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    "airdate": "2026-01-15T12:33:51-08:00",
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    "comment": "This was written by KC & The Sunshine Band bassist-producer Richard Finch and frontman Harry Wayne Casey, the white members of an integrated band in the 70's.\n--\nCasey had originally called the song \"I'll Be a Son of a Gun.\" \"Then I went back and 'I'm Your Boogie Man' came into my head because I was thinking about how disc jockeys were always there on the radio. Like it says:\n\nEarly morning\nLate afternoon\nOr at midnight\nIt's never too soon\nI'm your Boogie Man\n\nIt's taking the theme of the disc jockey being the one that's there for you all the time, no matter when. So it was as if I was a disc jockey, I'm the Boogie Man. Like if you call in and want to hear a certain song, or talk about what was going on in your life, I'm your Boogie Man. And of course I put in 'turn me on,' but that could also mean turned on the radio.\"",
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