WCOZ Boston, Mass – JAM Best Show

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  • July 24, 2005 at 10:01 am #16852
    JingleMad
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      topcat wrote: I’m poking through some unlabeled DATs I made 10 years ago. In fact, they were recorded in March/April of 1995. It goes to show you how time flies and you forget the things you’ve dubbed.

      Anyway… One offering from the DATs is WCOZ’s Best Show in STEREO… which I dubbed from the leadered JAM masters. The station’s call letters no longer existed… and the tapes were destined for a dumpster. They got detoured and dubbed… and through the miracle of technology, are now available for a limited time for you to download and listen to at…

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

      Enjoy,

      -TC

      What year is this re-sing from?

      July 24, 2005 at 10:26 am #16853
      martinlester
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        Great to listen to TC

        The bass Solo does not sound like Jim Clancy

        So do you know who it was?

        July 24, 2005 at 11:52 am #16854
        UKJingles
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          martinlester wrote: Great to listen to TC

          The bass Solo does not sound like Jim Clancy

          So do you know who it was?

          Correct me if I’m wrong….But the “5 Voice” Group doesn’t include Jim Clancy?
          So I’m assuming one of the other 3 guys do the bass?
          Is that right Tracy/Jeffrey :?:

          July 24, 2005 at 2:12 pm #16855
          jlehmann

            RJO wrote:

            What year is this re-sing from?

            I believe they were from 1983.

            July 24, 2005 at 2:42 pm #16856
            topcat

              Sorry… I’ve already cleared this off of the hard drive, so I can’t listen to the “slate” I put on it, telling the date of production.

              I don’t know who sang bass on this. At times, Dan Alexander was doing the bass parts. Also, Jeff Oxley is used for the Bass parts at Tony Griffin Productions (not Jim Clancy)… so it could be him, or who knows… maybe someone else. It’s hard to say.

              -TC

              July 25, 2005 at 12:31 am #16864
              jlehmann

                I just found a couple airchecks I had from them. They were using these jingles in July 1984. I believe the flip to WZOU happened a couple months later. They had a different, unknown package in late 1983.

                July 25, 2005 at 6:56 am #16865
                JingleMad
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                  jlehmann wrote: I just found a couple airchecks I had from them. They were using these jingles in July 1984. I believe the flip to WZOU happened a couple months later. They had a different, unknown package in late 1983.

                  Thanks for the information :)

                  August 9, 2005 at 5:10 am #17033
                  bruceup

                    I believe we did this session sometime in 1984. Here’s a picture of the BSID group:

                    http://www.jingles.com/cgi-bin/photoalbum.pl?pic=24&era=album80&ret=collector

                    The guy who did the low ‘in Denver’ was Dan Alexander (the guy on the left). Neither Chris nor I could sing that low in our dreams.

                    August 9, 2005 at 6:07 am #17034
                    RobinBlamires

                      Good to have you on board Bruce, I was wondering if the bass vocalist on that cut was someone other than Jim Clancy as he has a more relaxed voice.

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