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sexobon 09-22-2018 01:25 PM

John Doe

Gravdigr 09-22-2018 03:21 PM

Jon Dough

fargon 09-23-2018 06:58 AM

Annie Sprinkle
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819810/..._=nm_ov_bio_sm

Gravdigr 10-01-2018 03:25 PM

Aunt Peg

fargon 10-01-2018 03:37 PM

Vanessa Del Rio
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanessa_del_Rio

Gravdigr 10-01-2018 03:48 PM

"...live from Del Rio, TX..."

The X:

Quote:

This song is a tribute to the "Border Blaster" radio stations in Mexico, specifically the two that were run by the famous disc jockey Wolfman Jack, XERF in Via Acuna, (near Del Rio, Texas), and XERB, (in Rosarito Beach near Tijuana). Mexican radio stations did not have to adhere to the power limits of US stations, which gave them the ability to pump their signal well into the the States.

Billy Gibbons explained in a 1985 interview with Spin magazine: "All Mexican stations' call letters begin with X. The X stations used to be heard everywhere because of their enormous power. The Mexican government granted licenses with no wattage ceiling. The US, back in the '20s, established 50,000 watts as the maximum. WLS in Chicago is 50,000 watts, and you can hear it like a police call in Houston. I'm sure 500,000 watts you can pick up here in Canada. You can probably pick up XERF. It was just outrageous. You could pick it up everywhere and we'd go. And it would bury everything else. KDRC in Houston was on a close frequency, and they would get stomped on. They had to move. XERF is 1570 on the dial. I think that remains the most powerful station."

Dusty Hill added: "They'll sell segments to anybody. There are a lot of preachers on there. I heard them one time selling autographed prayer cloths. They were to put on your radio when you're listening to these programs. But this one was autographed by Jesus himself. Then you'd hear a 15-minute country western show. Then there'd be a blues show. You could just buy your slot and do whatever. They didn't have a whole lot of restrictions."

Asked if ZZ Top was ever played "on the X," Gibbons said: "We did, in fact. They do not have a pop music playlist, but the song was brought to attention of the station owner, who, it turns out, is an attorney in Del Rio who considers the station his favorite toy. He decided to have a 15-minute pop music segment, and we did get played on XERF and then on XERB in Rosarita. They also have XROC in Juarez. So it went full circle. We heard 'I Heard It on the X' on the X."
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fargon 10-01-2018 07:39 PM

XETV Channel 6
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XETV-TDT

Gravdigr 10-02-2018 03:05 PM

Page Six TV

fargon 10-03-2018 10:04 AM

21st Century Fox

Gravdigr 10-03-2018 01:32 PM

.38 Special


fargon 10-04-2018 07:54 AM

Rick O'Shay
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_O%27Shay

Gravdigr 10-04-2018 03:53 PM

Rick Derringer

Carruthers 10-04-2018 04:00 PM

Beretta

fargon 10-04-2018 08:23 PM

Colt

Carruthers 10-04-2018 11:56 PM

Horse


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