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The WCOZ jingle was also used for BBC radio 1 in the uk about 40 years ago when it was on meduim wave only (1053/1089 khz). Different lyrics but the same tune.

As an Outlander I’m interested on the Double-U in the names of radio stations … someone can clearify it for me? THX

Laurel & Hardy's "Helpmates" (1932) begins with a similar opening gag...

Farewell R.I.P. David Soul Is

WJZ channel 13 like 'good feeling to you' has copying the song of GMA 7 'Where you belong' old 1986. 0:35 like a channel 7 station ver a. 1:39 television like guitar version b. 2:37 like drum in ver c.

6:13 GMA 7 sponsor bumper 1998

Cousin Brucie Still Around He did So Great On Solid Gold Saturday Night on Wcbs Fm 101.1

102.3 FMania Jakarta (Now 102.2 Prambors FM Jakarta) : 01:01, 02:20

@3:09 Pig Virus

It was sad that they change it to a talk radio format. FM kicked AM’s ass when it comes to music. But now, not only do you find these kind of songs on an oldies station on FM, but also in streaming format on the web through WIFI, and cellular data, smartphones, computers, Amazon Firestick, etc. The only station I know that mimics WABC 770AM, and that’s 70’s on 7 on SiriusXM. That particular satellite radio station reminds of that cool AM station in New York. And I thank SiriusXM for that. 😎👍

My generation knows some not all

WABC = chimes !!!

1:34 … and, to have Jane Pauley for this is hilarious! She’s always been a champ and totally goes with the flow!

Still sadly miss ALL the veteran reports at Ch.13 11 & 2 who have all passed away during most of all my 43 years living in Baltimore.--I meant to say reporters!!

The old days of after me & my parents who are deceased arrived in Baltimore in 1981 when I was 9 years ago from the Twin Cities Mpls St.Paul Mn.The old days of when WJZ TV CH.13 was with ABC.& WMAR TV CH.2 was with NBC & WBAL TV CH.11 was with CBS until 14 years later Jan 2 1995 when all 3 stations switched network.

What’s that racket in the background when he opens his mic?

Fine studio, worked there for 4 years.

I hear the carpenters all over these jingles with the iconic vocal layering that they created. I think that’s what made Jam jingles a hit. Your secret sauce ;)

I remember in the late summer/early fall in 1977, A Philadelphia AM radio station, known as WIBG, aka Wibbage,(990 AM) changed their call letters to WZZD, calling themselves Wizzard 100, with Kevin Metenny as the new Program Director. They gave that station quite an overhaul, with a Top 40 format, sounding a lot like an FM station. To me, they would be the perfect station, but with pop music transitioning to FM, they never quite caught on. Kevin Metenny was gone in less than a year, and whoever took his place obviously changed it to an all disco station by 1979. That did not seem to catch on either, and by spring of 1980, the station was sold to a religious organization, who changed it to a Gospel station. Disco was the fad in the mid to late 1970's, but by the time the station went all disco, the fad was on it's way out, and the Disco format never caught on either.

Pure sweetness!

He was spinning records for at least 30 years way back in 1992! lol

came here from GMA Network's jingle from 1998.

3:54 - "RADYO NATIN, NATIONWIDE!"

@JAM-PAMS I would like to know if I could make requests of what I would like to see on your UA-cam channel.

Radio GOLD!!!

Protoka Awa

0:39 I love that! Sounds so cool and futuristic for the early 90s. And I was born in the late 90s.

0:17

42 years ago already. We have more radio stations today, but somehow, we don't have the quality.

I remember listening as a teen in the late 70s to 77 WABC NY in Scituate, Mass. at night after the sun went down and hearing DJs Dan Ingram and Bob Cruise, and WABC's distinctive big echo sound!

Tekton

Share Together Good Trust And Yes All The Only Problem Is That New York City Has Been Very Popular WABC-TV Channel 7 New York Yes Good Friends It Own Eyewitness News Better Than Ever

6:12 Oooh this is so jammolicious!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥

In order: Another hour, of video power! V-H-1! The latest hits, the greatest hits! V-H-1! VH1 (VH1!) The booth! Here comes another v-v-video hit! V-H-1! VH1! Video Hits One! Another (VH1!) video request! The greatest hits in music video - VH1! Videos as far as the eye can see...VH1! More (More!) of your favorite videos! VH1! VH1! Video Hits One...(x4) 24 hours of video power! V-H-1!

great voices love it

0:00-1:36 PH (gma jingle) exposed in

0:12 1:23

Thank you for the many years of golden age radio

1:02 - OK, what was that about? A woman dancing with a man in a union suit.

This is amazing to see what being in a radio station was like.

Walter Turncoat

That “we’re out of time” one is so phineas and ferb

Love you Hal Jay! i found this video after hearing the afternoon guy mention it, and play it, on WBAP this afternoon. He clearyly looks up to you too. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

Every Day At This Time Now To People and Friends Lynda Goodfriend Ron Howard Billy Crystal Don Most Joyce DeWitt Marion Ross Richard Kline Vernee Watson Diana Canova David Soul Fred Grandy Hal Linden Kate Jackson Susan Richardson Anson Williams Bernie Kopell Gabe Kaplan Jill Whelan Lauren Tewes Michael McKean Max Gail John Travolta Paw Dawber Barbara Barrie Cheryl Ladd Danny DeVito Judd Hirsch Barry Manilow Marilu Henner Dianne Kay Paul Michael Glaser Ted Lange and Jaclyn Smith

Do you guys employ full time musicians or are they freelancers?

I got some WIKY 7” reels on ebay years ago with the JAM label from 1979-1984. Not much info but love the format and would like to know more

It sounds fantastic, except for the New York City piece at the end sounds like it drops down a little bit almost could use some more boost like the beginning, overall a great Jam though

Audio is great. But the commercials are just cringe. Back when VH1 was trying to cater to the yuppie crowd. But i do remember the one with the 2 Russian ladies running for years after these other commercials disappeared.

Happy Birthday JAM!

NOTHING BUT CLASS, cut 8 GOOD TIME RADIO, cuts 12 and 9 (short edits) Is this right?