Lew Irwin

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Lew Irwin was the founder of comedy groups The Credibility Gap (when it was known as Lew Irwin and The Credibility Gap) and the Fifth Estate.[1] He also interviewed Dick Clark[2] and Elvis Presley[3] for the Pop Chronicles while at KRLA radio. He now publishes Studio Briefing.[4]

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  1. ^ allmusic ((( The Credibility Gap > Biography )))
  2. ^ A-D — University of North Texas Libraries
  3. ^ O-S — University of North Texas Libraries
  4. ^ Studio Briefing for May 30, 2008

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