BRAND NEW JAM Song Video Mix - For all you Jingle Fans!!

This song was created by JAM productions to promote their anniversary creating radio station jingles for some of the most popular stations on the planet. After countless hours of searching, stealing begging and borrowing with the owner's consent (oh yeah . . . I guess that's stealing!) and a bunch of meticulous editing over the past 4 weeks, I have created this little tribute to the JAM song. Yes, it has been done before, but I wanted to do it better, or at least different. It was also great practice on some new video techniques that I have not used to this extent before. So enjoy the JAM, enjoy the jingles, and hopefully some of the images I rounded up from the internet tweak a little spot inside that makes you smile. Presenting . . . Fletch's version of the JAM Song! Besure to rate it, and comments are welcome!

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• JAM
• jingles
• The JAM Song
• Radio IDs
• Radio Tags
• Radio pictures
• Disc Jocky
• Sounder
• Sweeper
• Shotgun
• WPLJ
• Z100
• WABC

[radiodarkhorse]

great effort. well done!

[dianablanton1984]

Great job!!! :-D

[Maestrojosh87]

ZORP FURBLE!

Great job Fletch!

[itv2]

Excellent!!!



[keesweening]

Good copycat!

[jtho53]

Fantastic. I had a JAMS Jingle for my show at 97.3 WMVB , Millville, NJ. The station is now owned and operated by WKXW 101.5 Trenton as a rebroacast satellie. Now known as WBSS Atlantic City. I was an on air personality weekends in 1985. Radio and jingle collecting is one of my hobbies....... Long live JAMS!

[flyingspotscanner]

Sorry... make that 2:20 for "KDKA, Pittsburgh." Actually started as a home experiment in 1916. I was listening!

[flyingspotscanner]

Your vid mix does the JAM singers proud, but... at 5:23 it's historic "KDKA Pittsburgh" - America's 1st commercial station, Nov. 2, 1920. (Your graphic is for KDKK, Park Rapids, MN.) Luv your vid, though!

[funtyrone]

we know KDKA pittsburgh lol!

[olderbw]

thanks for this version

[Mackinac359]

Well done!

[DSVOP]

Radio Nova played this, from a vinyl copy sent to Tony Allen. He sent a 15ips copy to South Coast Radio, who also played. By 1986, the 'Jam Single' was also on 'Atlantic Sound'...a well travelled tune.

Mark, congratulations on a really 'Fresh' and exciting approach to this old radio favourite. Good work, well shared:-)