[Barras]

Pete,

they`re from the Music Maker package which I believe was originally recorded by Sundance at the Insurance Lane studios in Dallas and then JAM acquired all the Sundance cuts and used some of them in their packages.

David Barras

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Barras wrote: Pete,

they`re from the Music Maker package which I believe was originally recorded by Sundance at the Insurance Lane studios in Dallas and then JAM acquired all the Sundance cuts and used some of them in their packages.

David Barras

Thanks David…..
I wondered why I couldn’t find them referenced on the JAM Site

[Barras]

Pete,

just found this in the Jingle Bible ! (The Hits Between The Hits by Don worsham)

On page 222 and I quote:-

“The Sundance Organisation moved ahead with production for 1975, creating “The Music Maker” for WCAU and for WLS “WLS Music Radio.”
“Quick Shots” and “Back To Basics” joined a very PAMS like acapella package “Acapellas 75.” A large number of commercials were created and an instrumental library was initiated, but that was about it.

While producing was easy, the selling was not. After a fast start, Sundance lasted only untill the first of 1976. With the closing up of the company, JAM, a new company formed by Jon Wolfert, purchased the Sundance ID jingles. TM bought the close to 100 commercial backgrounds and a simialr number of instrumental cuts from an unfinished instrumental library.”

David Barras

[UKJinglesMemberAuthor]

Barras wrote: Pete,

just found this in the Jingle Bible ! (The Hits Between The Hits by Don worsham)

On page 222 and I quote:-

“The Sundance Organisation moved ahead with production for 1975, creating “The Music Maker” for WCAU and for WLS “WLS Music Radio.”
“Quick Shots” and “Back To Basics” joined a very PAMS like acapella package “Acapellas 75.” David Barras

Thanks Mr B…
Didn’t think of digging that out!

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