[OBieInDC]

Welcome Paul…..

The Tanner Package was called Super O. Here are a few cuts…

http://jinglemad.com/e107_files/public/1273903146_6711_FT80137_konosupero.mp3 filename:konosupero.mp3

[tyty21]

that kono package rocks! gotta love cut 1 with that toh stager! and that end sing really will get ya! and would you believe, its AM side still plays music today? it's oldies, along with it's FM counterpart.

[LenGroat]

Ironically, 'parts' of these WERE heard in the north-east of England in 1975.

I had bought the first Metro Radio PAMS package in 1974 and (in my capacity as 'jingle freak) had been able to 'milk' demos out of Tanner! I spliced some of the intros on these onto parts of the PAMS package…. I doubt if anyone in Memphis would have been able to hear this !?

I believe, these featured the Dallas singers (maybe Jackie Dickson on lead?) and did Chris Kershaw maybe write some or all of them? The box was labelled 'Thunder Productions' and there were several other packages in this style at this time.

Len

[topcat]

The thunder packages were written by Chris Kershaw (and engineered by Jon Wolfert). Yes… They used the same “A” group singers as the other jingle companies and were sung in Dallas. I think this has been covered in other threads about SIMPLE & FREE.

-TC

[Barras]

From our Dallas visit in 2004, I noticed on one shelf in JAM`s Vault some THUNDER boxes…

[ratnobMember]

What an interesting and informative thread. Thanks for the insights (and pics)

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