XERB-AM

E403622

XERB-AM was a powerful border-blaster radio station broadcasting from Mexico that became famous in the 1960s and 1970s for its high-powered nighttime rock-and-roll programming and as the flagship station of disc jockey Wolfman Jack.

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XERB-AM canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf border-blaster station
radio station
broadcastArea southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest

Baja California
Southern California
broadcastMedium terrestrial radio
broadcastTime nighttime
country Mexico
culturalImpact helped popularize Wolfman Jack in North America
influential in 1960s youth culture
era 1960s
1970s
flagshipStationOf Wolfman Jack
format Top 40
rock and roll
languageOfBroadcast English
notableFor association with Wolfman Jack
border-blaster signal into the United States
nighttime rock-and-roll programming
notablePerson Wolfman Jack
power high-power nighttime signal
programmingType music radio
personality-driven radio
regulatoryContext operated outside U.S. FCC jurisdiction
regulatoryStatus licensed in Mexico
signalReach long-distance nighttime coverage
signalType AM
targetAudience listeners in the United States
rock-and-roll fans
transmissionCategory clear-channel style long-distance broadcasting

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