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Looking for the following jingles: WGAR-AM (1970s), WNCI (especially from the 1970s, JAM's Turbo Z, N2 Effect/Xtreme, and Saturday Night '70s), WCOL-AM, WTVN-AM (especially TM's Where Your Friends Are), WOUB (the '70s), IQ Beats (WNEW-FM, WKTU, WXRY, 95XS), N2 Effect (KDWB, Kiss 108 Boston, WNCI), WAYV (especially the '70s and '80s), WGRT 95 FM (especially TM's Where Your Friends Are), WRFD-AM 88 (PAMS jingles from the late '60s through the '70s, other jingles from the '70s).
Have stuff to trade, including the entire Gwinsound jingle series 1 to 27. Thanks.
CKLW web site has all their jingles from the late '60s into the '70s. This time frame was when they were the greatest station in the nation: #3 in the... world. Windsor-Detroit rocked the AM dial. There is a 90 minute documentary (equivalent to our PBS). Called The Rise and Fall of the Big 8, there is a ten minute snippet.
Find it under: 20/20 news CKLW. It is interesting and reflects the upbeat content of its entirety. It won 'best of' in the year it was released.
Many large city stations have web sites one can dip into and find material and groovy sound bites you seek.
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