The Full "Heart of the West" Album
The rest of the album continues the journey through Oklahoma’s rich history and culture, capturing the essence of the state's diverse communities through a blend of genres like Latin, blues, jazz, and country. Each track is a musical story, reflecting the unique experiences and spirit of the people who call Oklahoma home. With compositions that range from heartfelt tributes to moments of resilience and unity, the album paints a vivid picture of the state’s heritage, offering listeners a deep connection to the heart of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma
[Funk, Swing]
Heart of the West
[Country] OKC Limits Sign - Education -Bright Future
Tomorrow's Blues Today
[Blues] Love Lost and Irrevocably in OKC
Me Encanto
[Latin] Will Rodgers Quote in Spanish, " I never met a (Person) I didn't like"
Bright Path
[Native American] Native Americans - Jim Thorpe's Name - Olympics - Cultural Stories - Code Talk - Guardian - Spirit Wind
Deep Deuce
[Jazz] Feeling the Spirit of Rushing, Christian, Ellison, and Thompson - Finding the One Perfect Tune in Deep Deuce
Angels
[Ballad] OKC's Darkest Day - Remembrance - Uplifting - Reconstruction
Namaste
[Indian/ Asian, Jazz Rock] After Conversation with Dr. Murali Krishna - Acknowledging the Light in a Person's Soul and Actions - Common Ground
Michael's Plum
[Disco] Finding "Terpsichore" (Goddess of the Dance) In OKC when it was a destination, Not a "Flyover City"
Covid 19
[Jazz Rock] Airing Out the Frustration And Disappointment of the Loss and Hardship of the Pandemic
Scissortail Park
[Pop Rock] A Couple's Pleasing Walk In the Park - Holding Hands and Planning the Future
For C & G
[Lullaby] A Tune for sons Gavin and Christian - A Loving Jazz Lullaby I Hope will Resonate to People who are Parents and Grandparents
Promenade Paseo
[Classical/Jazz] A Walk Through The District, The Song Relying on Copious Amounts of Modest Mussorgsky
Plaza
[Latin Conga] A Street Dance in the Plaza District
The May
[Jazz Rock] Experiencing a Midnight Screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show" At an OKC Neighborhood Theatre - The May