The Imaginaries, a husband-and-wife musical duo from Oklahoma, are releasing a self-titled and self-produced debut album Friday, March 26 through ONErpm.
Maggie McClure (piano, keyboard,vocals) of Norman and Shane Henry (guitar, vocals) of Verden are beginning of their journey as a band after enjoying successes as solo artists.
“We are so excited for the world to hear The Imaginaries’ debut album in its entirety,” the duo said in a news release. “The recording experience was amazing, having had the opportunity to collaborate with so many incredibly talented individuals, and we are so proud to finally release this collection of songs.”
Throwback Tulsa: Outsiders movie opens on this day in 1983
Throwback Tulsa: Outsiders movie opens on this day in 1983
Where was 'Outsiders' filmed?
On location with The Outsiders
A. The Crutchfield Park neighborhood
B. Downtown
C. Admiral Twin area
1. Former location of Dairy Queen, now J & J Appliances, 1520 E. Pine St.
2. Circle Cinema in the director's cut opening scene, 10 S. Lewis Ave.
3. Will Rogers High School, which Ponyboy attended, 3909 E. Fifth Place.
4. Two-Bit and Ponyboy hitchhike down Main Street in Owasso.
5. Ponyboy's conversation with the Socs at a former Tastee-Freez location, now a Kum and Go, 10603 E. 86th St. North, Owasso.
6. Buck Merrill's (Tom Waits) Road House where Ponyboy and Johnny go to find Dally. The square building on the property was called the Rose Dew Egg Farm. It has since been demolished, 16518 E. Admiral Blvd.
7. Windrixville church fire at Skiatook Lake, now underwater.
Circle Cinema
Watch the opening minutes of “The Outsiders,” the 1983 movie based on Tulsa author S.E. Hinton’s novel and filmed here, and you see Ponyboy Curtis exiting the theater at 10 S. Lewis Ave. Ponyboy (C. Thomas Howell) narrates he “stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of the movie house.”
Will Rogers High School
Ponyboy attended Will Rogers High School, 3909 E. Fifth Place. Here, Danny Boy O’Connor, who is refurbishing “The Outsiders” house, enters the school for a tour.
Will Rogers High School
A view of Tulsa from outside Will Rogers High School, where author S.E. Hinton was going to school when she wrote the book.
Outsiders class
A copy of “The Outsiders” sits on a desk during a recent class at Will Rogers High School, evidence that the book and the movie remain popular.
Owasso's Main Street
Ator Field in Owasso is seen from the area where a scene in "The Outsiders" was filmed. Two-Bit and Ponyboy hitchhiked down Owasso's Main Street.
Windrixville
The church fire in the fictitious town of Windrixville was filmed in a location that is now underwater at Skiatook Lake, northwest of Tulsa.
Rexall drugstore
Ralph Macchio (left), Matt Dillon and C. Thomas Howell sit in front of the former Rexall drug store in Sperry. Photo/Joe Cervantez
Outsiders house, park, neighborhood
1. Dally killed by police, 1327 E. Jasper St.
2. Crutchfield Park, where a Soc gets stabbed, 1345 E. Independence Ave.
3. Rumble with Socs, 700 block North Rockford Avenue
4. Socs jump and cut Pony's hair with knife, alley behind Outsiders house
5. Ponyboy walks home from movie, 1437 E. Admiral Blvd.
* "The Outsiders" house, 731 N. St. Louis Ave.
Crutchfield Park
Crutchfield Park, 1345 E. Independence St., was the setting for the scene where the socs went after Ponyboy as he was walking home from the movies and where Johnny killed Rob. Here, cast members are seen clowning around during the filming of "The Outsiders," in Tulsa.
Crutchfield Park
Melissa Pascarella, who was an actress in the church fire scene of “The Outsiders,” sits at Crutchfield Park.
Rumble with the Socs
The rumble with the Socs was filmed one block west from The Outsiders house (pictured) in the 700 block of North Rockford Avenue.
The Outsiders House
Danny O’Connor, who is refurbishing the house for a museum, holds a movie still in front of The Outsiders House, 731 N. St. Louis Ave.
Crutchfield neighborhood
Filming for the "The Outsiders" movie in March 1982 took place in the Crutchfield neighborhood near The Outsiders house.
Crutchfield neighborhood
Present-day Crutchfield neighborhood.
Outsiders downtown
Woody Guthrie Center
The spot where Dally and Ponyboy were pulled over by police after the fire was in the area where the internationally known Woody Guthrie Center sits. While in the area, stop in to check out the extensive collections of legendary musician and social activist Woody Guthrie.
OSU Medical Center
The exterior of the hospital, now known as the OSU Medical Center at 744 W. Ninth St., was used in the filming of the movie, according to fast-rewind.com. The location of the convenience store where his character robs in the movie is just south of here, near 12th Street and Guthrie Avenue.
Train tracks
"The Outsiders" actors and crew gather on the train tracks just north and east of downtown.
Train tracks
Filming for the movie The Outsiders movie in March 1982 takes place just north and east of downtown.
Train tracks
Director Francis Ford Coppola is on the ground talking to people above the train tracks during filming for "The Outsiders" movie in March 1982.
Boston Avenue Methodist Church
Two-Bit and Ponyboy waited for a bus in front of Boston Avenue United Methodist Church, 1301 S. Boston Ave., in the movie.
Admiral Twin, drive-in, warehouse market
Admiral Twin Drive-In
The Greasers sneaked in to the Admiral Twin Drive-In through a hole in the fence.
Admiral Twin Drive-In
Tulsa author, S.E. Hinton, stands at the Admiral Twin Drive-In. The Admiral Twin, 7355 E. Easton St., was the place where Cherry and Ponyboy met for the first time.
S.E. Hinton
Tulsa author S.E. Hinton is seen at the Admiral Twin Drive-In, where a portion of the 1983 movie “The Outsiders” was filmed.
Rob Lowe and Tom Cruise
Rob Lowe (left) and Tom Cruise talk with a cast member during the filming of “The Outsiders” in Tulsa.
Patrick Swayze
Patrick Swayze has make-up applied before a scene during the filming of "The Outsiders."
DX service station in Sperry
Plans were announced to restore a former DX service station in Sperry. MIKE SIMONS/Tulsa World
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August 2016: The Outsiders house: Forgotten no more
Jimmie Tramel
Scene Writer
I cover pop culture and work as a feature writer at the Tulsa World. A former Oklahoma sports writer of the year, I have written books about former OU coach Barry Switzer and former OSU coach Pat Jones. Phone: 918-581-8389
