Nick Jakusz
Production Director and Midday Host at WERV-FM (Aurora, IL)
Afternoons & Production Dir. at 95.9 The River, PxP for the USF Saints Football and craft beer lover. https://t.co/P5bYWFWnOT
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959theriver.com | Nick Jakusz
The Talking Heads had teased some kind of announcement for yesterday, which was the 50th anniversary of their first performance. They’d opened for The Ramones at CBGB in New York City. Fans were hoping for some kind of a reunion. You know, a tour, an album, maybe even a single show. What they got was . . . well, a lot less than any of those things.
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959theriver.com | Nick Jakusz
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959theriver.com | Nick Jakusz
When a music legend goes solo, people pay attention. When that legend is Billy Corgan, and he’s heading out on a tour that Pitchfork just called one of this summer’s must-see shows — and he’s playing Taste of Joliet? That’s when we start counting down the days!Corgan’s solo tour is all about honoring two massive albums from his Smashing Pumpkins catalog: Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and Machina/The Machines of God.
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959theriver.com | Nick Jakusz
Great Scott! There’s a guitar out there that’s been lost in time—and now, Michael J. Fox and Gibson are asking for your help to bring it back to the future. We’re talking about the cherry red Gibson ES-345 that Fox famously shreds in that legendary dance scene from Back to the Future. You know the one—“Johnny B. Goode,” 1955 Enchantment Under the Sea Dance, a little Chuck Berry riffage before Marty McFly melts faces with a little… Van Halen?
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Kind of interesting yesterday, all our local baseball teams were involved in a blowout of some magnitude. (Not pictured…Windy City’s 15-6 win over Quebec) https://t.co/sNy9kMN1AY
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