7:30 – WFSB’s Scot Haney
8:00- Angelique Cannestro, She started a petition to abolish the 9:30pm curfew for restaurants. You can sign it HERE!!!
8:30 – Comedian Paul Virzi
9:00 – Hannah Kepple, Actress on Cobra Kai
9:30 – Boss Keith
PODCAST – Friday, November 6: CT’s Thanksgiving Guidelines; Fun Fact Friday Fact Checks; “Cobra Kai” Actor Tries To Convince Chaz To Watch
There are new state guidelines for Thanksgiving get-togethers, so Chaz and AJ did a little hypothetical situation. (0:00)
After a botched live read attempt for the Water Doctor, Chaz and AJ corrected the information, then some fact checks on Fun Fact Friday and a Tribe member called in about how crustaceans pee. (3:52)
Hannah Kepple is an actor in the NetFlix series “Cobra Kai,” and called in to try to convince Chaz to watch season 2 before season 3 comes out in January. (11:16)
Boss Keith is convinced this week has been the single worst week of 2020, and has 5 reasons to explain why. (23:35)
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Throwback Concert: Living Colour at Toad’s Place 1990
Happy Birthday to our friend Corey Glover! The lead singer of Living Colour turns 56 on November 6th.
We were so thrilled and honored to have Corey stop by and perform at The Chaz and AJ Toy Drives in 2018 and 2019 in New Haven. In 2019 he brought the whole band with him and rocked the event!
Today we go back 30 years when Living Colour played another show in New Haven: 1990 at Toad’s Place. Living Colour was out promoting its second studio album Time’s Up, a follow up to their successful debut album Vivid.
Living Colour
Tour: Time’s Up
December 7, 1990
Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut
Setlist*
- New Jack Theme
- Desperate People
- Someone Like You
- Middle Man
- Time’s Up
- Funny Vibe
- Pride
- Love Rears Its Ugly Head
- Under Cover of Darkness
- Information Overload
- Fight The Fight
- Glamour Boys
- Amazing Grace / Open Letter (To a Landlord)
- Should I Stay or Should I Go (The Clash cover)
- Elvis Is Dead
- Type
- Cult of Personality (encore)
*source: setlist.fm
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PODCAST – Thursday, November 5: Tribe Terrible Medical Procedures; The Enfield Poltergeist; CT State Trooper Saves Owl
President Trump and Joe Biden had their first public conversation on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning. (0:00)
The Tribe called in the worst medical procedures they’ve ever been through. Some really terrifying stuff, including back issues from picking up plywood, nerve damage from knee injuries, and a severed nerve from a knife wound. (4:12)
Matt Storch is a restaurant owner in Connecticut, and called in to explain the problem he’s got with the Governor’s new curfew mandate. (15:51)
Tony Spera was back on with Chaz and AJ to finish up some audio from last week covering a possible possession case, and then he gave a brief explanation on one of the Warrens’ most infamous investigations, the Enfield Poltergeist. (21:43)
CT State Trooper Christine Jeltema was on to talk about an owl being saved after surviving being hit by a car, and Ashley told everyone about owl legs. (33:48)
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The Local Bands Show 11/08/20
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….
- Bleached Black – I Was In Your Life
- SG Carlson & The Times – Rough Jazz
- 49 Feet High – One-Sided Lifetime
- Who Whos – Bay In The Hallway
- Brother Other – Meloncholy
- Kristi Flogg – Brave New View
- Michael Cleary – Would You
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
Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Thursday, November 5
6:20 – Jennifer
7:00 – Raving Ryan
8:00 – Matt Storch, Dad and local restaurant owner
8:20 – Tony Spera, Son-in-law of the Warrens
9:00 – Trooper First Class Christine Jeltema
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9:30 – Rock photographer Bob Gruen
Throwback Concert: Bryan Adams at Warner Theatre 2001
Happy Birthday Bryan Adams! The Canadian guitarist and singer turns 61 on November 5th.
Today we look back at when Bryan came to Connecticut in 2001. He played at the historic Warner Theater in downtown Torrington. That year he only played a handful of dates in the United States so those of us in Connecticut who got to see the show were very lucky!
Bryan Adams
March 30, 2001
Warner Theatre in Torrington, Connecticut
Setlist
- House Arrest
- Back To You
- 18 til I Die
- Can’t Stop This Thing We Started
- Summer of ’69
- It’s Only Love
- (Everything I Do) I Do It For You
- Cuts Like a Knife
- We Don’t Know What We’re Doing
- Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?
- When You’re Gone
- Into the Fire
- I’m Ready
- Heaven
- One Night Love Affair
- If You Wanna Be Bad (Ya Gotta Be Good) / Let’s Make a Night to Remember
- The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You
- Cloud Number Nine
- Somebody
- Run to You
- The Best of Me
- The Way You Make Me Feel (Ronan Keating cover)
*source: setlist.fm
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PODCAST – Wednesday, November 4: How Long Will Election Results Take; Dumb Ass News; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton
Kent Pierce of News 8 was on to talk about the Rosa DeLauro race still being too close to call, even though Rosa has already claimed victory. (0:00)
Quinnipiac University professor of political science Scott McLean was on (after a LONG night) to explain the voting process in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, that have not yet declared a winner. (14:08)
Dumb Ass News – A man became so enraged after someone called his baby ugly, that he shot into their home 15 times. Also, a group of men with turbans are heroes for using their headgear to save people. (28:12)
Mayor Boughton of Danbury was on to talk about the election results, and why he thinks running for Governor of Connecticut is not something he’ll pursue again. (35:11)
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Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Wednesday, November 4
7:00 – Scott McLean, Political Science Professor at Quinnipiac University
7:30 – Dr. Steven Levine, physician at ENT and Allergy Associates
8:20 – Movie Critic Joe Meyers
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9:30 – Warren Haynes, Musician, singer and songwriter
3pm Show this Sunday (Nov. 8) at South Farms in Morris, CT
Tickets available at twilightconcertsonthefarm.com
Tickets on sale now!
PODCAST – Tuesday, November 3: Election Day; Governor Lamont Calls In; What Song Should AJ Listen To For 24 Hours Non-Stop
Dumb Ass News – Turns out, both Chaz and AJ hate scented candles. (0:00)
Governor Lamont called in from Greenwich, where his phone connection was not great, but he offered his thoughts on the election, and the changes the state has made with rising cases of coronavirus. (5:24)
While searching for a song to play on repeat for AJ in the Box, someone suggested “Henry the 8th” and already everyone is sick of hearing it. (18:28)
President Trump was on the phone to talk about the election and offer his final points to voters, and Joe Biden wanted to talk Panda Express. Then, Raving Ryan was live at the polls locally, where a trumpet player was keeping people’s spirits up. (37:04)
Dumb Ass News – Chaz is tired of the voting memes on Instagram, and is looking forward to it being over today. (43:35)
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