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.
Bob paid tribute to Hank Williams on his 102nd birthday. To paraphrase the Muddy Waters’ song, “The blues and hillbilly music had a baby and called it rock ’n’ roll.” With last week’s focus on jump blues pioneer Roy Brown, the circle is complete.
We paid tribute to Roy Brown on his 100th birthday. The name might not resonate with everybody, but Bob made the case that Brown’s 1948 song “Good Rockin’ Tonight” is the birthplace of rock ’n’ roll.
Bill previewed this week’s Warren Zevon tribute at the Southgate House Revival. The singer-songwriter, who died in 2003 at 56, will be inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November.
We paid tribute to our good Buddy, the dog of Annamarie Borich and Tim Gerhardt, the Pullan Peeps of Northside who are longtime Friends of the Show. Critters are family and we’ll miss her very much.
Bill celebrated the 50th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen’s classic “Born to Run,” while Friend of the Show Jack Greiner serenaded Bob with an original song to mark 300 consecutive days of Wordle success.
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