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Barras
coolnt wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…
To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
coolnt wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
coolnt wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
Bello
coolnt
Barras” wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…
To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
hi sir dave, my CDs are comin soon. anywayz, about your query im afraid coast 100 has been swept away by indonesian waves.
there are a number of stations in indonesia found at 100 mhz range. and here are some the names: Radio Swara 100.0 FM, Radio Megaprimadona 100.0, Radio Suaranada 100.0, Radio Diozz Citra Swara 100.0, Radio Fiskaria 100.0,Radio Kisaran 100.1, Radio Ika Lesmana 100.1, Suara 911 and many others, just check out this linkhttp://www.asiawaves.net/indonesia-fm-radio-2.htm
but no signs of Coast 100 anymore. but dat sa nice cut there sir, thanks for sharing it. Indonesia has one of the longest coast lines in asia, the Philippines has the longest coast line, so no wonder why there;s a “Coast” in this part of earth.
There are a few stations in Indonesia that still airs Jam and of course reelworld, ill update you more soon.
coolNT
check out http://www.radiojingles.co.nr
Barras” wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…
To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
hi sir dave, my CDs are comin soon. anywayz, about your query im afraid coast 100 has been swept away by indonesian waves.
there are a number of stations in indonesia found at 100 mhz range. and here are some the names: Radio Swara 100.0 FM, Radio Megaprimadona 100.0, Radio Suaranada 100.0, Radio Diozz Citra Swara 100.0, Radio Fiskaria 100.0,Radio Kisaran 100.1, Radio Ika Lesmana 100.1, Suara 911 and many others, just check out this linkhttp://www.asiawaves.net/indonesia-fm-radio-2.htm
but no signs of Coast 100 anymore. but dat sa nice cut there sir, thanks for sharing it. Indonesia has one of the longest coast lines in asia, the Philippines has the longest coast line, so no wonder why there;s a “Coast” in this part of earth.
There are a few stations in Indonesia that still airs Jam and of course reelworld, ill update you more soon.
coolNT
check out http://www.radiojingles.co.nr
Barras” wrote:
i think the heritage and feel of dallas jingles are irreplacable. we here in the philippines produce local jingles that fit the culture, music and personality of the stations, you can’t always discount the fact that not all nicely produced US jingles would always fit into a radio station’s unique style.almost all of our foreign produced jingles are dallas-made though, dallas quality jingles can;t be beaten, formats may change, music genres may evolve, but their sound would always be timeless…
To CoolNT,
just changing the subject slightly, I`ve got some JAM jingles from “close” to your part of the world, Indonesia to be exact. Just wondred if you knew of this station Coast 100 and whether they`re still using JAM jingles these days, here`s a cut for Coast 100…
http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/JAM_Coast100_Indonesia.mp3
David Barras
hi sir dave, my CDs are comin soon. anywayz, about your query im afraid coast 100 has been swept away by indonesian waves.
there are a number of stations in indonesia found at 100 mhz range. and here are some the names: Radio Swara 100.0 FM, Radio Megaprimadona 100.0, Radio Suaranada 100.0, Radio Diozz Citra Swara 100.0, Radio Fiskaria 100.0,Radio Kisaran 100.1, Radio Ika Lesmana 100.1, Suara 911 and many others, just check out this linkhttp://www.asiawaves.net/indonesia-fm-radio-2.htm
but no signs of Coast 100 anymore. but dat sa nice cut there sir, thanks for sharing it. Indonesia has one of the longest coast lines in asia, the Philippines has the longest coast line, so no wonder why there;s a “Coast” in this part of earth.
There are a few stations in Indonesia that still airs Jam and of course reelworld, ill update you more soon.
coolNT
check out http://www.radiojingles.co.nr
the_jingle_boy
JingleMad
coolnt wrote:
thanks for that paul,
Hi CoolNT,
Please inform me about current jingles (producer & package name) in Philippines’ radio stations, such as:
– RX 93.1
– 99.5 RT
– Magic 89.9
– Crossover
– NU 107
– Power 108
– Wave 89.1
– Jam 88.3
– K-Lite
– I-FM
– KY 94
– Energy FM
– W-Rock
– Star FM
– Yes FM
– Y101, Killer Bee, Kiss FM and UR 105 in Cebu
– and othersThank you very much!
The Jingle Boy
Barras
Bello
coolnt
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