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    "airdate": "2025-08-10T20:08:44-07:00",
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    "comment": "Exit 9 released \"Straight Up\" on the album of the same name in 1975.\n\nExit 9 was a one-album, nine-piece funk band made up of a group of young talented musicians that at the time in 1973-75 were only between age 16 and 20. The band started as a combo, but after several changes they recruited more members, most notably a horn-section. They built themselves up as a funk/rock band named Qualified Funk. But after John Jenkins and Modeste Clarke took over the management, the name was changed to Exit 9. After some hard work they managed to get an album deal with Brunswick and they recorded \"Straight Up\" in 1975.\n\nMembers of Exit 9 included: David Lavender, Enoch Jappa, Eric Hoosier, Hollis Googe, James (Binky) Davis, Johnny Rios, Michael Pelzer, Solomon Jappa, and William McCormick.",
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