Mike reviews The Outlaws first album released in 1975 and one of his favorite Southern Rock albums. How many “mics” would you give it?

Mike reviews The Outlaws first album released in 1975 and one of his favorite Southern Rock albums. How many “mics” would you give it?
The next company to leave Connecticut for Massachusetts (0:00), Attorney Jim Bergenn on the phone with his take on the missing New Canaan mother and the evidence released so far (10:56), Dumb Ass News – woman gave birth in a McDonald’s parking lot made an order before getting into an ambulance (24:04), Norm Pattis on the phone to answer only two questions about his defense role in the missing New Canaan mother case (29:30), and Street Pete from Las Vegas with court audio of “Jagger” who stole a steak (41:05).
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6:20 – 6:40. Were you born in the 80s or 90s?? What was the #1 song on that day? Call in at 877-764-2535!
7:00. Missing mom update. Attorney Jim Bergenn is on the phone to talk about how he would handle the case.
7:13. Sports powered by Road Ready Used Cars.
7:20. Dumb Ass News. Woman gives birth in McDonald’s parking lot. Then places order.
7:30. Our National Anthem singer for the Veterans Gala.
8:00. Norm Pattis is on the phone. He now represents the estranged husband from the New Canaan Mom case.
8:13. Sports powered by Road Ready Used Cars. Coach Pecknold from Quinnipiac University is on phone.
8:20 – 8:40. Why are you at Court today? Audio with Street Pete on phone from Vegas.
9:00. What do Connecticut residents think about tolls? There has been a big shift.
9:20. Dumb Ass News.
9:30. Jon Batiste is on the phone! He’s the band leader for the Stephen Colbert Show and he’s playing the Ridgefield Playhouse for their Summer Gala.
Attorney Norm Pattis on the latest about the missing New Canaan mother (0:00), Kevin Brennan in studio talking about his relationship with Sarah Silverman, losing to a teenage Dave Chappelle on “Star Search,” and lying to Lorne Michaels during his SNL interview (9:03), and Boss Keith’s Top 5 things Chaz and AJ should auction at the Veteran’s Gala (56:37).
6:00. Development in the missing New Canaan Mom case.
6:13. Sports Powered by Road Ready Used Cars.
6:20 – 6:40. We need a National Anthem singer! 844-764-2535
7:00. How fake smiling at work could be very bad for you!
7:13. Sports Powered by Road Ready Used Cars.
7:20. Dumb Ass News. Musician makes being stuck in traffic even worse.
7:30 – 7:40. Scot Haney is on the phone.
8:00 – 9:00. Comedian Kevin Brennan is in studio! He’s at Stress Factory this weekend!
9:00. The mayor of Baltimore thinks he knows how to stop the shootings. And Gary from Pepe’s is in studio!
9:13. Sports Powered by Road Ready Used Cars.
9:20. Dumb Ass News. Florida man broke into woman’s house and put on her clothes.
9:30. Boss Keith’s Top 5.
Car: Shelby Cobra GT500 KR Convertible
Year: 1968
What makes it special: The initials KR stood for “King of the Road,” and after Carroll Shelby’s GT500 for 1967, the natural progression was the hotter version of the 428 Police Interceptor V8, stuffed into a Ford Mustang.
What made it famous: 1968 was the first year for a Shelby convertible, and was dressed up with all the Shelby necessities, with its own fiberglass nose panels, fiberglass hood with functional scoops and air-extraction vents, decorative body-side intakes, rear spoiler and sequential turn signal taillights. A padded rollbar with inertia reel shoulder harness, gauges, and woodgrain applique dressed up the interior.The KR500 428 V8 was low-rated at 335bhp, but actually had more than was rated. It had Shelby’s diecast aluminum rocker covers and a painted Ram-Air air cleaner.
Why I would want one: It’s probably one of the most iconic Shelby products of all time.
Fun fact: After Shelby’s Cobra Roadster died after the 1967 model, Carroll Shelby used the name for his Mustang creations.