Jingle Packages That Fit With Unintended Radio Formats
Hello guys! I was listening to the WJXA 2004 package from Reelworld, and I realized that this package sounds very Urban AC, nowadays.
I was wondering if you guys know any jingle packages that would fit a radio format, other than intended. For example, After Burner from JAM Creative Productions is currently designated as a CHR package, and I heard it on an 80's station from the mid-2000's.
Do you guys know any jingle packages that fit with any unintended radio formats?
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I may post some of their fantastic JAM re-sings in a montage at some point here on the forum if that sounds interesting? My collection is just recorded from WGN's stream but they sound great... and they just recently added some new ones from JAM about a month ago! The first part of their package was done in Fall 2019.
Other than that, I feel like some cuts from JAM's Country packages from the late '90s (Overdrive, Full Access, Country Buzz) could work well on Classic Hits today. Some cuts from Talk packages of that era like Hot Buttons, Attitude Control, and Data Seek could also work for that purpose. And throw Evolver in there too (in fact I've heard some stations use beds from that package as weather cuts).
Another example is TM's Mix 107.3 packages, which ended up working well for Classic Hits 94.7 The Drive in Washington DC. The WPLJ packages of the '90s also got used on Oldies stations at the time, and could still work for Classic Hits today.
You are definitely right there Glen...Or as I like to call them Squeelworld!
That is a great example.
Kiss Cincinnati
KIIS Mainstream
KIIS 2007
Kiss 2013
Just curious: Do you have an aircheck of them using any of these packages, including their Reelholiday resing?
http://aircheckdownloads.com/WBEB_JingleMontage_2012.mp3
Edit: Right, I'm dumb. Google is my friend. WBEB is an AC station.
This is from their usage of the Triple Kiss package from Reelworld.
Here's the demo feating the WGNA-FM cuts.
https://soundcloud.com/rockinrichie/05-albanys-hot-new-country/s-B3TjSo3EhhZ
If I do that it doesn't allow access from JM!
Private:-
Hi Iain, I just corrected it and made the link public, hopefully you should beable to play it now.
I WAS able to play yours no bother, even though it was originally flagged as "private".
I CAN get MY S/c links to work as "public", as anybody can.
BUT I cannot get my "private"-flagged links to work here, as seen by the S/C "not valid" message above.
Yet somehow, you're able to manage it.
I cannot fathom out where I'm going wrong! (and its only since the JM system rebuild).
PS - I preferred "private" mode, which could only be "read" from specific links (i.e. on JM)
as opposed to "public" ones, why attract all sorts of "heid cases" and unwanted "followers"
who have no interest in jingles per se>
During WGGH's southern gospel days, the full jingle would single "positive and family friendly, AM 1150 WGGH".. and during the subsequent formats, we used the jingle sings without the "positive and family friendly" part in them
Do you have an MP3 sample from their use of that package?
WKHK had a country format using Breakthrough, like KMLE in the 90s.
There was another station that was basically a full-service AM station in the 80's with Heller jingles. The jingles were urban, I guess because they served a highly urban area.
An oldies station in Texas back in the 90's was using edited generic oldies jingles followed by Pepper Tanner country jingles. I thought it was unusual and didn't really get it. When I stopped I noticed a lot of people wearing cowboy hats.
Then I got it.