WBAP Hal Jay plays JAM jingles
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2009
- Hal Jay has been at WBAP Ft. Worth/Dallas since 1981. 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, 1993, as he anchored all of the afternoon news, sports, weather and traffic interlaced with his own good humor. At that time the station, which had transitioned from country music to news-talk, was using "The Spirit of New England" jingle package from JAM (originally created for WBZ Boston). Hal continues to host the WBAP Morning News program. This video was part of a much longer presentation that was shown in our booth at the 1993 NAB radio convention.
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The traffic clip brought back memories. I did traffic on WBAP in the early 2000s. A great time.
Love seeing Hal Jay in his element!!! My all time favorite radio personality. Can't imagine the Blow Torch without the big guy. Thanks Hal and hoping you have many more great years on air!
That traffic bumper sure triggered a memory.
We love you, Hal....so glad you survived a heart transplant. You're our hero. We hope you're here forever. 👍👍👍
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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.
Hal Jay and the guys! To funny!! When in the car, I listened every morning! And the "Fun Guys".. They sure R Missed ! ! ! !
Boy he looked young there.
Met all those guys. Pulled carts even.
Great video!
I was 5 that was his son the co-host.
1:32 SMART FM Jakarta, Spirit Of Indonesia!
Rip Josh (Hal's son)
Aw shit. Didn't know that happened. Hal's nice. My dad worked up there.
Super! Looks good that studio. I wish those traffic updates from helicopters were in the Netherlands as well :)
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This jingle was also used for WBZ Boston, the spirit of New England.
Radio CMN in the Philippines is also using that jingle.
@TheLowellGuy Wow. Just wow. Wonderful. :D
Gotta love how cheesy JAM's jingles are. Never change, guys!
They have not, but as a novelty its what they have become as TM Studios adapted and Reelworld still has a crip on radio.
@@donmccullen1973 ddddffffffffffff
What’s that racket in the background when he opens his mic?
Any Idea on what the traffic bed is they are using? I LOVE that bed.. WSB AM used that in the 80s.
Seems like that traffic bumper was used a lot of stations back then
It's from a JAM package commissioned for WLS in the '80s. The stinger is the 'LS logo.
KOMO also used that traffic bed during its final years as a full-service AC in the '90s. "This is Ted Potter in the KOMO Air Patrol..."
what about Dick Siegel? I love when Sam, Dick & Hal talked about the invention of 'under' tupperware. is it on a CD somewhere?
Richard Traxler sometimes they do Sam From Sales on Throwback Thursday at 7:45.
Praise Jesus
Whatever happened to Dick Siegel
Siegel went to another station a few years later. Tragically passed away from a heart attack 8 years ago after working his morning shift at KLDE radio in Eldorado, Texas.
@@scottmyers63 An unknown fact to many: Remember the opening to the TV show 'Dallas'? Remember all the aerial shots in it? The pilot who was flying the chopper filming these....that was Dick Siegel.
kHz what’s that stand for
Whoever wrote that minute-long jingle had apparently never read the Drake Format Bible.
Hal J in his current show format is embarrassing. This was vintage and awesome
Wow, Hal once looked like a young punk!
I hate jingles that talk singing and go on and on its just to much and cant hardly understand that shit
Hal J in his current show format is embarrassing. This was vintage and awesome