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Latest revision as of 06:43, 17 April 2025
Lonnie Slocum's band from Baja Oklahoma, a 1981 novel by Dan Jenkins. They have a hit with the song "Baja Oklahoma," written by barmaid at Herb's Cafe in South Fort Worth turned songwriter Juanita Hutchins.
The novel was turned into a 1988 HBO made-for-tv movie with the same title. Real musician Billy Vera (Billy Vera and the Beaters) played Lonnie Slocum.
