From the band's second album, "Call of the West," an undeniably bizarre New Wave classic!
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
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2 comments:
Somehow this song came to be associated with moving. I mean moving from one house to another. Not sure why, but it got played a lot whenever we moved. Have not moved in almost 10 years though.
Speaking of Mexican Radio, XPRS, the Mighty 1090 was featured in "American Graffiti". It originates in Rosarita in Baja. I know this because I listen to Padres game which is on XPRS.
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