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Many of the songs in the sequel album, entitled Dr Elmo's Twisted Christmas, can be heard in a 30 minute animated cartoon special, which continues to air on nationally syndicated networks, and can be seen every year around the Christmas holidays.

On October 1, they were still celebrating the networks's 25th anniversary, and we sat in on Mark Goodier's "Megahits" show. We also spent time in the studio with Jakki Brambles. At this time, the network's facilities were in Egton House, which was across the street from the BBC's legendary Broadcasting House headquarters in London. You'll hear cuts from several custom JAM packages. When we went to take a look at Ron Chapman's top-rated morning show on September 1, the Celebrate package was in use.

At into the video, we join Ron and friends at the tail end of a long bit that's already in progress. If you'd like to hear the entire story and understand the punchline better you can hear that aircheck here. For 13 years he had the unusual distinction of hosting both the morning AND afternoon drive-time slots, along with pilot Dick Siegel who was in the air doing traffic reports. We visited Hal on September 3, , as he anchored all of the afternoon news, sports, weather and traffic interlaced with his own good humor.

At first it broadcast only in the AM band also known as Medium Wave. By the 80s, Radio 1 could also be heard simulcasting full time in FM stereo. After a major promotional campaign designed to get the remaining AM listeners to switch to "1 FM", the station left AM forever.

Clearly this is a perfect aircheck for jingle lovers! Fans in North America are sometimes surprised to discover that programs in foreign languages often feature jingles in English, but it happens frequently.

All on one day, you could hear JAM jingles in use on 9 Denver radio stations at the same time. We think that has to be some kind of record! On the first day of the new millenium, fears were running high concerning Y2K problems.

Even though it was a Saturday, Ron Chapman did the morning show to assure listeners that everything was OK During the years to , a new format sprung up in many markets across the country. Most of these stations used a composite of classic JAM jingles with more soulful vocals than they had the first time around. Beginning in , WABC began a tradition of devoting Memorial Day to airing untelescoped airchecks of the station from the 60s and 70s, in recognition of the millions who fondly remember listening to Musicradio The all-day event is called "Rewound".

On several occasions we were asked to assemble a 20 minute montage of the most memorable and unique WABC jingles from that era, punctuated by occasional jingle-related airchecks. One of our favorites is this one from , which begins slightly before the PAMS era, and continues into the JAM era which is still in progress to this day, even though the lyrics and the format have changed to "Talk Radio".

This is an actual aircheck of the montage, so you can hear these great old jingles with the AM fidelity, processing and echo that made them famous the first time around. It follows the progress of one particular jingle which was produced along with many others, and became part of our Top News package. The recording sessions shown were held in November Today WABC broadcasts news and talk programs. Subscribers who bought XM radios received over channels, and over 70 of those were devoted to different genres of music.

The "decades channels" always used jingle packages from the correct time period, and we took great care to produce them as authentically as possible. This montage is just a sample of the hundreds of jingles that were used by XM on these and other channels. He announced that he was going to play an old jingle that probably hadn't been played on the station in more that 30 years; a cut from the JAM Christmas Kit. After he played it several listeners called in to say thanks for playing the jingle, that they remembered it from years past and were singing along to it.

Gio says "That of course blew my mind. It just goes to show you the right jingles do make a difference and clearly made an impression".

In , John brought his unique style and humor to the demo presentation for our " Class Action " jingle series, which was our first custom package for WLS.