one brake light out, all others work

After the turn signal switch, the same wire, bulb filament, and ground path operates brake and turn.
So the turn signal switch is the fault and this fault is/was common to every vehicle that used the single 1157 bulb at rear. Nothing weird about it to some of us older service techs.
I see the little 3 inch square brake lamp lens on a 68 B'cuda as weird / far less than adequate for a passenger vehicle. A dang utility trailer has as much brake lamp.
I see a high mount 3rd brake lamp as a proactive addition to any classic, especially this example.
One more suggestion... Contact Daniel Stern Lighting and buy a quality signal switch. Those cheap ebay switches are crap. Good luck
what could be another possibility before I replace the switch? If the same wire controlls the turn signal, running light, and brake light, then it would have to be, right? my hazards do not work if that helps