Wayman Tisdale, a three-time All-American at Oklahoma, who played 12 seasons in the NBA, died after a two-year battle with cancer. He was 44. Tisdale died Friday morning at St. John Medical Center in ...

The 12th annual Kettle Moraine Jazz Festival (KMJF) at West Bends Riverside Park Friday, September 11 - Saturday, September 12, features more than international musicians, cuisine, and artwork. This ...

Wayman Tisdale’s 44 years of life so far have been the stuff of inspiration. Filled with amazing highs, thanks to an all-star pro basketball career that segued into the life of a smooth-jazz star, ...

Wayman Tisdale, a former NBA power forward who enjoyed a second career as a popular smooth-jazz bassist, died this morning at a medical facility in Tulsa, Okla. Tisdale had been battling bone cancer ...

Host Rebecca Roberts remembers basketball star-turned-jazz star Wayman Tisdale. He died of bone cancer this week at age 44. There're not too many people who are stars in two completely different ...

Wayman Tisdale has an image as a fun-loving guy with upbeat songs, but truth be told, Tisdale leans toward mellow and introspective tunes that possess a remarkable jazz sensibility. That doesn’t mean ...

"After The Game" pays tribute to the original song written and performed by the late legendary NBA player and multi-award winning bassist/songwriter/producer, Wayman Tisdale. The story begins with Art ...

The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame posthumously honored one of the state's favorite sons Wednesday evening at its 21st annual Hall of Fame Induction Gala at the Jazz Depot. Tulsa native Wayman Tisdale — a ...

Wayman Tisdale, recording artist, composer, former NBA superstar and Gold Medal Olympian, recently underwent surgery to remove a recurrent, cancerous tumor. After learning of his relapse, Tisdale ...

Smooth-jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale, former NBA star for the Indiana Pacers and Sacramento Kings, injured his leg when he fell down at his home last month. After a series of tests, Tisdale was ...

Smooth jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale lost his two-year battle to cancer early this morning at a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was 44. The celebrated musician was also a well-known NBA Power Forward ...