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🎶 On Radio IDL Monday at 4pm! 🎡broadcasting from WOMPA💥 Tune in to Poppa Nite’s Radio Show "My Version of the Blues" Today I have new blues from Tulsa’s own Wes Reynolds recently spotlighted in the Oklahoma Magazine. JP Soars, Albert Castiglia Band, The Lucky Losers, Mark Hummel,, Johnny Ray Jones, Scott Weis Band, and Memphis Royal Brothers on the label Mother West I also have Katie Webster our featured Blues Artist of the Week. Plus lots more from all around the globe.

Celebrate Today’s National HolidaysNative American Day Indigenous Peoples' Day National Dessert Day Today in music historyMichael Jackson's first #1 as a solo artist, the song was written for the movie Ben, a sequel to the 1971 film Willard. In both films, Ben is a pet rat who leads a super-intelligent rat colony that turns on humans and begins killing them. In the second movie, Ben is befriended by a young boy, which is what the song is about. The film makes little impact, but the song becomes a huge hit, with few listeners aware that Ben is a rodent. 2006 Opening for Rascal Flatts at Madison Square Garden, Eric Church goes off-kilter, playing a little "Crazy Train" and staying on stage past his allotted time. He is kicked off the tour and replaced by a talented newcomer named Taylor Swift.1998 B.B. King picks up a lifetime achievement award at the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London Listen Everyday to Cool Things to do in Tulsa w/Stormy Miller@followers WOMPA Poppa Nite eLiz Oklahoma Blues Society Blues Society of Tulsa Blues Blues Global Rick Lusher ... See MoreSee Less

🎶 On Radio IDL Monday at 4pm! 🎡broadcasting from WOMPA💥 Tune in to Poppa Nite’s Radio Show My Version of the Blues Today I have new blues from Tulsa’s own  Wes Reynolds recently spotlighted in the Oklahoma Magazine. JP Soars, Albert Castiglia Band, The Lucky Losers, Mark Hummel,, Johnny Ray Jones, Scott Weis Band, and Memphis Royal Brothers on the label Mother West I also have Katie Webster our featured Blues Artist of the Week. Plus lots more from all around the globe.

Celebrate Today’s National Holidays
Native American Day Indigenous Peoples Day National Dessert Day 

Today in music history
Michael Jacksons first #1 as a solo artist, the song was written for the movie Ben, a sequel to the 1971 film Willard. In both films, Ben is a pet rat who leads a super-intelligent rat colony that turns on humans and begins killing them. In the second movie, Ben is befriended by a young boy, which is what the song is about. The film makes little impact, but the song becomes a huge hit, with few listeners aware that Ben is a rodent. 

2006 Opening for Rascal Flatts at Madison Square Garden, Eric Church goes off-kilter, playing a little Crazy Train and staying on stage past his allotted time. He is kicked off the tour and replaced by a talented newcomer named Taylor Swift.

1998 B.B. King picks up a lifetime achievement award at the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London 

Listen Everyday to Cool Things to do in Tulsa w/Stormy Miller

@followers WOMPA Poppa Nite eLiz Oklahoma Blues Society Blues Society of Tulsa Blues Blues Global Rick Lusher

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Thank you Poppa Night ! We love all of it !

7 hours ago

Discovering the Charm of Tucumcari and Quay County Then and Now Photos and Memories Group, New Mexico! 🌟🚗

On this day, October 14, we celebrate the vibrant community of Tucumcari, New Mexico, a gem along the iconic Route 66! 🌵✨ Known for its rich history and welcoming spirit, Tucumcari embodies the essence of the Mother Road.A Historic MilestoneIn the late 1970s, Tucumcari was at the forefront of the Route 66 revival movement. The town's residents came together to preserve its unique heritage, ensuring that the stories and landmarks of the past would continue to inspire future generations. 🏛️❤️Community SpiritLocal Events: Tucumcari hosts various events throughout the year, including the Tucumcari Route 66 Festival, which celebrates the town's history with live music, food, and family-friendly activities. 🎶🍔 This festival not only brings locals together but also attracts visitors from all over, showcasing the town's charm and hospitality.Historic Landmarks: The town is home to several historic landmarks, including the City of Tucumcari Tucumcari Historical Museum and the iconic The Blue Swallow Motel, which has been lovingly restored to preserve its vintage appeal. These sites serve as a reminder of the town's rich history and the importance of community efforts in preserving it. 🏨📸Uplifting LegacyTucumcari's commitment to preserving its Route 66 heritage has fostered a strong sense of community pride. Residents work together to maintain the town's unique character, ensuring that it remains a welcoming destination for travelers seeking to experience the nostalgia of the Mother Road. 🌈🤗As we reflect on this uplifting story, let’s celebrate the spirit of Tucumcari and all the towns along Route 66 that continue to thrive through community dedication and love! 💖#route66 #ThisDayInHistory #tucumcari #CommunitySpirit #route66alliance #route66roadtrip @followers Ken Busby Mother Road Market Tulsa Route 66 Commission Route66 Alliance ... See MoreSee Less

8 hours ago

Blues Artist of the week on Radio IDL: Celebrating Katie Webster! 🎹🎶

We honor the incredible Katie Webster, a true powerhouse of the blues! Born on January 3, 1939, in Houston, Texas, Katie was a talented pianist and a dynamic vocalist whose influence continues to resonate in the music world today. 🌟Katie Webster was known for her extensive collaborations with some of the biggest names in blues and rock music. Throughout her career, she shared the stage with legends such as:B.B. KingAlbert KingMuddy WatersJohn Lee HookerHer ability to blend her unique style with various artists made her a sought-after performer and collaborator. 🎤🤝A Rich DiscographyKatie's impressive discography includes numerous albums that showcase her talent and versatility. Some of her notable albums are:"Katie Webster: The Swamp Boogie Queen" (1993)"Blues in the Night" (1995)"Katie Webster: Live at the 1996 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival" (1996)"The Best of Katie Webster" (2000)Her music features a mix of traditional blues, boogie-woogie, and even elements of rock, making her a versatile artist who appeals to a wide audience. 🎹🎵Influence on Today's MusicKatie Webster's impact on today's music scene is undeniable. Her energetic piano playing and powerful vocals have inspired countless artists across genres. Notable musicians who have cited her as an influence include:Susan TedeschiBonnie RaittMarcia BallHer ability to fuse different musical styles has paved the way for a new generation of artists who continue to draw from her rich legacy. 🌍✨As we celebrate Katie Webster this week, let us remember her contributions to the blues and her lasting impact on musicians and fans alike! 💙We will be taping our toes and wiggling our hips to her music all week on Radio IDLHere are just a few of some key songs from Katie Webster's albums that RadioIDL is featuring: "Two Fisted Mama"A lively track showcasing her energetic piano style and powerful vocals."Katie's Boogie"This song highlights her boogie-woogie roots and is a great representation of her signature sound."I'm Bad"A fun and sassy tune that captures her vibrant personality and musical prowess."Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"A soulful cover that demonstrates her ability to reinterpret classic songs with her unique flair."It's Good to See You"A heartfelt ballad that showcases her emotional depth and vocal range."Precious Lord, Take My Hand"A beautiful gospel-inspired piece that reflects her roots and spiritual influences."So Far Away"A poignant song that highlights her storytelling ability and connection to her audience.These tracks not only represent her extensive discography but also illustrate her influence on the blues genre and her collaborations with other artists throughout her career.#KatieWebster #BluesHistory #RadioIDL #SwampBoogieQueen #MusicLegends @followers WOMPA Poppa Nite eLiz Blues Society of Tulsa The Church Studio Radio Blues Roots Music Report Skip Hill Ken Busby Nathan Gray Oklahoma Blues Society Blues Blues Global Blues-E-News ... See MoreSee Less

Blues Artist of the week on Radio IDL: Celebrating Katie Webster! 🎹🎶

We honor the incredible Katie Webster, a true powerhouse of the blues! Born on January 3, 1939, in Houston, Texas, Katie was a talented pianist and a dynamic vocalist whose influence continues to resonate in the music world today. 🌟

Katie Webster was known for her extensive collaborations with some of the biggest names in blues and rock music. Throughout her career, she shared the stage with legends such as:

B.B. King
Albert King
Muddy Waters
John Lee Hooker
Her ability to blend her unique style with various artists made her a sought-after performer and collaborator. 🎤🤝

A Rich Discography
Katies impressive discography includes numerous albums that showcase her talent and versatility. Some of her notable albums are:

Katie Webster: The Swamp Boogie Queen (1993)
Blues in the Night (1995)
Katie Webster: Live at the 1996 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (1996)
The Best of Katie Webster (2000)
Her music features a mix of traditional blues, boogie-woogie, and even elements of rock, making her a versatile artist who appeals to a wide audience. 🎹🎵

Influence on Todays Music
Katie Websters impact on todays music scene is undeniable. Her energetic piano playing and powerful vocals have inspired countless artists across genres. Notable musicians who have cited her as an influence include:

Susan Tedeschi
Bonnie Raitt
Marcia Ball
Her ability to fuse different musical styles has paved the way for a new generation of artists who continue to draw from her rich legacy. 🌍✨

As we celebrate Katie Webster this week, let us remember her contributions to the blues and her lasting impact on musicians and fans alike! 💙
We will be taping our toes and wiggling our hips to her music all week on Radio IDL
Here are just a few of some key songs from Katie Websters albums that RadioIDL is featuring: 
Two Fisted Mama
A lively track showcasing her energetic piano style and powerful vocals.
Katies Boogie
This song highlights her boogie-woogie roots and is a great representation of her signature sound.
Im Bad
A fun and sassy tune that captures her vibrant personality and musical prowess.
Sittin on the Dock of the Bay
A soulful cover that demonstrates her ability to reinterpret classic songs with her unique flair.
Its Good to See You
A heartfelt ballad that showcases her emotional depth and vocal range.
Precious Lord, Take My Hand
A beautiful gospel-inspired piece that reflects her roots and spiritual influences.
So Far Away
A poignant song that highlights her storytelling ability and connection to her audience.

These tracks not only represent her extensive discography but also illustrate her influence on the blues genre and her collaborations with other artists throughout her career.

#KatieWebster #BluesHistory #RadioIDL #SwampBoogieQueen #MusicLegends @followers WOMPA Poppa Nite eLiz Blues Society of Tulsa The Church Studio Radio Blues Roots Music Report Skip Hill Ken Busby Nathan Gray Oklahoma Blues Society Blues Blues Global Blues-E-News
6 days ago

🎸🎶 Blues Artist Of The Week Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 🎸🎶

On this day, we celebrate the incredible legacy of Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, a true pioneer of blues music and a foundational figure in the birth of rock 'n' roll! 🌟 Born on August 24, 1905, in Forest, Mississippi, Crudup's influence resonates through the music we love today.Key Contributions:"That's All Right": In 1946, Crudup wrote the iconic song "That's All Right," which would later become the first single released by Elvis Presley in 1954. This song is often credited as one of the first rock 'n' roll records, blending blues and country elements into a fresh sound that captivated audiences. 🎤✨Influence on Other Artists: Crudup's music has been covered by numerous legendary artists, including Rod Stewart, Led Zeppelin, and B.B. King. His unique style and emotive storytelling have inspired generations of musicians, making him a crucial figure in the evolution of modern music. 🎸🎵A Life of Struggle and Resilience:Despite his monumental contributions, Crudup faced significant challenges throughout his life. He struggled with financial exploitation due to a recording contract that deprived him of rightful royalties. Even after his passing in 1974, his estate received a settlement that highlighted the injustices faced by many Black artists of his time. 💔Recognition: In recent years, Crudup has begun to receive the recognition he deserves. He was portrayed by Gary Clark Jr. in the 2022 biopic "Elvis" and is being honored with a highway marker in Virginia, acknowledging his contributions to music history. 🏆Legacy:Arthur Crudup's story is not just one of hardship but also of profound impact. His music laid the groundwork for rock 'n' roll and continues to inspire artists across genres. As we remember him today, let’s celebrate his resilience and the joy his music brings to our lives! 🎉Join us in honoring Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, a true legend of the blues! 💙#ArthurCrudup #BluesHistory #rockandroll #musiclegends #radioidl Poppa Nite @followers eLiz Blues Society of Tulsa @followers Skip Hill WOMPA Lady Chef The Church Studio Cool Things to do in Tulsa w/Stormy Miller ... See MoreSee Less

🎸🎶 Blues Artist Of The Week Arthur Big Boy Crudup 🎸🎶
On this day, we celebrate the incredible legacy of Arthur Big Boy Crudup, a true pioneer of blues music and a foundational figure in the birth of rock n roll! 🌟 Born on August 24, 1905, in Forest, Mississippi, Crudups influence resonates through the music we love today.

Key Contributions:
Thats All Right: In 1946, Crudup wrote the iconic song Thats All Right, which would later become the first single released by Elvis Presley in 1954. This song is often credited as one of the first rock n roll records, blending blues and country elements into a fresh sound that captivated audiences. 🎤✨
Influence on Other Artists: Crudups music has been covered by numerous legendary artists, including Rod Stewart, Led Zeppelin, and B.B. King. His unique style and emotive storytelling have inspired generations of musicians, making him a crucial figure in the evolution of modern music. 🎸🎵
A Life of Struggle and Resilience:
Despite his monumental contributions, Crudup faced significant challenges throughout his life. He struggled with financial exploitation due to a recording contract that deprived him of rightful royalties. Even after his passing in 1974, his estate received a settlement that highlighted the injustices faced by many Black artists of his time. 💔

Recognition: In recent years, Crudup has begun to receive the recognition he deserves. He was portrayed by Gary Clark Jr. in the 2022 biopic Elvis and is being honored with a highway marker in Virginia, acknowledging his contributions to music history. 🏆
Legacy:
Arthur Crudups story is not just one of hardship but also of profound impact. His music laid the groundwork for rock n roll and continues to inspire artists across genres. As we remember him today, let’s celebrate his resilience and the joy his music brings to our lives! 🎉

Join us in honoring Arthur Big Boy Crudup, a true legend of the blues! 💙

#ArthurCrudup #BluesHistory #rockandroll #musiclegends #radioidl Poppa Nite @followers eLiz Blues Society of Tulsa @followers Skip Hill WOMPA Lady Chef The Church Studio Cool Things to do in Tulsa w/Stormy Miller
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