tracks: A1 to A4, B2 to B4)
Guest	Danny White , Mark Lindsay, Max Gronenthal, Terry Melcher
Keyboards	Joe Intrieri, Max Gronenthal, Michael Lewis
Guitar	Steve Crossley
Lead Guitar	Don Juntunen
Mixed By	Jay Ranellucci (tracks: B1)
Photography By	Guy Webster
Producer	Mark Lindsay, Terry Melcher
Vocals	Ben Blakemore, Steve Crossley

Notes

Inlay with credits, lyrics, photos
Printed inner sleeve with lyric & group photo.

Summary by Darren Bowling

Oklahoma's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of Americana, country, and rock. The band's ability to seamlessly blend multiple genres into one cohesive sound is truly impressive, and their songwriting is top-notch. This album is a testament to the band's talent and a promising sign of what's to come.

Comments

blogbellemont

2023-06-23

Like them in the seventies and I still like hearing them even though I gave Jacob lntrieri my copy.

meaghanmaples

2023-06-23

Wicked cool jam. Amazing that this was produced by Mark Lindsay and Terry Melcher!

konni836

2023-06-22

Never heard till now but glad a friend steered me this way! Thanks 4 sharing!

vmdelgadop91

2023-06-22

AWESOME the strings are great. Thanks to my buddy Paula Hardin Cox....LOVE IT!

sadaqatkhan95

2023-06-22

very nice.

angk15blog

2023-06-22

All the different line ups of this band Oklahoma had EXCELLENT harmonies.. I loved that Steve Crossley song Permanent Damage. I thought that song would be a hit.. I play it myself, every now and then.... Great Band

compwalla

2023-06-21

beautiful

insoldio

2023-06-21

Thank You very much.
I had spent years looking for this song.
I didn't remember the name of the band.

dotady

2023-06-20

My brother mike is in the photo.

harrysonbettoni

2023-06-20

Amazing song from an amazing record.

leonardosilvaperez

2023-06-19

One of my favorite bands of all time. Everything about this band is awesome. Every musician in this band is incredible, the arrangements, lyrics, sound, and any area you want to point out, Oklahoma rocks! Really would have love to seen you guys back in the day. I have the album on LP and am so blessed to have found this band. Handily the most underrated band in the history of music and it’s not close in my opinion.

adrianjeremiah01

2023-06-19

Threw up many times in the long branch and gold rush parking lots on drown nite?

idkhsite

2023-06-19

Before the album was released we, the guys in Ramblin, got a cassette copy before final production. I wish I still had it.

lacarihuela

2023-06-18

Still got my vinyl copy of the album.

wilsa60

2023-06-18

fellas, know you from the beginning. played you as a DJ in a club since the beginning in the end of the 70s.....played you too loud now in august 2020 at 6:00 a.m. and received massive contra....had to close the window ;-)))) cherish delight .........my ass kansas: pah......going bike riding now

mandysan045

2023-06-17

Holy shit man! Right on fellas. ;-)

sanatsiyasetinsan

2023-06-16

So glad to find you guys on YouTube...The cassette I recorded from the album I found in Hawaii in 1978 is shot. Enjoy listening & sharing you guys. Been a music groupie ever since the garage and Donny's still my favored guitarist. Check out Willie K ... Waterfall, maybe. Aloha