"PAMS Radio Jingles Series 30 The 'N Set" "KOMA 1520 AM Oklahoma City, OK"

[@atomic32205489]

I listened to KOMA at night. You could hear it all over the central parts of the country.

[@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles]

It's amazing the coverage some of these stations would have at night.

[@cameronhoppes3624]

Another awesome jingle set! Thanks again for uploading these. Did you know KWY in Oklahoma City mimicked there jingles after KHJ, ironically they share the same station number 930.😄

[@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles]

I absolutely love Series 30! I didn't know that about KWY. Were they owned by the same owner by chance? I know sometimes a string of stations will have the same owner and they'll use the same jingle package across the board.

[@cameronhoppes3624]

@@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles Not really sure, but they very well could’ve been.🤔

[@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles]

"PAMS Radio Jingles Series 30 The 'N Set" "KOMA 1520 AM Oklahoma City, OK" Among all the PAMS jingle series, Series 30 is sharing the top spot with Series 27, 29 and 34. Series 30, to me, was the flipside of Series 29. "Go Go," Series 29, featured complex, often fast-moving music beds with a gazillion moving parts within the music arrangements. The vocals were supplied for 4 guys with a group of ladies often providing a backdrop of swift-moving ooby-doobies and da-da-das. Series 30 flipped the script by featuring complex, often fast-moving music beds with a gazillion moving parts within the music arrangements. The vocals were supplied for 4 LADIES (Super rare for radio jingles) while the guys supplied the ooby-dooby backdrops- but some cuts featured the same 4 ladies backing themselves with the wordless vocal backdrops. The ladies were dubbed "The Gold Pussycats." Some cuts also featured a Sonovox vocal, which was dubbed "Tomovox."

[@tcarman]

Tomovox was the sono voice of Tom Parma on this package. Dan Alexander did the sonos for a lot of the other PAMS packages.

[@oldtatshow]

Nice to hear the cuts done slightly differently

[@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles]

Definitely. It's fun whenever you come across changes in lyrics and to think how that all went down whenever stations bought these jingles.