Bob and Bill celebrated Warren Zevon’s long overdue election to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside other worthy candidates that include Chubby Checker, Joe Cocker, Nicky Hopkins and Carol Kaye.
Bob devoted his playlist to the career of recently deceased drummer Clem Burke, whose regular gig was with Blondie, but played with many others including Bob Dylan, Joan Jett and Pete Townshend.
Bob and Bill played birthday tributes to Zach Hust, Marvin Gaye, Emmylou Harris, Leon Russell, Tim Erwin and Herbert Mills of Piqua’s own Mills Brothers.
Bob and Bill welcomed the return of baseball on Opening Day eve in Cincinnati, and paid tribute to Jesse Colin Young, the leader of the Youngbloods who died at 83.
Bob paid tribute to Johnny Cash’s 93rd birthday and Bill raved about his first concert of the year, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes at the Southgate House Revival Tuesday.
Bill paid tribute to a pair of Piqua friends who passed away in the past week by debuting a demo version of Graham Nash and Joni Mitchell singing “Our House” in 1972.
Bob and Bill celebrated Al Kooper’s 80th birthday, but more importantly, paid tribute to Friend of the Show and cake baker extraordinaire Annamarie Borich with a set of tunes to shamelessly pander for an anniversary cake for themselves.
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