Dan and Andy talk sports, high school, college and the pros.  Updates on Coronavirus and the impact on sports schedules.  Andy talks D1 Hockey and Dan talks NFL Draft.

Andy's "this day" in sports segement is next.

Andy's "this day" in music follows and Dan reviews the album "Back In Black" by AC/DC which was released in July, 1980.

Dan and Andy talk sports and music while using a new platform for the show.   Minnesota is under a "Lockdown" order from the Governor.

High School sports impact is discussed.

College hockey is discussed along with two local Goaltender notes.

Pro Football, including the release of the new logo for the L.A.  Rams.

Andy goes over "this day in sports" and "this day in music".

Dan review the album "Little Queen" which was released by Heart in 1977 and went Triple Platinum.

Andy provides the listeners with updates in High School sports, Pro Wrestling and Major League Baseball.

Andy's section for "this day in sports" and birthdays follows.

Dan's Album of the Week is Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits released in 1974.

Dan and Andy talk High School State Tournaments (Boy's Hockey and Girl's Basketball).

The Corona-Virus outbreak has cancelled, High School Sports, College Sports and Pro Sports.  The impact of this was discussed next.

Andy provided notes on "this day in music" and concert updates.

Dan reviewed the album "Temple of the Dog" that was released in 1991.

Link to the song/lyrics for "Say Hello to Heaven" written by Chris Cornell after his roommate Andrew Wood died in Seattle.

Dan and Andy talk Pro Baseball spring training and the XFL week 5.

College Hockey (men's and women's) and basketball (men's and women's) winter season is wrapping up.   Conference Tournaments for the next two weekends and Selection Sunday  will be Sunday, March 15.   Sports and Songs will be hosting a Men's Bracket NCAA Basketball Pick ' Em Challenge.

High School Hockey finals are today and Girls basketball Sectional Finals are done.  Brackets for the Girls Tourney will be announced this week for all four classes.

Boy's High School Basketball are in the midst of their Sectional playoff games and we'll have more on those games next week.

Andy had music/concert notes and Dan reviewed the album "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath that was released in January, 1971.

Dan and Andy talk high school sports, State Tournaments and Sectional Playoffs.   

Andy discusses the College sports rankings and upcoming year-end tournaments.

Major League Baseball spring training updates and NFL Football Combine, and the week 4 XFL games were previewed.

Andy talked about "this day in music" and Dan reviewed the album of the week, "Dressed to Kill" (1975) by KISS.

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Andy and Dan discuss the Anniversary of the Olympic Men's Hockey win over Russia in 1980, High School Winter Sports State Tournaments, and Major League Baseball Spring Games begin.

Dan reviews his album of the week.

Andy discusses "This Day in Music" and birthdays and Dan reviews the L.A. Guns self-titled album from 1988.

Dan and Andy talk High School Sports in Minnesota (State Tournaments are upcoming), and pro sports NHL, and NBA.  

A discussion regarding the "cheating scandal" in Major League Baseball and the weekly XFL update.

Andy provides notes for "this day in music" and related Birthdays.

Dan reviews Led Zeppelin's "Led Zeppelin II" from October, 1969

Dan and Andy talk about the Super Bowl, and the start of the XFL Season.

Andy provides updates on the NHL (new expansion team in Seattle), and NBA (trade deadline activity) and College Sports.

Dan reviews "Above" by Mad Season.  This super-group released their only CD in 1995.    This group has Minneapolis and Seattle connections.  

Official Music Video for "River of Deceit" is here.

Andy discusses "this day in music" and reveals interesting details about "the day the music died" plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa.  The incident was 61 years ago and their destination was Moorhead, MN.