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Miss O’Dell: Abbey Road to Tulsa Time is a rock and roll podcast presented by the historic The Church Studio in Tulsa. Hosted by Chris O'Dell, a respected music industry insider who worked with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan, the podcast shares real stories from inside the music business during some of its most influential years. Each episode features conversations with artists, producers, and industry professionals, along with firsthand experiences from Chris O’Dell’s career. Topics include classic rock history, recording sessions, touring life, and the lasting influence of the Tulsa Sound. Recorded at The Church Studio, the iconic studio founded by Leon Russell, the podcast highlights Tulsa’s role in American music and connects past legends with today’s creative community. Miss O’Dell is a music podcast for listeners interested in rock history, behind the scenes stories, and the people who shaped the sound of a generation.
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Chris O’Dell welcomes her longtime friend Leslie Cavendish, the legendary hairdresser who worked closely with The Beatles during one of the most creative periods of their career.Leslie shares unforgettable stories about cutting Paul McCartney’s hair at Cavendish Avenue, meeting John Lennon, working with George Harrison and Ringo Starr, and experiencing Apple, Savile Row, and the Magical Mystery Tour era from the inside.He also reflects on The Beatles’ personalities, John’s humor, Paul’s approachability, George’s quiet spirit, and the changing style of the band during the Sgt. Pepper and Let It Be years. Along the way, Leslie shares memories of The Who, the Bee Gees, Keith Moon, Barry Gibb, and his upcoming book Beatles Locations Across the Universe.A warm, funny, and deeply personal conversation between two friends who lived through rock history together.
Author and Buffalo Tom frontman Bill Janovitz joins Chris O'Dell to talk about his New York Times bestselling biography of Leon Russell: the master of space and time, and one of the most influential yet underappreciated figures in rock history. Chris knew Leon in his early-'70s prime; Bill spent years researching the full story. Together they get into the rock star Leon willed himself to become, his obsession with technology decades ahead of his time, the records he secretly shaped, the goodbye he wrote in song, and the wild tale of three Beatles nearly playing on his debut album, plus how The Church Studio is restoring his legacy in Tulsa. Bill Janovitz is the founding member of Buffalo Tom and the author of "Rocks Off: 50 Tracks That Tell the Story of the Rolling Stones" and books on Exile on Main St. and The Cars. This episode is supported by The Church Studio (thechurchstudio.com), founded by Leon Russell in 1972, and Blue Couch Studio, Tulsa's full-production podcast studio. Learn more at missodell.com.
Chris O'Dell's first guest is her longtime friend Pattie Boyd: muse, model, and one of the few people who was truly inside the world of The Beatles and beyond. Over the course of this conversation, the two friends move through decades of shared memory: meeting at an Apple boutique fashion show while Yoko sat in silence, discovering Friar Park and bringing it to life room by room, three Krishna families moving in and turning the dining room into a temple, and showing up at Madison Square Garden the night of the Concert for Bangladesh not quite sure if Bob Dylan would appear.They also get into the new Beatles films (neither has been contacted), what the Krishna movement is quietly doing around the world, and Pattie's reaction to seeing Eric Clapton perform last night in Guildford: this is what it sounds like when two women who lived through music history just... talk. Miss O'Dell is recorded at The Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Learn more at missodell.com.
Listen as Miss Odell tells stories about events we've all heard about from the Beatles to the Rolling Stones.
Miss O’Dell: Abbey Road to Tulsa Time is a rock and roll podcast presented by the historic The Church Studio in Tulsa. Hosted by Chris O'Dell, a respected music industry insider who worked with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan, the podcast shares real stories from inside the music business during some of its most influential years. Each episode features conversations with artists, producers, and industry professionals, along with firsthand experiences from Chris O’Dell’s career. Topics include classic rock history, recording sessions, touring life, and the lasting influence of the Tulsa Sound. Recorded at The Church Studio, the iconic studio founded by Leon Russell, the podcast highlights Tulsa’s role in American music and connects past legends with today’s creative community. Miss O’Dell is a music podcast for listeners interested in rock history, behind the scenes stories, and the people who shaped the sound of a generation.
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