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Estate. Among his friends was fellow Leeds-born, London-raised Cornwall DJ Pat Mckay. He formed the Mud Family with Mongo and Chester P, a group which released

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Jon "Rock N Roll" Anthony, Marc Mitchell, and Scott Brunner. In 1985, Pat McKay and Karen "The Madam" Blake joined the morning team. In June 1987, Dan

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Chicago), Bob Barry, Carl Como, Paul Christy, Michael Lee Scott, Jim Brown, Pat McKay, Jack McCoy, Ronnie Knight, Johnny Dark, Craig Roberts, Jack Lee, Robb

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personalities were Byron and Tanaka, Jeff "Mutha" Robbins, Bill Gamble, and Pat McKay. WIFI was the only true Top 40 station in Philadelphia following WFIL's

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featured announcers such as Lance "Tac" Hammer, Jack McCoy, Lew Latto, Pat McKay, and "Doctor" Don Rose, among many others. Bridges was an early adopter

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Saint, Jack Harris, Bill Garcia, Uncle Johnny, Alan O’Brien, Tedd Webb, Pat McKay, Steve Kelly, and Mason Dixon were all involved with the station as on-air

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eventually at Country Club Plaza. Some of the DJs during this era included Pat McKay, Bill Bailey (formerly of WLS Chicago), Mike O'Brien (one of the original

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Annie (1944) as Deputy Gansby Dark Shadows (1944, Short) as Police Lt. Pat McKay Fall Guy (1945, Short) as District Attorney (uncredited) Phantoms, Inc

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Snow in a sketch titled "Imposter". In 1996, WBLS New York disc jockey Pat McKay observed, "purists have a problem with a non-Jamaican doing reggae. But

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"Bucs bow to Browns, 34–27". The Lakeland Ledger. 29 Sep 1980 Leisner, Pat. "McKay Worried About Blocking". The Ocala Star-Banner. 8 Oct 1980 United Press