**Tulsa Sound Podcast Episode 22: 48 Hours in Atoka - Oklahoma's Woodstock (1975)**

Join Oscar Padron and special guest, Patrick McNicholas, for an engaging discussion on the 22nd episode of the Tulsa Sound Podcast. Patrick McNicholas, a renowned Tulsa historian and creator of Tulsa Time Lapse, delves into the captivating events of "48 Hours in Atoka," Oklahoma's own Woodstock in 1975. @tulsapast

In this episode, we explore the rich history and cultural significance of this legendary event, alongside stories about JJ Cale and the iconic Tulsa Sound. We also react to an unforgettable performance of "After Midnight" by JJ Cale and Leon Russell, providing commentary and insights reflecting historical and educational perspectives.

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**Topics Discussed:**
- The historical "48 Hours in Atoka," Oklahoma's Woodstock (1975)
- Patrick McNicholas' insights about Tulsa's history and culture
- The impact of JJ Cale and the Tulsa Sound on the music industry
- Reaction and commentary on JJ Cale and Leon Russell’s performance of "After Midnight"

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Enjoy the rich tapestry of Tulsa's musical heritage and history in today's episode of the Tulsa Sound Podcast!

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