Found this at: http://mextizarhetorica.blogspot.com/ Around El Paso on Martin Luther King Jr. Day Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 19, 2009, is a time to remember one of the greatest African-American leaders of our time. But the day is also about commemorating what he stood for: freedom for all people. Monday afternoon I drove down [...]

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This is interesting. I found that West Tex at Lonestarstomp Blog remixed some of the pictures from this blog and added s0me interesting observations. It’s 1960-something in El Paso, Texas. If you’re a fan of music you’re probably digging tastemaker Steve Crosno on radio station KELP. And chances are on Saturdays you’re either watching or [...]

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Chicken fat and booze. That was my favorite line when Steve Crosno was a powerhouse on El Paso radio, and he used it often in his efforts to make us laugh. For example, someone would ask: “What’s for lunch at El Paso Tech?” The response was Crosno’s clip: “Chicken Fat and Booze.” And, boy, I [...]

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Up until I was about 12, I didn’t listen to the radio. One Christmas our mom and dad got us a little transistor radio. We listened to KHEY, which was the biggest country/western station around. this mostly because it was what Mom listened to when she was working around the house, which was pretty much [...]

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Things were kind of slow in the city back in the early 90s to the point that crime was down to zero. Since the El Paso Police department had so much extra time on their hands they did this music video. Originally posted 2008-04-16 09:32:48. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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From: http://blogs.mysanantonio.com/weblogs/tunetable/2007/07/billy-calzada-el-paso-memories.html In my home city of El Paso, there is a genre of music that was defined by one Steve Crosno, a longtime AM radio disc jockey who was at his pinnacle when I first learned of the pleasures of popular music. FM radio was just catching on, and most cars were manufactured with [...]

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