Volume 2 of the Tulsa Area Music Archives podcast series is now available!

TULSA AREA MUSIC ARCHIVES PODCAST SERIES

VOLUME 2 IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOADING!

Hear music and interviews direct from the archives of TAMA, from a variety of artists and genres. Compiled, edited and mixed for your enjoyment by TAMA Founder Steve Todoroff.

August 3, 2009


VOL. 2
LEON RUSSELL - THE SESSION YEARS PART 2.
We continue our meticulously researched podcast series on the session work of rock legend and former-Tulsa Leon Russell in Volume Two, which includes seventy-three minutes of songs and commentary focusing on Leon’s extensive body of L.A. session work from the Sixties, where he established himself as one of the most highly sought after session players in the business.

1. Twenty-Four Hours From Tulsa - Gene Pitney
2. Skinny Jim (overdubbed) - Eddie Cochran
3. Little Hollywood Girl - The Everly Brothers
4. Everybody But Me - Johnny Rivers
5. Queen For A Day - Bobby “Blue” Bland
6. Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals
7. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - Darlene Love
8. Not For Me - Bobby Darin
9. Life Of The Party - James Darren
10. Sugar Dumpling - Sam Cooke
11. Danke Schoen - Wayne Newton
12. Washington Square - Les Brown and His Band of Renown
13. I Want To Find Out For Myself - Julie London
14. Down At Tony’s Cafe - Larry Gordon
15. Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand) - Irma Thomas
16. Oo-Wee-Baby - Doris Day
17. Someday Soon - Ann-Margret
18. Sea Cruise - Bobby Vee
19. Help Me Rhonda - The Beach Boys
20. Mean Old World - Ricky Nelson
21. When Somebody Loves You - Frank Sinatra
22. Someday - Leon Russell & The Shelter People, featuring Phylliss Lindsey


Direct from the vaults of the Tulsa Area Music Archives,
Preserving Tulsa’s Music History...

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Compiled, mixed and edited by Steve Todoroff/Tulsa/USA

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