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GREAT JINGLE MIX💯💯💯💯💯❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I have to admit, it’s been a while since you did radio stuff!

Should have remembered my VR glasses.

Wonderful compilation.

Thoroughly enjoyed. So much has changed now. Only recognized shot at 8:16, which has been a bike path for the last 40 years or so.

Nice oldie

Do you know in 1970 when i served in nam. The us goverment banned this song from being played.

keep.em.alive. 247

when that flag was raised every morning while they played taps were one a team seeing that flag knowing we would come back to the world as we referred. to coming home alive💕💞💖🌟✨💫👍

The funny thing is, this entire sound - and the industry that produced all these little songs - came about because the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) required all stations in the USA to identify themselves with their call letters at certain intervals. After starting in the 1920s with the beginning of commercial radio in the US, for years this was taken care of by announcers simply saying the call letters. In the 1950s the trend of having the letters sung got started. By the '60s the elaborate musical productions heard here were a requirement in any radio market with competing stations.

Tom Merriman was one of the most proficient jingle writers ever. He had a hand in most all of these productions.

They should make this song into a movie, to show how America tried to systematically eliminated a whole generation of young black men.

great!

LOL!! Chuck, you hit it on the nose- great post!

Love these jingles. But I am missing my hometown station, KCPX 1320 Salt Lake City

I'm a bit taken aback, at how many AM stations were"AMAZING AM"'s,(really?), in the mid-eighties. Funnily enough, they, all, had packages, from JAM. Oh-and, this was great-thanks!

I recently had to fly from the east coast to the west coast. Regardless of what method of transportation I choose, my trip will not end until I reach Seattle, from Logan Airport. If you're using the transportation to get someplace, it makes the most sense to use distance, as that is what is going to remain constant across all forms of transportation. Time would, however, make sense if you were riding the vehicle for recreational purposes; i.e. some motorcyclists ride simply because they enjoy it.

Bring them all home alive

Vietnam War lost a lot of my classmates in that war they were just trying to get back home they put their life on the line for America and they were only children themselves. Those that make it back home were treated like second class citizens.

Where did you get these radio jingles? They're awesome!! :)

Look at all the battlefields at our homeland.

Joined the Marines on July 12th, 1971. I was listening to this song when taking my physical in Oakland Calif. what a different world back then.

STILL BREAKS MY HEART! Our local R&B Radio Station on Sunday nights used to play back to back Freda Payne's "BRING THE BOYS HOME" with The Supremes "BILL WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK" Two of the ANTI-VIETNAM WAR anthems embedded into our history!

Toal class. I seem to recall that this was banned on some US stations. But oh so poignant.

That song brings me back when I was a little boy in the early 70,s. Love the song.

Love this song

when entertainers wasn't afraid to speak out against curtain things

How can i do my voice like this i want my voice like that for a jingle but how did they get that jingle sound.

ma chanson préfèré❤❤❤ je l' aime beaucoup ...

You must've had very vintage radio recordings and then arranged the jingles into a video. Very cool! The Z100 one sounded very futuristic!

more music is added to the song

BRING THE BOYS & GIRLS HOME. BRING THEM BACK ALIVE NOW!!! A MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR EVERYONE IN IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN! THIS SONG IS STILL RELEVANT TODAY. JUST SAD.

The Height of passenger service

Sleanbera

je ne connais pas de cette artiste bien, dites moi, parce que je voulais écouter leur alor elle fut jeune, fut leur voix toujours si elle soit 60 ans?

This Vietnam vet loves this beautiful song, brings back so many memories

It must have been mind-blowing for many people back during this time to see these trains in operation. The streamliners WERE the future, a glimpse of hope in such a dark time, and were among the world's fastest and finest passenger trains in operation. Tons of non-railroad items and tech had at least some form of streamlining applied to them because of this trend. These trains and locomotives were the pride and joy of the railroads, so they spared no expense in their design and maintenance. And you know what else is funny? Many of these trains ran on fast enough schedules to where they'd actually beat the modern-day Amtrak trains. Even some of the steam-hauled streamliners would've beat some of Amtrak's trains, and it wouldn't have been close!

yeh make love not war

at 4:18 pause. In my room, i have a poster that looks exactly like that. except mines in color.

My favorite streamliner is the CNW one at 0:26

your voice is amazing...

They should put the streamlining back on the Aeolus.

Thank you so much. This has been a trip. Yes, obviously the hits were outstanding, but jingles made the station, and these are so flipping wonderful. Incredible. Just fripping wonderful.

Great sideshow! Love your choice of music. I have a Lionel Streamline Hudson, because that "Deco" look just stuck out to me.

this song was 1999

Even though it's known as the KLIF sig as it should, it meshes best as KIOA 940, but I'm biased. Thanks for the Oldies 93.3 KIOA jing sung on the old sig...that one didn't get used long before KIOA changed to the WCBS sig (i never heard b4) which they kept for years. The old spoken logos from the 60s I enjoyed the most, most wonderfully crude..Thanks for the post

0:49 N&W J classes FTW

great editing and production! it was awesome. keep up the greatt work!