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Local band brings back ‘The King of the Jukebox’ with new recordings
RJ Spangler of the RJ Spangler Band became familiar with the songs of Louis Jordan as a young musician and has been playing them ever since.
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METRO DETROIT He’s not nearly as well known today, but singer/songwriter/saxophonist/band leader Louis Jordan was once one of the biggest music stars in America.
The RJ Spangler Band is trying to make sure audiences don’t forget this groundbreaking artist. Besides continuing to play Jordan’s songs at live shows, the band is now releasing “The RJ Spangler Band Live at the Scarab Club Series: A Tribute to Louis Jordan,” a CD that includes some of Jordan’s biggest hits.
Kansas City unveils four art installations to be displayed at KCI s new $1 5B terminal
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Thursday,
March 11
It s Throwback Thursday on the Oklahoma Music Minute, where we celebrate Oklahoma s rich music history. Ed Lewis (Eagle City) was a trumpeter and composer who played with jazz bands like Bennie Moten and Count Basie and recorded with Chuck Berry, Billie Holiday and more. Find out more about him and his music here.
Friday,
Travis Linville is based in Tulsa. Find more of his music at travislinvillemusic.com.
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Salina native Cash Hollistah on Kansas Music Hall of Fame board
The Salina Journal
Salina native Cash Hollistah has accepted a position on the Kansas Music Hall of Fame Board of Directors.
His primary function with the organization will be as social media manager, since he has extensive corporate experience in that area. Hollistah, 40, also has career credentials in the fields of music, videography, advertising and marketing, radio, arts education and public speaking.
“I am truly excited to be a part of the Kansas Music Hall of Fame,” Hollistah said in a release. “The KSMHoF is a wonderful organization that recognizes the music and musicians that come from this great state. As a fan of Kansas music and as a native Kansas artist myself, I’m happy to be part of preserving the legacies of those who came before me, as well as my fellow peers. I look forward to working alongside this board to induct this year’s class, and many future classes to come”.
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