Bob and Bill celebrated the 11th anniversary of the show with a smaller celebration that featured guest appearances by Jack Greiner and the Prince of Harmony. The playlist included Bill’s original selections from the first show on Jan. 22, 2014.
January: new year, new hopes and resolutions, and Kate Thompson’s birthday (soon to be followed by the rest of the Thompson gang). January is also our anniversary month with 2025 marking 11 years on the air.
Bill swooned over Amythyst Kiah after her show at Southgate House Revival while Bob played tribute to the one and only Duane Allman who would have celebrated his 78th birthday.
Bob and Bill kept their election aftermath rant short, then paid tribute to a diverse list of people celebrating birthdays that included Willie Nelson’s drummer and best friend, Paul English, and Bill’s friend Pasquale Giordano.
Bob (heartily) and Bill (reluctantly) acknowledged the existence of Halloween, but paid an enthusiastic tribute to Phil Lesh, the original and only bass player for the Grateful Dead.
Bob returned to the show for the first time in a month, but barely had time to catch up with Bill before Amy McFarland and her band (Chris Kepes, John Matre and Jim Mason) turned the studio into a Tiny Desk Concert.
Bill pays tribute to his longtime friend, Chip Mellor, a Piqua homeboy who lived a very different life. They went through school and to college together before their paths diverged, but their affection and respect for each other never wavered.
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