In episode 11 we pick up in 1994 at the newly named "Stage One" formerly known as Alcatraz. There were numerous Zoo Amp OKC shows during the summer of '94, one being Chris LeDoux, whom left a lifelong impact on Max Baker Jr. Max also gets confused on who sings the country song "Dumas Walker". We also discuss a few one hit wonder, alternative bands who toured through OKC as well as some with major label record deals who never found a hit. Max goes into detail about a couple of Bricktown OKC venues/clubs & discusses how dangerous bricktown was before it became a tourist destination. 

<p>In episode 11 we pick up in 1994 at the newly named "Stage One" formerly known as Alcatraz. There were numerous Zoo Amp OKC shows during the summer of '94, one being Chris LeDoux, whom left a lifelong impact on Max Baker Jr. Max also gets confused on who sings the country song "Dumas Walker". We also discuss a few one hit wonder, alternative bands who toured through OKC as well as some with major label record deals who never found a hit. Max goes into detail about a couple of Bricktown OKC venues/clubs &amp; discusses how dangerous bricktown was before it became a tourist destination. </p>

The autobiographical, untold story of Max Baker Jr. The story of not giving up and always trying to overcome the odds. “I didn’t come this far to lose” - Max Baker Jr.

<p>The autobiographical, untold story of Max Baker Jr. The story of not giving up and always trying to overcome the odds. “I didn’t come this far to lose” - Max Baker Jr.</p>

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The Adventures of Legendary Promoter Max Baker Jr.