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MartyStrat54
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This is me, second from the left with the long, black hair in 1991. I don't have many pictures anymore. My first wife split on me and took a bunch of my photos (which ended up getting thrashed). My second wife threw out any picture of me with another chick.
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Oh, I've been single since August 1999.
Ok then is there a lantern bar in windfield? I remember it being north of town . Oh well. Then you know of ol roger sparks of sparks music LOL.
Yes, the road did go to kaw city. I was thinking Hubbard road but not sure.. Hiway 11?
That's it! Someone give Marty a cigar!
Solarburn you're gonna love this, Paul harvey show, announced (Cassiopias) herpiopias as the capitial of the united states for deseases LOL!! it was known from there on out as herpitopias. I never heard the show, only the after effects. LOL The place died really quickly after that.
Great chatting with you on this old stuff, Marty. Thanks.
Seem familiar... Nice to meet ya! same here.. first wife, hell she even tried to hide my les paul, that was grounds enough for divorce. , and then a house fire in 1985 and all my pics were burned up. Sucks doesn't it. All that history just freaking gone.
Still on wife #2 since 1986. Soo far.
MartyStrat54
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I went to Northern Oklahoma College in 1982-84 and was the guitarist for the Roustabouts. I don't know if you are familiar with the Roustabouts, but they were sponsored by the college and have played all over the world.
Waddy Pass is a former Roustabout guitarist. I got to see him three years ago when they had a huge Roustabout reunion. I had to make that one. I got to see a lot of people I hadn't seen in a long time.
Waddy Pass is a former Roustabout guitarist. I got to see him three years ago when they had a huge Roustabout reunion. I had to make that one. I got to see a lot of people I hadn't seen in a long time.
Ok then is there a lantern bar in windfield? I remember it being north of town . Oh well. Then you know of ol roger sparks of sparks music LOL.
Yes, the road did go to kaw city. I was thinking Hubbard road but not sure.. Hiway 11?
That's it! Someone give Marty a cigar!
Solarburn you're gonna love this, Paul harvey show, announced (Cassiopias) herpiopias as the capitial of the united states for deseases LOL!! it was known from there on out as herpitopias. I never heard the show, only the after effects. LOL The place died really quickly after that.
Great chatting with you on this old stuff, Marty. Thanks.
That just "taint" right!:eek2:
I went to NOC, LOL Man, this is crazy!
Well kick butt! They put on a great show. I remember seeing the show in, oh crap,. here I go again, 1975 maybe? The show was quite amazing! it inspired me. The entire stage production was fantastic. That must be some great memories!
Charlie don't like bad tuna. That's too bad. When its good...its real good.
Well at least most guys heard it was bad. Hate to have gone in and found out the hard way.
Well at least most guys heard it was bad. Hate to have gone in and found out the hard way.
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MartyStrat54
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Well I graduated from Blackwell High School in 1972. I was 17. My best friend was a real good bass player named Bob Hood.
I moved to Brownsville, Texas in 1973, but only stayed a year. When I came back, Bob was the bass player for the Roustabouts and Mike Minton was the guitar player. These two guys started a group (with horns which was popular in 1974) and did a lot of playing in Stillwater.
One day, when I was 18, Bob had me pick up these two drop dead beauties. One was Lisa Cannady and the other was Bonnie Heilman. Lisa's dad was the basketball coach and Bonnie's dad ran the NOC music department. His name was Bill. He started the Roustabouts. His son now holds that position with the college. I almost married Bonnie, but instead, realized I was getting way too high and joined the Air Force instead.
Anyway, I pretty much knew all of the staff over at the college. When I decided to go back to school in 1982, Bill gave me a full music scholarship. The only problem is that I did not want to be a music major. So to swing all of this and qualify for my scholarship, I was taking like 20-22 hours per semester. Anyway, like everyone before me, I started a band with the drummer and bass player. It was during this time that David DuVal came into the picture. This project lasted until I left Blackwell in 1984 for Phoenix. I played in the Phoenix scene for many years. My longest project was nine years with a band called the Condors. I really have slacked down a lot in the past year and a half. I just don't have the time to play like I used to. I'm 57 right now and I had a little gig with three other guys up here near Kansas City, but that dissolved and I actually live in a town called Atchison and there is zero action here.
I moved to Brownsville, Texas in 1973, but only stayed a year. When I came back, Bob was the bass player for the Roustabouts and Mike Minton was the guitar player. These two guys started a group (with horns which was popular in 1974) and did a lot of playing in Stillwater.
One day, when I was 18, Bob had me pick up these two drop dead beauties. One was Lisa Cannady and the other was Bonnie Heilman. Lisa's dad was the basketball coach and Bonnie's dad ran the NOC music department. His name was Bill. He started the Roustabouts. His son now holds that position with the college. I almost married Bonnie, but instead, realized I was getting way too high and joined the Air Force instead.
Anyway, I pretty much knew all of the staff over at the college. When I decided to go back to school in 1982, Bill gave me a full music scholarship. The only problem is that I did not want to be a music major. So to swing all of this and qualify for my scholarship, I was taking like 20-22 hours per semester. Anyway, like everyone before me, I started a band with the drummer and bass player. It was during this time that David DuVal came into the picture. This project lasted until I left Blackwell in 1984 for Phoenix. I played in the Phoenix scene for many years. My longest project was nine years with a band called the Condors. I really have slacked down a lot in the past year and a half. I just don't have the time to play like I used to. I'm 57 right now and I had a little gig with three other guys up here near Kansas City, but that dissolved and I actually live in a town called Atchison and there is zero action here.
MartyStrat54
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RIK-The name of that club north of Ponca just popped into my mind.
It was called Norm's Place.
It was called Norm's Place.
I played there a couple times around '81 or so. Can't remember the name but some massive club in an old theater. The gig was several days and they gave you a band "apartment" upstairs around back, you wanted a full body condom just to lie on the beds. Good times...
Happy New Years guys!
In case I don't get back on tonite. No drinky drivey!
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MartyStrat54
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I'm in between action right now. I've been to a dinner and had a few drinks. I am leaving in a few hours to meet some friends at a bar. I have a big Chiefs/Broncos football party tomorrow.
Johnfv-The biggest, most well known bar in Stillwater is Eskimo Joe's. I used to party at it when it was under a different name. That was so long ago, I can't remember what it was. I always remember seeing a band called Zuider Zee. The lead guitarist was thrashed on something, but he played flawlessly. We used to go up there on Friday nights for 10 cent beer night. Later, it was sold and became Eskimo Joe's. Does that name ring a bell? They have always had live music there.
Johnfv-The biggest, most well known bar in Stillwater is Eskimo Joe's. I used to party at it when it was under a different name. That was so long ago, I can't remember what it was. I always remember seeing a band called Zuider Zee. The lead guitarist was thrashed on something, but he played flawlessly. We used to go up there on Friday nights for 10 cent beer night. Later, it was sold and became Eskimo Joe's. Does that name ring a bell? They have always had live music there.
I have a feeling that is it, same place but previous name. Massive place with a big stage...
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