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Airchecks: Jingles



For starters, how about ....

The CHUM PAMS Jingle Collection (13:57) Contributor: Dan Haber

It's a blast!

And let us not forget CHUM's competitors ...

The CKEY Jingle Collection (4:10) Contributor: Sam Ward

The CKFH Jingle Collection (6:32) Contributor: Tom Fulton

The CFTR Jingle Collection (12:53) Contributor: Dan Haber

And from south of the border ...

The WKBW Jingle Collection (7:23) Contributor: Sam Ward

Note: "Pop-Tops", formerly part of "Rock Radio Jingles", now have their own section here.

Station: WGR Buffalo, N.Y.

Year: 1982

Description: "Glad You're Alive" Jingle

Hear it here.

Station: WNEW-AM New York

Year: 1992

Description: Various artists jingle

Hear it here.

Station: WGR Buffalo, N.Y.

Year: 1976

Description: BankAmericard jingle where all the states are named.

Here it here.

Station: CKLW Windsor, Ont.

Year: Undated

Description: Famous news sounder associated with the station's "20-20" news.

Here it here.

Station: CING-FM Burlington, Ont. (FM 108)

The FM 108 Jingle Collection (12:53) Contributor: Tracy Carman

JINGLES

Jingle 1 (Short, medium jingle used from mid-'80s on) Hear it here.

Jingle 2 (Feel So Good jingle used in early '80s) Hear it here.

Jingle 3 (Long, slow jingle used from mid-'80s on) Hear it here.

Jingle 4 (Long, fast jingle used from mid-'80s on) Hear it here.

Jingle 5 (Long. medium jingle used from mid-'80s on) Hear it here.

Jingle 6 (Sounds of Burlington jingle used in late '70s) Hear it here.

Jingle 7 (Stinger, used for many years) Hear it here.

OTHER STUFF!

The Milkman's Matinee ran for more than a half-century (1935-1988) on WNEW-AM in New York, and the theme is a classic. Here it is opening the Bob Jones Show from Nov. 30, 1984.

Travel back 46 years to hear this sign-off of WOLF Syracuse in 1956. Sweet dreams! Thanks to Dusty Rhodes for donating this.

And long-time contributor Dan Haber has given us something out of this world - the JAM Jingle Medley. Read the story behind it and get your own downloadable copy here.

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