[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Update: “Too much thinking”?
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/7_Too_much_feeling.html

[tyty21]

nice ones! i figured new and now would make an appearance somehow. how nice to put it on soundcloud, because quicktime causes me so much problems.

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

‘Voices of Angels’
Bob’s tribute to the acapella jingle:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/9_Voices_of_Angels.html
Voices of Angels by Bob Dinan

[dianablanton1984Member]

Regarding the Voices of Angels montage: Impressive tribute!

[Barras]

Lovely montage, thanks ratnob…unfortunately, acapellas have never been used that much on British radio stations, they seem to be an American thing, I believe the first aca in the montage is by Hugh Heller.

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

I believe the first aca in the montage is by Hugh Heller.

Thanks, me old mucker

[loujosephs]

not heller it’s fairwest…in the same era as I’d rather be 1

[Barras]

Oooooops…thanks lou.

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Lou

You don’t have a demo? I’m a big fan of Chris Kershaw’s work.

[loujosephs]

no as fairwest 1st started as just the fairbanks stations only..vbf, ibc, kvil etc.

[loujosephs]

no live stream but Potomac MD’s WCTN, 950 AM, is back to its on-again, off-again rock and pop oldies format, with tunes from the 1950s through the 1970s, as “Oldies 95.” The station, owned by Win Radio, had been running a brokered lefty talk format. Over the years, the station has also run brokered Spanish and other ethnic programming, after a long run of Christian programming. Our guess is that the oldies will continue on WCTN until someone else is found to pay for programming time on the Montgomery County station. No jocks either just voice tracking with TM jingles which you can find on a bob dinan podcast a while ago

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

History: a thing of the past?
Ohio Historical Society by Bob Dinan
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/18_Thing_of_the_past.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

TM Mystery:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/20_TM_Mystery.html

TM Mystery by Bob Dinan

[Barras]

Bob, I have that listed the same…1127-04

1127 VARIOUS #6

1 Ullman – WAPX Montgomery (Exciters)
2 TM – WERC Birmingham (You 2)
3 Tower Jingles – WIRB Enterprise (The Nashville Tower Music City Series) MP3
4 TM – WKMX FM Enterprise (1977)
5 JAM – WAHR “Radio 99” Huntsville (only 7 cuts – 1980)
6 Pepper Tanner – WTBF Troy (acapellas 1969
7 JAM – WTBF Troy (You`ve Got It)
8 Pepper Tanner – WJDX Jackson (accapellas 1968)
9 Heller – WLW Cincinnati (1960`s)
10 Pepper Tanner – WBAM Montgomery (acapellas 1969)
11 JAM – WKXX FM Birmingham (The Fyre)
12 WMAZ Macon

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Karaoke Kuts:
The latest in Bob’s series of soundalikes:
Bob Dinan: Karaoke Kuts by Bob Dinan
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/21_Karaoke_Kuts.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Podcast update:
Three radio commercials that show why radio paints the best pictures:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/29_The_Best_Pictures.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Audio now on Soundcloud:
Power of radio ads by Bob Dinan

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Alive & feeling free
Why I like this audio:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/10/31_Alive_%26_Feeling_Free.html

The audio in question:
http://soundcloud.com/ratnob/my-song-3-31-1

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

My celebration of Britain Radio:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2012/11/3_Best_of_Britain.html

Soundcloud version:
Best of Britain by Bob Dinan

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Not actually on Bob’s podcast, but today in celebration of BBC Radio’s 90th birthday I talked about my jingle collection live on BBC Radio Suffolk. The audio is here:

http://blog.geoffbarton.co.uk/site/Blog/Blog.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

‘What rhymes with umbrella?’: The Bob Dinan Jingle Podcast celebrates the art of writing great lyrics:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2013/1/13_What_rhymes_with_umbrella.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

‘Early JAM’: these are the jingles I listened to as Young Bobby Dinan:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2013/1/27_Early_JAM.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

“In the mid-seventies, jingles by Emison dominated the emerging sound of British independent radio. Looking back, it was a bit like one of those brightly-lit incubators in which small yellow chicks hatched from assorted eggs after seemingly hours of mysterious tapping …”

My blog on Beacon shotguns:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2013/2/2_Beacon_Shotguns.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

Noel Edmonds on BBC One’s Breakfast Show, December 1973:
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2013/2/17_Noel_on_Breakfast.html

[ratnobMemberAuthor]

What was ‘loving awareness’?
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2013/2/24_What_is_Loving_Awareness.html

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