Top 5 Request From Sell Out #912 of The Rockturnal Request Zone Thursday 04-20-23
It’s 4-20 baby and the Rockturnal Brigade is celebrating with their 4-20 themed request.
FORT LAUDERDALE Circa1972-74 : Steve Miller of The Steve Miller Band performs at Pirates World in Fort Lauderdale Florida circa 1972-74 (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images)
#5. Steve Miller Band – The Joker Requested through – Email Request Line – [email protected] Requested by – LT. Dan G at an undisclosed location in Upstate, NY
Hey Scotty, Ignore that previous request I forgot today’s date. Alternatives:
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – AUGUST 20: Ben Wells, Chris Robertson, John Fred Young, and Steve Jewell of the band Black Stone Cherry performs during the Kentucky State Fair at Kentucky Exposition Center on August 20, 2022 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images)
#4. Black Stone Cherry – Me and Mary Jane Requested through – Facebook Request Line – Scotty B wdha Requested by – Crazy Colonel Cookie in Pennsylvania
Black Sabbath, 1970: Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, Ozzy Osbourne in , (Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage)
#3. Black Sabbath – Sweet Leaf Requested through – Email Request Line – [email protected] Requested by – Commander Kyle M in Hillsborough, NJ
Cammander Kyle M comes in at #3 with his 4-20 themed request of Sweet Leafe by Black Sabbath.”Sweet Leaf” is a classic heavy metal track from Black Sabbaths Masters of Reality album. The opening riff is instantly recognizable, with Tony Iommi’s guitar work setting the tone for the entire song. The song’s heavy and bluesy feel is complemented by Ozzy Osbourne’s unique vocal style, which is raw and emotional. One of the most notable aspects of “Sweet Leaf” is its use of a coughing sound effect at the beginning of the song. The coughing sound was actually made by Tony Iommi, who was smoking a joint in the studio during the recording session. The coughing sound effect has become an iconic part of the song and is often used as a nod to the band’s connection to marijuana culture. Great job Commander Kyle M! Salute!
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA – AUGUST 07: (L-R) Eric Wilson, Gabriel McNair, Rome Ramirez, LB and Carlos Verdugo of Sublime with Rome pose backstage during Concerts In Your Car at Ventura County Fairgrounds and Event Center on August 07, 2020 in Ventura, California. Due to ongoing coronavirus social distance restrictions, drive-in concerts have become a popular way for fans to experience live music (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
#2. Sublime – Smoke Two Joints Requested through – Facebook Request Line – Scotty B wdha Requested by LT. Major Bernadette A Rockturnaling and working in Cranbury , NJ
Ok … a lot going with this request. she is giving me some choices. Afroman is not in our format but Sublime is baby!! LT Major Bernadette A comes in at #2 with Smoke two Joints by Sublime. Smoke Two Joints” is a classic reggae-rock song by the American band Sublime. The song was originally recorded by the reggae artist The Toyes in 1983, but Sublime’s version has become the most well-known and beloved version of the song.The song’s opening guitar riff is instantly recognizable, with Brad Nowell’s guitar work setting the tone for the entire song. The song’s reggae-infused beat and ska-influenced horn section complement the lyrics perfectly, creating a laid-back and carefree atmosphere. One of the most notable aspects of “Smoke Two Joints” is its use of samples from a comedy album by Cheech and Chong. The samples are used throughout the song, adding a comedic and playful element to the song. Great Job LT. Maj. Bernadette A! Enjoy your candy! Salute!
English singer Ozzy Osbourne performs at Madison Square Garden on January 30, 1984 in New York, New York. (Photo By Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
#1. Ozzy Osbourne – Flying High Again Requested through – Facebook Request Line – Scotty B wdha Requested by Sgt. Mike W in Rockaway, NJ
Commander Mike W is #1 with his request that is a 4-20 themed request and pays tribute to his friend local musician Steve Hogan. Commander Mike W also said that at least he went out on this day. Steve was a celebrator of 4-20. my deepest condolences for Steve’s family and friends. Rest easy . Great Job Commander Mike W. Salute! Steve is smiling down on you tonight.
