Disappointing attendance total

[Lumpuckeroo]

Wasn't Horn Bros the place way out on 11th street that was later the site of a country music night club?

You're talking about "The Horn Brothers Home Pack" ! You could furnish the whole house for dirt cheap.

 

[old.guy]

Before it moved way out east on 11th, Horn Brothers was located close to downtown on 6th Street or 3rd Street. For many years Horn Brothers sponsored a live, Saturday afternoon country music show on Channel 8. It featured area performers and a house band made up of outstanding local players -- Roy Ferguson, Rocky Caple, Johnny Stills, Bunky Harper and others -- hosted by the store's owner-manager, Ike Horn. It was called the Longhorn Roundup and, later, the Long Horn Wing Ding. I had the privilege of appearing a few times on the show as part of a 1960s-era folk music group -- guitar, banjo, acoustic bass, striped button-down shirts, the whole works. They were trying to reach a younger demographic, but I don't think it worked.

 

[Babe the Blue Ox_rivals]

You're talking about "The Horn Brothers Home Pack" ! You could furnish the whole house for dirt cheap.

It was Dukes Country and was on Admiral, not 11th. Close to where Flying J is now.

I preferred Great Escape on 21st though. Never liked the country music.

 

[TU 1978]

This video from our friend and TU alumnus Gailard Sartain captures two things -

• A parody of some of Tulsa's furniture retailers of the past, and
• Audience clips from the old Horn Brothers show audience.

 

[Gmoney4WW]

This is really bad, 15 min before kickoff and it looks like around 5k-.

 

[Gmoney4WW]

I don't think were gonna clear more than 10 or 12k in actual attendance.

 

[TulsaGrad07]

I don't think were gonna clear more than 10 or 12k in actual attendance.

That's brutal... I was hoping the ESPN analytics intro had been pre-recorded beore kickoff because the bleachers were completely empty on the east side. I guess it wasn't...