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  • An Evening With Warrant’s Joey Allen…


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    This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with guitarist Joey Allen. Joey is best known as the lead guitarist for the band Warrant. He played on hits like Down Boys, Heaven, Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Cherry Pie. During the show he discussed the early days of Warrant, Warrant’s relationship with Prince and Paisley Park Records, and the longevity of metal bands from that era. See Warrant on Mar. 24 at Black Bear Casino and Mar. 25 at Treasure Island Casino in Minnesota!

    During the rest of the show we tried to set up profiles on the BeReal app, Ton explained how he learned to juggle, and we discussed why we don’t give a rip about St. Patrick’s Day. It’s mostly because we both resemble leprechauns!


    https://youtu.be/OjyZKfdwlng

    2 hr
  • An Evening With Ween’s Dave Dreiwitz…


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    This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with musician Dave Dreiwitz. Dave is best known as the bassist for the band Ween. He’s also played with bands like Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, The Moistboyz, Crescent Moon, and Instant Death. During the show he discussed how he joined Ween, his friendship with TV host Uncle Floyd, and the possibility of Ween recording new music. See Ween at a venue near you!

    During the rest of the show we discussed which TV shows we’d like to see in the ABC TGIF lineup, Ton talked a lot about curry, and Dustin explained why The Five Count should never become a video show. He’s a very ugly man!


    https://youtu.be/J-Iqy-DNF7A

    2 hr
  • An Evening With Singer Freda Payne…


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    This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with singer Freda Payne. Freda is best known for hits like Band of Gold, In Motion and Bring the Boys Home. She’s also appeared in films like Book of Numbers, Ella: First Lady of Song and Nutty Professor II: The Klumps. During the show she discussed making the transition from Jazz singer to R&B singer, working with Duke Ellington and Redd Foxx, and her new single Do You Still Dream About Me. Check it out!

    During the rest of the show we complained about having to watch M*A*S*H as kids, explained again why everyone should love the band Nazareth, and tried to figure out how to get The Five Count a sponsorship from Zanz in Mankato. We might end up just getting jobs there!


    https://youtu.be/Fco8oPGu5EY

    2 hr
  • The Five Count In Wonderland…


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    During this episode of The Five Count we took a trip to Wonderland with Alice, Ton explained the dos and don’ts of roasting cauliflower, and we tried to decide which celebrities would be more entertaining as mummies. We also celebrated the birthday of longtime listener Billy Floyd Shouts!

    2 hr
  • An Evening With Jazz Funk Soul’s Paul Jackson Jr….
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    This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. Paul is best known as a member of the band Jazz Funk Soul. He also performed on albums by artists like Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Madonna, Daft Punk and many more. During the show he discussed his years of being a session guitarist, his memories of working on Michael Jackson’s Thriller album, and Jazz Funk Soul’s new album Forecast. Get your copy now!
    During the rest of the show we discussed all the valentines we recently received, planned Dustin’s funeral, and tried to figure out who the Goo Goo Dolls are. By the end of the show, Ton realized they were his favorite band!
    https://youtu.be/hzY3hLGWp4Y
    2 hr
  • The Five Count Is For The Ladies…
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    This was a special Valentine’s Day episode of The Five Count! During the show we discussed Ozzy Osbourne’s recent retirement from live touring, decided which sitcoms from the ‘80s and ‘90s we would make guest appearances on, and played all sorts of songs for the ladies. Happy Valentine’s Day!
    2 hr
  • An Evening With Creed II’s Russell Hornsby…
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    This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with actor Russell Hornsby. Russell is best known for his roles as “Charles Flenroy” on the TV show BMF and “Buddy Marcelle” in the film Creed II. He also appeared on TV shows like Lincoln Heights, In Treatment and Grimm. During the show he discussed his memories of working on Creed II, his portrayal of Don King on the Hulu series Mike, and the new season of BMF. See it now on Starz!
    During the rest of the show we begged people to buy our new T-shirts, Ton explained why he hates late ‘90s Van Halen, and we discussed out favorite fruit snacks. Shark Bites were the runaway winner!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4igm6CEgo-k
    2 hr
  • The Five Count’s 14th Annual Princemas Celebration…
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    This episode of The Five Count was our 14th annual Princemas celebration! During the show we discussed Tom Cruise recruiting Hulk Hogan for Scientology, Ton listed-off all his favorite metal bands from the ‘90s, and we played all your favorite Prince songs. Merry Princemas!
    2 hr
  • The Five Count Goes To Bonanza…
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    During this episode of The Five Count we tried to figure out why nobody ever talks about the TV show Night Court, heard about the time The 3 Stooges met Cinderella, and decided where we would go if we had a time machine. The restaurant Bonanza circa 1989 was the unanimous choice!
    2 hr
  • The Five Count In The Cabbage Patch…
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    During this episode of The Five Count we took a trip to the cabbage patch, discussed which wrestling rides they should make at Disneyland if Vince McMahon sells WWE to Disney, and announced that Five Count alumnus Michael Angelo Batio now plays guitar for Manowar. Could there possibly be anything more metal than that?
    2 hr

About The Five Count

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Hosted by Dustin Wilmes & Juston “Ton” Cline, The Five Count is a radio show broadcast on KMSU-Mankato and KMSK-Austin in Minnesota on Saturdays from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. CT. Dating back to June…