[IainJohnston]

…shouldn’t “phased” be spelt “fazed”…. […ducks to avoid being hit by flying brick…]
The “mental picture” of TWO TCs very slightly out-of-sync with each other in a time-transient domain creating an interference pattern …

{Iain Johnston, Ian Johnston, Ian Johnstone, …Johnson,…..Ean, Iian, etc etc etc]

[Tracy CarmanMember]

…shouldn’t “phased” be spelt “fazed”

Of course it should. Ya don’t think that that was intentional?! So there… or their… or they’re…!

[JAM / PAMSMember]

Nicely done quiz!

There was a PAMS jingle quiz that JMW did in late 1972 that would be fun to post…

That would be “The JMW Studios First Annual International Jingle Quiz”. I’ll dig that out and post it one of these day. It would be interesting to find out whether fans are as up on their PAMS-ology as they were 42 years ago.

[Prometheus]

Congratulations jonno who wins a prize of some kind on our Pub Quiz.

Here are the answers:

ROUND ONE – PICTURE ROUND
1. Trella Hart
2. PAMS 4141 Office Parkway
3. There is another way
4. Airforce
5. David Barras
6. Wise Buddah
7. Sonovox
8. SPOT Productions
9. Simon Prentice
10. Severn Sound
11. The Radio Operators
12. 71… or 72 including VH1 or 73 including Zorg Ferbal

ROUND TWO
1. Wise Buddah
2. Alfasound
3. Sonosational
4. TFM
5. Bruce
6. Lisa Stansfield
7. Radio Tees
8. It was the DASH-DOT-DASH of the Morse Code letter ‘K’ meaning “I want to communicate with you”
9. Piccadilly Radio
10. ALan FAwkes
11. BBC Radio Lincolnshire
12. Charlie Van Dyke

ROUND THREE
1. Steve Coogan / Stowe Bowden Wilson
2. Contact 94 (from Lessay broadcasting to the Channel Islands)
3. 2CR
4. 5.30pm
5. The Halle Orchestra
6. Postman Pat (Ken Barrie)
7. Positron
8. All Hit Kit
9. Strawberry Studios
10. BBC Radio Solent
11. Pier FM (Weston-super-Mare)
12. Dave Clark Five (Mike Smith)

[jonnoMember]

how wonderful. I very rarely win competitons! Thanks again David for putting this together. The two audio rounds I thought were particularly well produced. What’s my prize… drinks on you next time we meet up ?

[JAM / PAMSMember]

12. 71… or 72 including VH1 or 73 including Zorg Ferbal

Hmm. I get 71 including VH-1. Or 72 including “Zorp Furble” (note the correct spelling, please… after all this is a quiz!)

Maybe you were counting the word “Kiss” when it was used in the 6th line of lyric? Since that was a generic reference and not sung as a logo, I’m not counting that one.

JAM Song lyrics

[Prometheus]

I offered leeway on the answer to the JAM Song question, after all everyone’s answer differed ever-so-slightly.

Thanks for taking part. Jonno, yes I think that the prize is a round on me at a pub somewhere in the south in the coming few months… which brings me to the question:

Anyone for a JINGLEMAD DAY OUT ON THE SOUTH COAST?

I am happy to organise and co-ordinate events, speakers, even a guest speaker, a quiz, accommodation, real ale drinking location etc. I would like to propose somewhere like Portsmouth for the event. If you are interested, please let me know.

David

[RobinBlamires]

That would be really enjoyable. I’ve never been to Portsmouth before, and would be very much up for it.

[jonnoMember]

I think you know my answer David

[Prometheus]

[rakMember]

Portsmouth is good – maybe somewhere like the Spice Island if it has a function room. Jonno will have a better idea of venues

Perhaps avoid late July/August?!

[Bigdave]

Sounding good,David.

I missed the last one through being in hospital unexpectedly,so would welcome the opportunity…

[GrahamCollins]

Oh alright, count me in…..

[jonnoMember]

good man GC

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