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Stevie Ray Vaughan Confirms Legend on Couldn’t Stand The Weather
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Couldn’t Stand The Weather review
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Learn more about the album:
Stevie Ray Vaughan Confirms Legend on Couldn’t Stand The Weather
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Couldn’t Stand The Weather review
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Born: October 3, 1954 in Dallas, Texas.
Died: August 27, 1990 in a helicopter crash in East Troy, Wisconsin.
His Story:
Stevie started playing guitar at age 8 and started playing around Texas around 1972. He formed Double Trouble in 1978 but didn’t become mainstream until David Bowie asked him to play on “Let’s Dance”. For the next seven years, despite struggling with drugs and alcohol, he saw his success grow and grow. In 1989, his fourth album In Step went double platinum and scored his first real hit. Sadly while taking a helicopter to a gig, it crashed due to foggy conditions and Vaughan was killed. His brother kept the flame alive by going through the vaults and releasing a few more records over the years.
Stats:
Records Sold: 16 million copies in the U.S.
Studio Albums: 4 (plus 2 posthumously).
Grammys Won: 6.
Fun Facts:
The Flubble Montage from this week of shows included an articulate movie review, an endorsement that was a little too accurate, and a whole mess of failed tongue twisters. (0:00)
WFSB’s Roger Susanin talked about the road conditions as the winter storm intensified, but Chaz and AJ instead wanted to know why he would leave his car in the station’s parking lot with the windows down. (3:00)
Mike Gregonis from the CT DEEP was on to finally answer some questions about turkeys. Why are they so aggressive, and how can you defend yourself? (8:50)
Boss Keith’s Top 5 this week was comprised of his biggest takeaways from a short vacation to Disney World. (21:47)
Released in 1997, The Colour and the Shape marks the official debut of the Foo Fighters as a band. The self-titled debut album was pretty much all Dave Grohl, who in his own right is an extremely gifted musician, songwriter, and film director. (He directed most of the Foo’s videos). After the success of the first album, Dave recruited Pat Smear on guitar, Nate Mendel on bass and William Goldsmith on drums as Dave took over the front man duties and switched to guitar, marking the official debut of the band’s first lineup. With the singles “Monkey Wrench,” “Everlong” and “My Hero” this album became the biggest-selling album for the band and was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Album in 1998. It sold over 2 million copies after its release and was certified double platinum for the single “Everlong” in 2007.
Learn more about the album:
Foo Fighters’ The Colour and the Shape: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
Foo Fighters’ Former Drummer Is Still Mad at Dave Grohl Over The Colour and the Shape
Foo Fighters: The inside story of The Colour And The Shape
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5:30. Mitch Hallock’s Top 10 TV Shows Named After a City. He’s the creator and founder of CT Gamer Con and Terrificon.
6:00. How much snow we supposed to get? Hello?
6:20. What was AJ’s best Flubble this week? We think it happened during a commercial.
6:30. A woman woke up to find a bleeding stranger on her couch. Call in your “woke up to find” story for your chance to win Blue Oyster Cult tickets. 877-764-2535
7:00. What’s the deal with the attack turkeys? Mike Gregonis from the Wildlife Division of DEEP on the phone. And…an Instacart driver saved a customers life.
7:20. Dumb Ass News. A TV reporters live shot get Steve railed by his mom.
7:30. How much snow we supposed to get? Does Scot Haney know? Hello?
8:00. Monkeys can read and military food. Sgt. Charlie Riczu and Specialist Zachary Kaesmann from the CT Army National Guard.
8:20. How bad can military food be?
8:30. Call in your lighter side of serving stories. 877-764-2535
9:00. Vanity plates that even a Florida rejected.
9:20. Dumb Ass News. What was AJ’s best Flubble this week? We think it happened during a commercial.
9:30. Boss Keith’s Top 5 things he learned in Florida.
Turkeys have taken over in Groton! Debbie was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the pair of turkeys that have terrorized the mail carrier in her neighborhood so aggressively that her mail was not delivered. (0:00)
The Tribe started to call in their stories about turkey attacks, and apparently they can really do a lot of damage to your vehicle. (9:37)
Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik was on with more concert info. Just last week, was a record for the most show put on sale on one day in Jimmy’s career, and there were still more to announce for this week. Plus, some hints at big names coming to the state this summer. (14:56)
Scott has an incredible story of survival after falling out of his boat, miles from shore. He told Chaz and AJ about the 5 mile swim to save his life, which was aided along the way by a friendly harbor seal. (36:25)
Valerie Bertinelli was on to talk about her relationship with Eddie Van Halen, her son, Wolfgang coming to Toad’s Place next month, and why it so important to let yourself be happy by not focusing on your weight. (54:54)
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Join Rick Allison and Frank Critelli every Sunday at 10pm for “The Local Bands Show” on 99.1 PLR!
Send your original music to [email protected] or The Local Bands Show, 70 Quarry Dock Road, Branford, CT 06405
Check out the bands that will be featured this Sunday….
Support your Local Bands!
Support Local Businesses who support Local Bands…
New England Brewing – 175 Amity Road, Woodbridge
Brian’s Guitars – 453 W. Main Street, Cheshire