Bill sang the praises of his best friend, Thompson Thompson, the cat so nice he is named twice, after a worrisome stay in the pet hospital. Thrilled the critter recovered, he happily played his favorite music of the year.
Jack Greiner joined Bob and Bill for a tribute to the late, great Todd Snider. Making sure the songs didn’t offend the FCC was a delicate task, but they pulled it off – almost.
Rob Fetters and Bob Nyswonger of the Raisins, the Bears and the psychodots came to the studio to talk about the Raisins’ two-night stand next month at the Woodward Theater, and how MAD Magazine’s Mort Drucker came to draw the cover of the Bears’ 1987 debut album.
Indigenous Canadian singer William Prince, who is revered in northern Manitoba music circles, finally reaches Cincinnati, joining longtime American legends Bob Dylan and Duane Allman.
The news of the night is the announcement of the Fall FunRaiser (noD), the occasional opportunity of BS&B fans to join others of the same mind. Mark the calendar for Monday, Nov. 17 at the Comet on Hamilton Avenue in Northside.
Bob was out of town this week, so Bill had the courage to talk about how much he enjoyed “The Notebook: The Musical” at Broadway in Cincinnati, an event that was completely out of character for him.
Bob recounts his first to PNC Pavilion where he saw Dwight Yoakam, Los Lobos (who stepped in for the Mavericks at the last minute), and the delightful Pony Bradshaw.
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