Cordell Radio

American Stories.  Original Songs.
A little country, a little rock, and a whole lot of life.
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“’Til the Fat Lady Sings” and “I Ain’t Goin’ Home” out now.  New single “Another Michigan Summer” arrives November 20.

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“’Til the Fat Lady Sings”

“I Ain’t Goin’ Home”

American Stories

Explore our story series, Meanwhile, Back in America, sharing engaging tales of American history and everyday life.

Illustrated infographic titled "The Town That Moved: Cordell, Oklahoma, founded 1892, moved 1897." It shows a vintage main street with a water tower marked CORDELL, a sign reading "New Cordell 1½ miles," a well, and a "Cordell Walker, Texas Ranger" badge, with text explaining how the town got its name and why it moved.

The Town That Moved

Cordell Radio takes its name from Cordell, Oklahoma, a town founded in 1892 that picked up and moved down the road in 1897. Here is the story of how it happened, and what it has to do with Chuck Norris.

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