[bulger23]

Thanks TC!

Love those. Nice to hear something from Atlanta’s history while living here. Would love to hear more. Think I’m gonna have to dive into the big list.

Thanks again.

Rich

[Jeffrey T. MasonMember]

No offense to TM, but Jon did such a better job with the sonos in all of JAM’s packages for Power 99! The sono quality just isn’t as good at TM, nor is it mixed with the tracks as well. Still an interesting listen!

[topcat]

I dunno. I think the sonovox’s sound okay for the Dallas Power packages. Here are a few “lifts” from 4 reels of the raw original sonovox sessions for the package “in the clear” (i.e. no reverb, processing and so on). Here’s what they sound like without the spice poured on!

http://www.jingles.org/DPSono.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[joejingles]

Tracy, thanks for the samples, but I am confused, as usual.
I always heard that pkg called SUPER STAR RADIO and WNBC CUSTOM 1974.
Additionally there were cuts aired that replaced the “WNBC” with “66NBC”.
I know from other packages Toby did there were name changes along the line; I’m assuming this is one of them?
Thanx,
joe c.

[topcat]

Sometimes it’s more fun to answer eMail questions publicly with examples. The following are two examples from WABC’s PAMS Series 25 “The Happy Difference” Sonovox cuts. First we have the full mix of the cut with the Sono driver mixed in…. and then we have the sono driver solo…. since this is what was asked about.

http://www.jingles.org/PAMSsono.mp3

Enjoy,

-TC

[topcat]

From TM Productions, here are a few sample cuts for WCHV’s Sounds Like package from Jan 5, 1983.

http://www.jingles.org/tm_WCHV.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

I have always said (and probably even said it earlier in this thread) that you remember the first version of a package that you heard. In this case, the package is PAMS Series 34 as produced for WFBG Altoona, PA. While this wasn’t one of PAMS most popular packages, it utilized all-male harmonized vocals… and rocked!

http://www.jingles.org/wfbgpams.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[Barras]

topcat wrote: From TM Productions, here are a few sample cuts for WCHV’s Sounds Like package from Jan 5, 1983.

http://www.jingles.org/tm_WCHV.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

Thanks for posting these cuts TC. For anyone else who doesn`t know, there is a package called “Sounds Like” from Kershaw-West. Here`s the start featuring KNBR 68 San Francisco.

http://www.streamload.com/davidbarras/KershawWest_SoundsLike_Edit.mp3

David Barras

[topcat]

Here are a few PAMS cuts for WABC New York, NY. Some aired — most didn’t!

http://www.jingles.org/WABCpams.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

As many know, PAMS packages were sometimes used for commercial purposes. In Seattle, THE BON MARCHE had PAMS Series 23 “Animagic” sung. Here are some examples.

http://www.jingles.org/bonm23.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

Tipping my hat to the late Toby Arnold, here are shotguns he produced for WCAV. At the time, these shotguns were heard everywhere.

http://www.jingles.org/wcav-taa.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

In another thread, I mentioned that I was in the middle of a DAT transfer project. This is the “side project” that fills in when I want a break from other projects. We’ve got two stand-alone computers that are used exclusively for DAT-to-Disc transfers. They utilize digital S/PDIF ports so that we’re going digital-to-digital instead of digital-analog-digital in the transfers. There are also a couple other computers for the Reel-to-Disc projects and so on.

Okay… enough about the technical stuff. A couple of people emailed me and asked what could possibly be on the hundreds of DATs that I’m transferring. I decided to publicly answer with a database listing:

http://www.jingles.org/bigproj.html

At this point, I’m maintaining several different databases for various jingle projects. At some point, I hope to combine them all into one… along with a few hundred more CDs we’re creating. I refer to this as “THE BIG PROJECT”. A little lofty, perhaps… but why not?

-TC

[topcat]

With everyone posting their samplers… I thought we could take a litle time out for a “blast from the past” with a sampler done by KenR almost thirty years ago. This is back before we could just pop-up CoolEdit and have the sucker assembled in a nano-second. Keep that in mind as you listen. So… Without further explaination….

http://www.jingles.org/KenR0677.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[thtwine]

topcat wrote: From TM Productions, here are a few sample cuts for WCHV’s Sounds Like package from Jan 5, 1983.

http://www.jingles.org/tm_WCHV.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

Wow! I supervised that session!

Great memories of Regal Row. Thanks, TC!

Tom Twine

[topcat]

I enjoy opening boxes. You never know what you’re going to find….

-TC

[martinlesterMember]

thtwine wrote:

From TM Productions, here are a few sample cuts for WCHV’s Sounds Like package from Jan 5, 1983.

http://www.jingles.org/tm_WCHV.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

Wow! I supervised that session!

Great memories of Regal Row. Thanks, TC!

Tom Twine

I always enjoy your Jingles TC any Idea who was the soloist that sang in the style of the beach boys

[thtwine]

While we’re mentioning TM’s “Sounds Like”…

I visited Baltimore a few weekends ago and am pleased to report that Orioles flagship station WBAL is incorporating their quick sing line “WBAL and the Orioles” (from the sports cut of Sounds Like) a couple of times into their present-day opener for O’s baseball.

[topcat]

Here are sample cuts from 6KY/6NA's PAMS Series 25, The Happy Difference………….

http://www.jingles.org/6KY-6NA.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

I love dusting off old unlabeled DATs I made in 1994 and seeing what's on them. Here are some cuts from K-104's various JAM packages.

http://www.jingles.org/k104.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[topcat]

As I continue to dust off old DATs… here are selected cuts from B-106's JAM package.

http://www.jingles.org/b106.mp3

Enjoy!

-TC

[davew]

Thanks for posting those bits TC your a good man

Cheers

Dave w

[Admin]

Thank you TC! These sound great. I know how much you have on your plate at the moment, so finding the time to post the latest files is appreciated.

[topcat]

As I sit here going through old DATs from long ago… I find that I can kill two birds with one stone:

1. Someone emailed me and asked me if I had examples of cuts in the clear (i.e. acapellas that were laid over tracks); and

2. Another person asked me about a particular production for UBN – “The Home of Good Baking”. Pete Wilson posted versions of PAMS 28 for them over a year ago.

So — To kill both birds, here are acapella lifts from the PAMS multi-track for UBN's Series 28.

http://www.jingles.org/UBN28.mp3

Enjoy!

[Barras]

ANOTHER “thank you” to TC !

Thanks for posting these UBN jingles – never heard the acapella versions before. Just to keep the British obsession with “tea-time” alive, I`m listening to this montage with a cup of tea and a biscuit, furthermore, there`s a great website all about UBN (United Biscuits Network) check it out at:

http://www.ubn.org.uk/

David Barras

[Barras]

topcat wrote: Yup… I've got lots of boxes with those labels. Even as I type, the original reels are being baked and transferred to CD by my audio archivest. Even after baking, the reels are only good for one final play.

Eventually, we'll probably compile a set of these to sell through Media Preservation Foundation.

(((click http://www.jingles.org/jw2.jpg to see a higher resolution picture)))

Best,

TC

TC,

hope you don`t mind me quoting you from July 2005, just wondered if there was still a chance of a Kershaw-West compilation to be released from the Media Preservation Foundation ?

David Barras

[ Edited Mon Aug 14 2006, 02:59AM ]

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