During the Top 10 list of wildest rock frontmen, the Tribe called in GG Allin. Chaz was unfamiliar, and got a crash course in the chaos that was the stage during a GG Allin performance. (0:00) Jennifer was on the phone this morning to give an update on AJ’s hernia surgery, and shared some of…
Before OzzFest came to Hartford in 2010, Ozzy Osbourne made a surprise call to Chaz and AJ. The call only aired a few times, but was revisited this morning to celebrate the life of the Prince of Darkness, and the answers that may never be fully understood. Plus, bassist Rudy Sarzo shared memories across four…
A sad show today, remembering the life of Ozzy Osbourne. Chaz and AJ spoke with Zakk Wylde back in March, about his excitement in joining the Ozzy farewell show. (0:00) Jimi Bell was one of the very last guitarist tryouts to be considered for the band, before Zakk Wylde was the selection. Jimi was on…
AJ’s surgery is scheduled for tomorrow, so Chaz’s wife Jennifer was on the phone to run through what he’ll need to do. First, she ripped into Chaz a bit for complaining about a movie that he actually liked. (0:00) Ryan McCormick, a PR guy from New York, joined Chaz and AJ this morning to talk…
Chaz and AJ invited WFSB’s Joe Zone to the studio this morning, to celebrate his 50 years in television. Joe shared stories of his start in Scranton, “burying” the Red Sox on live TV, and the comment about cheerleaders that backfired “big time.”
Chaz and AJ spoke with Torsten Gross this morning about his career as a race car driver, which began after becoming a quadriplegic from a failed dive into the ocean. Photo credit: Torsten Gross
Chaz and AJ started the show by thanking everyone for showing up for the CT Pizza and Brew Fest yesterday, then got right into the Astronomer CEO losing his job after getting caught by the Coldplay concert. (0:00) Ogre joined Chaz and AJ in studio this morning to talk about spine tattoos being the latest…
Chaz and AJ spoke with Robert Mason, the lead singer of Warrant, about the Jam at the Dam happening next week in Monroe. Robert shared about his long friendship with Jani Lane, getting to meet Brian Wilson backstage one time, and the song he hopes everyone will sing along to next week. (0:00) In Dumb…
Chaz and AJ spoke with 85-year-old Robert Sweeney this morning, who was the first food truck to call Long Wharf in New Haven, home. Robert says his truck has been serving people in New Haven for 65 years, and has even been in some fistfights over territory along the strip.
Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, and addressed Paul McCartney’s added tour dates skipping over Boston and New York. Plus, the Tribe called in their questions, and got some exciting news regarding Kenny Chesney, Nickleback and Guns N Roses.