One of my favorite Oklahoma websites is the blog over at OklahomaRock.com. It’s always been a great place to stay up-to-date with the Oklahoma music scene. For the past few weeks, they have been counting down (five at a time) the Top 100 Oklahoma Musicians of all time. As a result, we now get this news:
I’ll be on OklaTravelNet (Oklahoma’s Online Travel Channel) today talking about the list. The show starts at noon and last until 1:30, but I’m not sure exactly what time I’ll be on. If you can’t catch it line, don’t worry. They archive every show and today’s show should be available for viewing at anytime.
On Sunday, I’ll be joining Lacey on 94.7 The Buzz’s local show, Buzz Born & Bred. We’ll be playing some of the bands on the Top 100 list. The show starts at 10pm.
I’ll be honest with you, I think OklaTravelNet is sort of silly, and I really haven’t listened to the Buzz since it was 95x, but congratulations to Ryan and all of OklahomaRock’s writers for some well deserved recognition and publicity. Trust me, coming up with a “well written” list of 100 things is hard to do. It’s probably even harder when you have to write something objective about Toby Keith, Hinder and Hanson. Keep it up, guys!
Why do I have to look at Brent Skarky’s picture before I read this article?
Notice how is eyes follow you?
When not at the Dentists office, I’m pretty sure that Brent is one of the “big dogs” at Oklahoma Travel Net.
Thanks fellas.
I asked Brent if he was going to accept your offer to be Vice-Marshall of the Oklahoma City Gay Parade.
He’s holding out until Curtis makes his decision.
I thought I’d share this interesting tid-bit of recent news involving Brent Skarkey. I spotted him at Henry Hudsons in Edmond on Karaoke night sporting a collared shirt and black leather jacket. He proceeded to belt out Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues”. Despite obviously being the former KOCO weekend sportscaster, and even signing up under the name of “Brent” for karaoke, when asked if he in fact was said sportscaster he vehemently denied his identity to my friends and myself. Brent was sharing dollar drafts with a group of UCO college students, and upon his exit one of the girls at his table said that he was simply embarassed to admit his identity to us. I ask why? Perhaps someone can shed some light on this?