The best concepts, the best arrangements, musicians, and vocalists...PAMS was THE place for jingles for years! (PAMS Series 27-"Jet Set," 1963-IMHO, the alltime best package from any company. Followed by PAMS Series 18, "Sono-Sational" from 1960.)
Most people don't notice all the close vocal jazz harmonies in these jingles. I took notice of these back when I was in high school. Awesome chord changes! Thanks for posting.
Amongst the station jingles in those great montage is for KQV in Pittsburgh.When Rush Limbaugh was a top 40 deejay in the early 70s under the name of Jeff Christie he was part of KQVs airstaff.
Does anyone know if Jack Brokensha of Motown's famous "Funk Brothers" house band ever played vibes/marimba on any PAMS sessions? Sounds a LOT like his style on various samples here!
I wish modern radio jingles were like these radio jingles
The best concepts, the best arrangements, musicians, and vocalists...PAMS was THE place for jingles for years! (PAMS Series 27-"Jet Set," 1963-IMHO, the alltime best package from any company. Followed by PAMS Series 18, "Sono-Sational" from 1960.)
Most people don't notice all the close vocal jazz harmonies in these jingles. I took notice of these back when I was in high school. Awesome chord changes! Thanks for posting.
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I heard many of these jingles on WMEX in Boston in 1987-1988 or so. Great memories!!!
PAMS was a worldwide company.Real PAMS jingles for Radio London a British pirate radio station were used on The Who's Sell Out Album
You didn't mess with perfection back then and Pam's was perfection.
Still classic... Always loved the vocals (especially when I can pick the individual singers voices out from the mixes). Great stuff!
Excellent example of PAMS and the quality jingles they produced. Thank you.
These sound great--they make me think of Ray Conniff.
Amongst the station jingles in those great montage is for KQV in Pittsburgh.When Rush Limbaugh was a top 40 deejay in the early 70s under the name of Jeff Christie he was part of KQVs airstaff.
so cool to hear radio jingles from back in the "golden" days. thanks for posting!
these jingles have more talent then todays music
PAMS reminds me of the jingle guy the late Ben Freedman
Musically very similar to Esquivel and his Orchestra, I wonder how many musicians/vocalists worked for both outfits.
This would be perfect for a "G Major" version of the PAMS jingles "From Hell".
Or maybe I sould turn them into chipmunked or kid versions of the PAMS jingles that you have never heard in your life.
Does anyone know if Jack Brokensha of Motown's famous "Funk Brothers" house band ever played vibes/marimba on any PAMS sessions? Sounds a LOT like his style on various samples here!
Wow! Now that would be incredible! To me, PAMS and Motown have so many similarities so that would be the ultimate connection.
PAMS was in Dallas. Long way to go to play on some jingles.
Good
Great montage!
I am looking for PAMS or JAMS Jingle that goes "Funtime Weekend" I had It on a Sonofex tape but lost It In a Move. Probably left In the loft.
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many thanks great stuff
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If PAMS made these jingles in the 60's and 70's, they should use it for future RUclips Poop videos.
Not sure what you're getting at here , they sound authentic to me ?
Not to nitpick, but in the interest of accuracy, PAMS is capitalized, not "Pams."
Right...I believe PAMS stands for Promotions And Marketing Services...close?
Pretty sure.