Love a Litigating Lawyer Day

We love ‘em if they’re on our side, don’t we? 

Mark your calendar for the 14th Annual Las Cruces Memory Walk -

It’s Saturday, September 11, 2010 at the El Paso electric Parking Lot at Water Street and Griggs Avenue.  Nicky Phillips, Southwestern Regional Manager, was in the studio this morning and said, “if you’re the kind of person who’s not going to sit on the the sidelines when there is a chance to change the future, you’re the person we need.”

You can also go to Las Posta de Mesilla tomorrow for the “Dining to Donate” event.  10% of your entire bill will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association but you must tell them you’re there for the “Dining to Donate” event.

Former Congressman Steve Pearce stopped by 101 Gold today.

To listen to the conversation, click: http://www.3592.com/onlinedb/kvlcfm/audio/StevePearce083110.mp3

The 101 number one song of the day took a troubled American band to the top of the Hot 100 with a cover of a British pop reggae song but trouble soon returned and their success was short-lived.  The group was founded by Michael Brown who was a founding member and guiding force behind the Left Banke. But internal problems led to his departure from that group. He met up with Ian Lloyd and they put together a new band and Brown suggested they record a song that was a hit in England by the group Hot Chocolate. During the recording, dissent among the members led Brown to write off his brain child and leave the group. The record got done nonetheless and on August 31, 1973 it was number one in America. But it wasn’t long before the remaining members of the group began arguing again and they broke up soon after. This was their one claim to fame: “Brother Louie and the group – Stories