Airchecks & Jingles (stations, online, music, AM)

[ComputerUser000]

I collect jingles and radio airchecks.

When it comes to jingles, i like anything.. but when it comes to airchecks, I prefer small town music formatted stations during local dayparts

I am currently looking for some airchecks of stations in rural Northern Montana and rural Oregon.

Can anyone help??

[Gimme3steps]

There's lots to explore here

Welcome to 79WAKY.com - We Remember Louisville's Original 790 AM WAKY Radio

[ComputerUser000]

Originally Posted by Gimme3steps

There's lots to explore here

Welcome to 79WAKY.com - We Remember Louisville's Original 790 AM WAKY Radio

Those calls and similar format live on at 103.5 WAKY Radcliff/Elizabethtown

[MichaelBNA]

Originally Posted by ComputerUser000

Those calls and similar format live on at 103.5 WAKY Radcliff/Elizabethtown

Indeed. WAKY was a classic radio station. I worked alongside a gentleman in Lexington, KY that once worked there back in "tha day".

[ComputerUser000]

Originally Posted by MichaelBNA

Indeed. WAKY was a classic radio station. I worked alongside a gentleman in Lexington, KY that once worked there back in "tha day".

Very cool....

I am beginning to try and aircheck some small town radio stations out in the midwest.. someones gotta preserve radio history somewhere, somehow!

[RadioSilence]

I'm an aircheck collector too. It's too bad most everything these days is voice-tracked, syndicated and satellite-fed.

If you love legal IDs, you should visit tophour.com

[ComputerUser000]

Originally Posted by RadioSilence

I'm an aircheck collector too. It's too bad most everything these days is voice-tracked, syndicated and satellite-fed.

If you love legal IDs, you should visit tophour.com

Radio Silence,

I've contributed things to tophour.com... look under Ord, NE...Melbourne, FL and Bluefield, WV for my name as a contributor with the initials PW.. my voice is even on the clips there!

[RadioSilence]

Cool! I contributed a few when the site went online originally. Then, recently, they contacted me again after about a six-year absence to ask for "classic" legal IDs.

[Bo]

Back in the 80s, there used to be an 800 number you could call to listen to jingle packages produced by Jam Creative Productions, one of the largest producers of jingles. IIRC, it was 1-800-JAM-DEMO. Now they have a web site at http://www.jingles.com

You can listen to a package they produced in the late 70s called "Class Action" at http://www.jingles.com/jam/radioids/jamtalk2.html

There's also a link on their site to PAMS jingles demos at http://www.pams.com/listen.html

[Bo]

This page on the Jam site has the ultimate jingle-collectors song: JAM: The JAM Song