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Kelly goes skeet shooting in Sooonoma. Scott is forced to buy PBR for our guest. Troy Burgess reveals what it was like to work with Michael Jackson, date Paula Abdul, and performing in the hit Las Vegas show, Rock of Ages.

Bow Tie Daddy returns and summons Janis Joplin. Kelly showcases a prop that may do more harm then good. MIX 94.1’s Mercedes Martinez recalls her journey from Colorado to Vegas and how she and her co-hosts keep their morning show at the top of the ratings.

Kelly tells jokes with the help of Clint. Guest Conductor Jeffery Neiman tickles the ivories in absence of “Bow Tie Daddy”. Kristen Hertzenberg sheds light on the dedication and determination it took to land the lead role on Phantom of the Opera.

Kelly recalls her one woman show. Beyonce and Destiny’s Child, redux. Scott makes a stand for all men. Saucy, sassy Janien Valentine discloses how she came to be a Scinta.

Kelly takes us to Tuscany. Scott is feeling no pain. David Perrico is busy and his mom still approves his setlists.

Kelly travels through time and space. Scott, Jacob, and Kenny love their clothes. Mike Hammer strips.

Kelly congratulates Leigh Zimmerman. Scott begs Kelly to “Stop” singing. Mary Wilson reigns and remains Supreme.

Celebrity Roast video. Kelly is shocked. Frank Wildhorn regales us with stories of pop hits, and Broadway shows.

Kelly says no to woo woo wooing Jeffery Osbourne. Scott shudders in disbelief. George Wallace tells us what he’s been thinking.

Some things old are new again. Kelly recalls seeing Herbie Hancock, Wayne Newton, and Stevie Wonder at Clint’s show. Scott cries a little tear. Clint says hi to Chris’ Mom. Chris Phillips (Zowie Bowie) pre-roasts himself. Chris also reveals what the “Maverick Spirit” of Las Vegas is. Set designer Andy Walmsley give us info on […]

Kelly speaks in tongues and exposes her chicken. Matt Green plays the keys as Bow Tie Daddy is MIA. Scott shows his love for Clint. Vocalist Pascale Elia demonstrates her vocal range and impressive multi-language capabilities. Singing with Bobby McFerrin.

Kelly shows her assets. Scott and Kenny divulge their Playboy past. Claire Sinclair recalls her meteoric rise, from being a Belle on Las Vegas Blvd and Playmate of the Year, to starring in Pin Up inside The Stratosphere.

Kelly transforms to Kelvis. Scott proclaims he’s a Hunk of Burning Love. Trent Carlini on how he channels Elvis’ essence and how it translates to his show. The origination of “Elvis has left the building”.

Kelly checks out Boyz II Men. Serena Henry sings to Gladys Knight. Working with Smokey Robinson. Winning the Apollo talent show. Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts. Kelly lip-syncs.

George Wallace calls to reschedule and we say OK. Bowtie Daddy headlines. A visit to New Orleans. A trumpet is a terrible thing to waste. Clint Holmes is busy. Jerry Jones talks about networking among entertainers. Should a musician move to Las Vegas to make a living?

Fayne plays. Botox isn’t forever. My honey, Jack. You can have my husband but don’t mess with my man. Bobby Brooks Wilson. Gigging with Bruno Mars. Jackie Wilson doppleganger. Selling vacuum cleaners. Remembering Forest Gump. Brother Elvis.

There are some guests on Talktails that just have to be brought back for an encore appearance. After checking out this episode, which features the return of the very funny Frankie Scinta, you’ll know exactly what we’re talking about.

What would it be like if you lived in Las Vegas, had a bunch of amazingly talented friends, and you all decided to get together for a Christmas music jam session? It would be wonderful. Thanks to all for making our first Talktails Holiday Special so much fun. From all of us at the VEGAS […]

Kelly turns the tables and interviews the man usually giving the interview, Las Vegas Sun Columnist John Katsilometes. From interviewing Roy Horn after his life-threatening injuries, being joyously assaulted by Wayne Newton, and revealing Steve Wynn’s addiction to pain killers, John Katsilometes tells all on this episode of Talktails.

There are few musicians in Las Vegas that have as stellar a reputation as Jerry Lopez. Having been a Vegas-based musician for decades, everybody whose seen his Fat City Horns perform know all about “going to church” for a night of musical healing.