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RON KEEL To Guest-Host 'The Hairball John Radio Show'

January 21, 2006

Legendary rock vocalist Ron Keel will be guest-hosting "The Hairball John Radio Show" for the broadcast week of January 22 – January 28, 2006. Ron will be featuring stories and tracks from many of his past projects such as KEEL, SABER TIGER, and IRON HORSE as well as debuting a track from his upcoming solo release. Ron will also be playing some of his favorite songs from artists that he has long admired.

"The Hairball John Radio Show" is a two-hour web syndicated radio show that spotlights the music and artists from the Decade of Decadence. For complete broadcast days and time visit www.hairballjohn.com.

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