[MorganOCTLMember]

I create a special-themed sampler every year around Christmas-time. This year, it’s all about custom and non-numbered series PAMS jingles. Hopefully, you’ll hear something forgotten or new. Enjoy and happy holidays! http://jinglesamplers.com/morganschristmas2017sampler.htm

[LenGroat]

Thank you! A most enjoyable selection !

[IainJohnston]

THAT is some of the most off-the-beaten-track PAMS stuff I’ve ever heard !
Even some of the more familiar cuts are for not-so-obvious stations.

Also an exercise in proper “Stereo Image” for those who appreciate good sound engineering.

Thanks for compiling it Morgan
:^)

[MorganOCTLMemberAuthor]

THAT is some of the most off-the-beaten-track PAMS stuff I’ve ever heard !…..

:^)

That was the plan!

[ratnobMember]

I create a special-themed sampler every year around Christmas-time.

Morgan

There’s so much here that’s new to me, and I’ve been collecting jingles since 1976.
I love the fact that someone of your age appreciates the jingle heritage – not that it’s what radio should be playing today, but part of the narrative of how we got to where we are.
Great work. Thanks for the montage.

GB

[UKJinglesMember]

I agree with the above messages….
What a wonderful Sampler Morgan and such good quality as well….

Many Thanks and Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas!

[mjb1124Member]

Nice montage. I recognize the cut from 1:15-1:45 as it was resung by JAM for the syndicated American Standards By The Sea with Dick Robinson (and used in the promo for the show on WOLD-LP in my backyard). What package is that from?

[MorganOCTLMemberAuthor]

Nice montage. I recognize the cut from 1:15-1:45 as it was resung by JAM for the syndicated American Standards By The Sea with Dick Robinson (and used in the promo for the show on WOLD-LP in my backyard). What package is that from?

It’s a named-series package called “Smart Set.” I forget the exact demo cut number off the top of my head.

[IainJohnston]

For those collectors under certain age, the “TVQ Channel Oh” cut, us “Auld Yins” collected that Smart Set
package dub on 3&3/4 IPS 40+ years ago – and it was for an Australian TV station call-sign TVQ in Brisbane,
the Q was for Queensland.

[bossjockMember]

A very enjoyable and interesting listen Morgan – thanks very much for sharing

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