Oklahoma Music Legends

Part 5 of the Jaimie Oldaker KRMG Interview with Host Russell Mills. The Final Installment

Jaime Oldaker was a Tulsa Native and Legendary Drummer. This Interview is a Documentary of his life in Rock and Roll and the Legendary Music Makers with him he played and recorded.

So far the published 3 parts of the Jaime Oldaker Interview has turned out to be a Documentary of Jaime's life and Career.

Part 2 Jaime Oldaker 2020 KRMG Interview. He speaks of his Fear of Moving on from Leon Russell's upcoming tour, to going on tour with Eric Clapton, including some of his buddies from Tulsa Music Scene. 

Tulsa Legendary Drummer, Jaime Oldaker discusses with KRMG Host Russell Mills, his Career Start and those who played a part in his storied career.

Leo Feathers a self taught guitar player began playing in Tulsa Bands and Night Clubs at 15 years old. He would play with fellow legends, Leon Russell, David Gates, J.J. Cale, Chuck Blackwell and others. He would become an A list Nashville Session player along with playing in the Leon Russell Band.

Three Oklahoman's will for ever be attached to the Country Music Icon, Johnny Cash for Three separate and different reasons. Take a few minutes and learn about these three Oklahoman's.  

Native Oklahoman's, Gary P Nunn and Ray Wylie Hubbard as you men, with very similar history, would find Music in Texas. They would both write a Texas Outlaw Anthem. Eventually turning being Texan into a Cottage Industry. They would both become leaders in the Outlaw Country Music Movement.

There maybe just a few places in this country, that are as famous, as the Muscle Shoals, Alabama area for music recording history. I took advantage of the opportunity to go discover it myself.

The Wilson Brothers, Ronnie, Charlie and Robert all from Tulsa, Oklahoma with help from Leon Russell would leave Tulsa's small clubs to opening, in a stadium, in front of 50,000 Screaming fans for Leon Russell.