the djbc happy hour

Tonight on the show, 1962. The music and headlines from that year. James Bond hit the box office for the first time. JFK vs. Castro in the Cold War. The Race for Space Heats Up as John Glenn orbits the Earth.

Hour # 1 Song List (from Last Night):
“Comedy Tonight” - Zero Mostel & Cast (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum)
“Lawrence of Arabia Overture/Theme” - Maurice Jarre
“Days of Wine and Roses” - Henry Mancini
“Baby Elephant Walk” - Lawrence Welk (with clarinet solo by Mahlon Clark)
“Surfin Safari” - The Beach Boys
“Twist and Shout” - The Isley Brothers
“Don’t Make Me Over” - Dionne Warwick
“Palisades Park” - Freddy Cannon
“I Left My Heart in San Francisco” - Tony Bennett
“Midnight in Moscow” - Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen
“I’ve Been Everywhere” - Hank Snow
“Hey, Baby” - Bruce Channel
“Up on the Roof” - The Drifters
“Things” - Bobby Darin
“I Remember You” - Frank Ifield
“James Bond Theme” - John Barry

(Hour # 2)
“The Lonely Bull” - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
“Sherry” - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
“Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” - Neil Sedaka
“She Cried” - Jay and the Americans
“Alley Cat” - Bent Fabric
“The Peppermint Twist - Parts I & II” - Joey Dee and the Starliters
“You’ve Got Trouble” - Robert Preston
“A Stranger on the Shore” - Acker Bilk
“Pretty Little Picture” - Zero Mostel
“Break It To Me Gently” - Brenda Lee
“You Really Got A Hold on Me” - The Miracles
“Love Me Do” - The Beatles
“P.S. I Love You” - The Beatles
“Wolverton Mountain” - Claude King
“The Ballad of Jed Clampett” - Flatt & Scruggs
“Three Stars Will Shine Tonight” (Dr. Kildare Theme) - Richard Chamberlain
“The End of the World” - Skeeter Davis
“Soul Bossa Nova” - Quincy Jones

Tonight on the Show, the Transit System Review (TSR) of the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) will take effect on Monday May 1, 2017. What YOU need to know about the TSR, and what it is, and why it will forever change the way you get around town.

- GRID-like Pattern in Downtown
- Simplified Bus Lines and Route Numbering
- More Frequent Lines
- More Frequent Service on the Weekends
- Covers More Area in the Standard/Frequent Service Pattern

FREQUENT LINES:
# 1 Kenny/Livingston (between Riverside Hospital & Reynoldsburg Park & Ride; Standard between Riverside Hospital and Sawmill Road)
# 2 East Main/North High (between Fenway Road & Main St./Hamilton Road; Standard EAST of Hamilton Road)
# 5 W 5th/Refugee (between Grandview and Driving Park; Standard WEST of Fifth Avenue & Riverside Drive and EAST of Whittier St & Seymour Avenue)
# 6 Cleveland/Sullivant (between Downtown and State Route 161; Standard WEST of High & Main Streets and NORTH of Cleveland Avenue & State Route 161)
# 7 Mount Vernon (between Downtown and Fifth and Cassady Avenues; Standard NORTH and EAST of Fifth and Cassady)
# 8 Karl/South High (between State Route 161 and S High & Hanford Street; Standard SOUTH of S High & Hanford St)
# 10 East/West Broad Street (between Westwoods Park and Ride and Whitehall; Standard EAST of Whitehall Park and Ride)
# 23 James/Stelzer
# 34 Morse

STANDARD:
# 2L North High/Polaris Parkway
# 3 Northwest/Harrisburg
# 4 Indianola/Lockbourne
# 9 West Mound/Brentnell
# 11 Bryden/Maize
# 12 McKinley/Fields
# 21 Hilliard-Rome
# 22 OSU/Rickenbacker
# 24 Hamilton Rd
# 25 Brice
# 31 Hudson
# 32 North Broadway
# 33 Henderson

RUSH-HOUR ONLY:
# 13 Arlington/1st
# 41 Crosswoods/Polaris
# 42 Sharon Woods
# 43 Westerville
# 44 Easton
# 45 New Albany
# 46 Gahanna
# 51 Reynoldsburg
# 52 Canal Winchester
# 61 Grove City
# 71 Hilliard
# 72 Tuttle
# 73 Dublin
# 74 Smoky Row

OTHER:
Night Owl (Thursday-Saturday ONLY)
The CBUS

Tonight on the show, as the 59th Annual Grammy Awards (hosted by James Corden on Sunday February 12 on CBS) are near, we are playing songs from past Album of the Year winners over a 50 year span, from artists like Outkast, Paul Simon, The Beatles (first Rock group to win this Award), Frank Sinatra (one of only TWO artists to win this award THREE times as a solo artist), Phil Collins, The Bee Gees, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Simon & Garfunkel, and (coincidentally nominated again for this award, and the perceived frontrunner) Adele.

Tonight on the show, a recap of the Inauguration Weekend, and of course the latest catchphrase "Alternative Facts". Plus, the B*ckeye Men's Basketball team did something that they hadn't in 40 years.

Tonight on the show...
- The Fiesta Bowl is over, why Ohio State had no business in the College Football Playoff
- Remembering Debbie Reynolds & Carrie Fisher (plus George Michael)
- The Best of #DJBCTumblrSummer16 and the Best of DJBC Adventures in 2016
- Rundown of some of the Top Headlines from 2016

1968 was one of the most difficult, tumultous years in America's history. Both Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy were assassinated. America was knee-deep involved in Vietnam. There was upheaval in Paris. Upheaval in Prague. Upheaval in Chicago. Riots in every major American city.

COLUMBUS in 1968:
- The B*ckeyes win the National Championship, Big Ten, and the Rose Bowl.

LOCAL CHAMPIONS:
College Football: The Ohio State B*ckeyes
High School Football: Upper Arlington Golden Bears (AP State Champs)
High School Basketball: Columbus East Tigers

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
NFL: Baltimore Colts
AFL: New York Jets
NBA: Boston Celtics
MLB: Detroit Tigers
NHL: Montreal Canadiens (The St. Louis Blues were the first Expansion Team to reach the Cup Finals)
Heisman Trophy: O.J. Simpson, Halfback, University of Southern California
NCAA Basketball: UCLA Bruins
NCAA Football: The Ohio State B*ckeyes
U.S. Open: Arthur Ashe
- Houston snaps UCLA's 47-game winning streak in the first Nationally Televised College Basketball Game at The Astrodome
- Vince Lombardi retires from coaching the Green Bay Packers, following Super Bowl II
- The B*ckeyes shatter Michigan, 50-14 at Ohio Stadium
- The Olympic Games are broadcast in Color for the First Time with the Winter Games in Grenoble, France
- Arthur Ashe becomes the first African-American male athlete to win a Grand Slam in Tennis
- Two Olympic Track and Field Athletes, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, stage a protest during the National Anthem at the Mexico City Summer Olympics

EMMYS:
Comedy Series: Get Smart (NBC)
Drama Series: Mission: Impossible (CBS)

ACADEMY AWARDS (for 1967 films)
Best Picture: In the Heat of the Night
Actor: Rod Steiger, In The Heat of the Night
Actress: Katharine Hepburn, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
Supporting Actor: George Kennedy, Cool Hand Luke
Supporting Actress: Estelle Parsons, Bonnie and Clyde

Tonight on the show...
- Who's on Santa's "Nice and Naughty" list?
- Plus, The DJBC Celebrates Christmas, from the Elves from his Shelf, Santa's Stolen Mailbox, and the Ugly B*ckeye Sweater, and the Christmas Library Book he kept for pretty much a WHOLE YEAR (yikes!)

SONG LIST:
(Cold Open Intro & Show Intro) "Wizards of Winter" - Trans-Siberian Orchestra
"Christmas Time Is Here" - Vince Guaraldi/A Charlie Brown Christmas
"The Bell That Couldn't Jingle" - Bobby Vinton
(Mistletoe Music Bed) "The Christmas Song" - Jimmy Castor
"I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day" - Burl Ives
"Christmas Day" - Squeeze
"Sleigh Ride" - Myron Floren
"Rudolph the Manic Reindeer" - Los Lobos
"The Man With The Bag" - Kay Starr (RIP)
"Welcome Christmas" - Albert Hague

Bryan Awards Top 100 Christmas Programs/Episodes: http://thebryanandsilvergarbage.tumblr.com

Tonight on the show:
- 2016: A Look Back at the Year that Was Really Bad
- A Preview of the Orange Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, and Peach Bowl (and why Ohio doesn't belong in the College Football Playoffs)

SONG LIST:
(Opening) "The Christmas Song" - Jimmy Castor
"Tzena, Tzena, Tzena" - Gordon Jenkins and the Weavers
"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boys" - Bing Crosby & David Bowie
"Joy to the World" - Earth, Wind, and Fire
"1958/Happy New Year Baby" - Jo Ann Campbell
"Auld Lang Syne" - Guy Lombardo