Features
Stephen Carradini
Hanging out with Oklahoma City shutterbug Vernon Gowdy will get you a boatload of stories about near-mythical rock bands.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Rolling Stone
Shutter sounds
For decades, local photographer Vernon Gowdy has shot rock concerts, images from which comprise his new book.
Features
Stephen Carradini
Hanging out with Oklahoma City shutterbug Vernon Gowdy will get you a boatload of stories about near-mythical rock bands.
Blame it on the rain (and wind)
Wet lips.
CFN
Gazette staff
If you thought twice before heading up the turnpike to catch The Flaming Lips and Primus in T-Town, you didn’t miss much besides one hellacious storm and $800,000 in equipment damage, according to Billboard.com.
Doggie style
Scruffy mutts no more, Dr. Dog has groomed its psych-rock sound into a purebred, all thanks to its live show.
Music
Matt Carney
Dr. Dog with The Quiet Life
7 p.m. Monday
Cain's Ballroom
423 N. Main, Tulsa
cainsballroom.com
918-584-2306
$20 advance, $22 door
Pearl Jam Twenty
World-class rock geek Cameron Crowe offers a long-due doc on one of the ’90s’ biggest bands.
Documentary
Matt Carney
It’s no wonder the last song featured in “Pearl Jam Twenty” is fan favorite “Alive,” the searing five-and-a-half-minute grunge anthem that’s folded up and sealed in the all-time annals of rock ’n’ roll history by a Mike McCready guitar solo bestowed by the Stratocaster gods.
What a gas
CFN
Gazette staff
Aubrey McClendon is (very) rich and (sorta) famous, but it takes more than that to get your mug on the cover of Rolling Stone.
