Vintage Radio Promos , Indents and Jingles

[Walter Hale 4]

Lets start off with a classic from my neck of the woods and hopefully fill this topic right on up with more aussies , some foreign as well as US , UK and Canada ones

Jeez, my friends sadly 5AD ( which no longer exists) was such a legendary broadcaster on the AM band. They really were iconic even published their weekly 45's music charts !

I'm over the moon finding this!





93 KHJ Radio Boss Radio - Various 60's, 70's and 80's.

[Walter Hale 4]

Buddy Holly and The Cricket's Radio Promotions




1. Promotional spot for Bill Randle for WERE Radio, Ohio
2. Promotional spot for Cornwall Radio
3. Promotional spot for Murray Deutch (Murray Deutch helped Buddy and the Crickets rise to stardom. He's dead now, though...)
4. WERE Radio Promotional Spot

[Walter Hale 4]

Nashville Radio - WSIX Radio 98 Station - Vintage 1960s radio jingles

These "beautiful music" jingles were used before the radio station changed formats and introduced its "countrypolitan" Nashville sound in 1967, using the slogan "We're metropolitan country." This jingle package was produced by GWINSOUND Promotions Corp., Dallas, TX. (credit to Semper Eye who uploaded these gems)

[Mike C]

3 hours of WABC AM when it the number one staton in the USA from July 29, 1970. Love the selection of songs and ads on this one. Harry Harrison for 1 hour followed by 2 hours of Ron Lundy. Lundy was from Memphis, TN and many thought he sounded like Elvis. His booming voice always makes me smile.

[Walter Hale 4]

The Supremes advertise the Motortown Revue sometime in 1962 as what was obviously their latest single at the time "Let Me Go The Right Way" is playing in the background.





Diana and the Supremes - a Generic Radio commercial "Things are Changing" aka Equal Opportunity features the trademark Phil Spector "Wall of Sound" 60's sound.

[Mike C]

Speaking of WABC, no one was better at he Top 40 format than Dan Ingram. His ability to ad lib and talk up a record were legendary.



This is another fantastic air check which is complete. The Wonder of You is played about 10 mins in.

[Walter Hale 4]

ahhh perfect. Various authentic, generic Elvis films adds prepared for Radio "plugs" across the USA.

[Mike C]

Bruce Springsteen debuting "Born To Run" on WMMR with Ed Sciaky. The mix of Born to Run was subsequently improved for official release but this was the debut of the song which made him a star.

[Walter Hale 4]

Just found this Radio plug for our King's 1972 Madison Square Garden concerts.

What do others reckon, is this thing authentic? I'm not certain that it is, hmmmmm

[Mike C]

That is an official promo. Morning Man Harry Harrison is reading the promo. He is the DJ on the first hour of the 3 hour recording I posted early. He worked in NYC radio from 1959-2003. He was such a nice man that he answer his own fan mail personally.

[Mister Mike]

Probably Canada's most famous Top 40 radio.

[Walter Hale 4]

It's my pleasure and a very good find for this here thread - THE LIVING LEGEND Neil Diamond. "WOULDN'T YOU REALLY RATHER HAVE A BUICK" radio add, 1969

[Walter Hale 4]

found this one from radio station CFUN Canada circa 1976. Bit later than i intended as i dig the 60's stuff

CFUN Vancouver / Jim Hault / 1976; December 3
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[Walter Hale 4]

Jay Cook WHBQ Memphis 1966...



excerpts from Jay Cook's program on WHBQ Memphis in 1966. Audio courtesy of Jay Marks.

[Walter Hale 4]

Radio London 266 Swinging UK with John Benson / January 1965

[Walter Hale 4]

WKLO Radio promos (intros and outro's) from Rob's neck of the woods, right ?

Good to hear but Vid does not state what era these were taped though. Could be late 60's.


RADIO STATION CALL LETTER JINGLES - WKLO (LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY)