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Breakfast Brad, KEZB-FM El Paso, TX June 22, 1984 (0:43:20)

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… The Bright Lights of El Paso are in here this morning …
[Description by Uncle Ricky; Contributed by Jeff March] Breakfast Brad and Uncle Bruce are “live” from The Chandelier Room with Thelma, Jon Teicher (the voice of the El Paso Diablos baseball team), and Bill Hubby of Channel 7. Brad features a song from Bill’s brother in L.A., a founding member of then new band Model Prisoner. Christopher Murdoch and Therese Crowley are featured with news. You will also hear some classic Johnny Mann jingle beds, though the group doesn’t sound like the Mann singers. We don’t know how long this format or KEZB/FM 94 stayed in El Paso, but with the publication of this aircheck in November, 2014, the call letters belong to a 100-watt Christian station in Beaver, Utah. Breakfast Brad, KEZB-FM El Paso, TX. June 22, 1984 ©2013-2014 REELRADIO, Inc.

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