Gwinsound

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• SonoJingles

  January 10 edited January 10

  We supply a selection of Gwinsound cuts with sonovox, but not sung vocals I’m afraid. However, they’ve proven to be very popular recently.
  
  If you’re interested, have a look at our website: https://sonojingles.com
• m_hodgey

  January 10

  In terms of Tanner re-sings, the William B. Tanner Company (formerly known as "Pepper & Tanner" and before that, "Pepper Sound Studios") was sold to Media General Inc in 1982, who later divested the business to TM Productions in 1988 when Media General’s operations in Memphis were shut down and the master backing tracks and sound libraries were boxed up and shipped to Dallas.
  
  JonesTM (now TM Studios) placed these reels in the custody of Media Preservation Foundation, though the copyrights were retained by JonesTM.
  
  Sadly all of the reference reels for the syndicated ID Jingles and customised production libraries/commercials were skipped in Memphis.
  
  I know people in the past (myself included) have had Tanner resings through TM's iJingles service, but I'm not sure if this is still the case today.
  
  So long story short, you need to speak to TM Studios about Tanner resings.
  
• mjb1124

  January 11

  During the first resurrection of iJingles this past September, I asked about the Thunder (Tanner) WLS package. I was told it was not digitized in their system and was therefore unavailable. Whether that applies to other packages and/or will change in the future, I can't say.
• Super 70s

  January 11 edited January 11

  
  
  (Thunder SFX) . . Here's a blast from the past with a mix of WLS and WFIL/TSOP resings for my Super 70s Show!!
• bobgreenradio

  January 11

  First, the super 70's cuts were 'super'! great to hear these tracks again.
  As for Gwin, Ben Freedman did resings for all the Gwin stuff, and a lot of the Peppers too. Ben died, but his boy, Ben Jr. and his wife Noreen, still hold the rights. do a google search, Im sure you will have success. if it is the backing tracks? message me offline
• mjb1124

  January 11

  The Gwinsound backing tracks are available through JingleSamplers.com
  
  http://jinglesamplers.com/tp2.htm
• nleibo

  January 12

  bobgreenradio wrote: »

  First, the super 70's cuts were 'super'! great to hear these tracks again.
  As for Gwin, Ben Freedman did resings for all the Gwin stuff, and a lot of the Peppers too. Ben died, but his boy, Ben Jr. and his wife Noreen, still hold the rights. do a google search, Im sure you will have success. if it is the backing tracks? message me offline

  If anyone evert purchased Ben (Freedman)'s "Instant Radio Station" CD set--they included many Gwinsound Backing Tracks, as well.
  
  
• bobgreenradio

  January 12

  very true, and Ben actually gave away his IRS disc with every order, no matter the size, he made. A most generous and enjoyable fellow
• GoinWhereWeNeverKnow

  January 12

  Thanks to one and all for the suggestions. Actually, it was sonojingles and the jinglesamplers re-issue of the Gwin tracks that got me thinking in this direction.
• nleibo

  January 13

  bobgreenradio wrote: »

  very true, and Ben actually gave away his IRS disc with every order, no matter the size, he made. A most generous and enjoyable fellow

  
  I must have received 8 CDs from Ben- in addition to the "I-R-S" ..:)
• bobgreenradio

  January 13

  Who in that business was ever this generous? Just Ben
• logodave

  January 13 edited January 13

  Sean, those Thunder Productions cuts sound wonderful. Great adaptations, you've got enough jingles to last a lifetime! Can I sit in while you're on vacation? Cheers, Dave Sharp
• IainJohnston

  January 13

  Ben was so generous, he never bothered sending us the bill for a small but excelent sonovox bundle via him and Ken J forme, a fellow collector, and my daughter's Happy 18th Birthday sono & shout!
  A true gentleman of his trade.
  :-)
• logodave

  January 14

  Graupner was cool, never meant him. God bless.
• mjb1124

  January 14

  If you have the tracks, maybe you could ask one of the Dallas jingle companies to do an acapella that just happens to fit over the track? Like what WLS had JAM do with their old Thunder Big 89 countdown jingle.
• logodave

  January 14 edited January 14

  mjb1124 wrote: »

  If you have the tracks, maybe you could ask one of the Dallas jingle companies to do an acapella that just happens to fit over the track? Like what WLS had JAM do with their old Thunder Big 89 countdown jingle.

  
  Illegal and well, just think about what you wrote mjb1124!
  
  Do you think jingle companies are just waiting for clients to ask for acas that match tracks. Wake up or grow up. That's idiotic.
  
  When I was at JAM, I remember a client said on the phone and I quote: "the singers are just stting in the lunchroom, have them go down the hall to the studio and sing this, how hard can it be?".
  
  HAHAHHAAA!!!
  
• Apollo

  January 14 edited January 14

  I thought we weren't going there anymore.
  Members should be able to post their views without being called names or feeling put down. If you disagree, then respectfully disagree.
  Maybe the poster didn't mean it personally, but it sure came across that way to me.
  It's just jingles.
  
• mjb1124

  January 14

  Sorry, I wasn't trying to insult anyone or be controversial. I just thought *maybe* it was a possibility for those who purchased the "Trak-Pak Vol. 2" with the Gwinsound cuts from JingleSamplers.com. That collection's page has the following quote: "Add your own voiceovers and use them for imaging beds, or mix-in shouts or same-key acapellas to create new jingles for your station or show." So it didn't seem like *too* much of a stretch for me. But if the Dallas companies are not able or willing to do that, so be it. It was just a harmless thought.
• Apollo

  January 14

  There was nothing wrong with your post MJB.
  I was referring to the one below it.