LEGENDS | John Wooley: Mad Dogs & Englishmen, The Tulsa World, & Roy Clark

An exclusive interview with John Wooley, writer, musician, and Oklahoma historian. John talks with producer Teresa Knox and shares stories about his time at The Tulsa World and playing with his band The Moody Dudes. He recounts tales with Leon Russell, Roy Clark, and his love for The Church Studio. Learn more about John here: johnwooley.com/
The Church Studio is a historic building built in 1915 as Grace M.E. Church. It came to life as a studio in 1972 when Leon Russell, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and Grammy Award-winning artist, purchased the old church and turned it into an analog recording studio and home office to Shelter Records. Teresa Knox, a Leon Russell fan and Tulsa native, purchased The Church Studio and has brought it back to life as a professional analog and digital recording studio, event center, audio engineering school, entertainment network, and home to The Church Studio Archive. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Location: The Church Studio, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Artist: John Wooley
Producer: Teresa Knox
Cinematography: Brandon Blue, Toni Hopkins
Editing: Brandon Blue, Willow Smith
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[@brucedunlap8335]

I own a signed copy of "Ghost Band"! Great read!

[@brianwright5917]

Excellent!

[@bopkitten]

Great interview and stories!! Fond memories of the article Terrell Lester did on The Bopcats for OKMagazine. Love ya John!!❤️

[@GLD-hopeful]

Great stories!

[@cmorales932]

What a great interview! Would love to hear more from John. His insights and stories are terrific.

[@healthybrand]

That was so cool! Thanks!