************, The Last Can of Tuna in Billingsgate Market. Go2Produce â Download Only. So, Caroline North's jingle: 'You're off and running, you'll win let's go-go - with the baby Bob Stewart Show' was: 'We've bought a new car, let's go-go-with the baby Bob Stewart Show'. I of course kept asking what had set her off, but she couldn't speak as she was laughing so much. As you may recall, I had Caroline North on an intravenous drip into my ears back then, but occasionally I could get Radio 270, and I could hear Big L after nightfall, when the medium wave signal travels farther for some reason. 1 Custom Radio ID (Long 30 Words Min) 6 Quickfire IDs Short ($2 each) 10 Radio Sweepers. is a fab year for new Fab Forty info. Tenth Anniversary comments here! I saved money from my milk round job with my father, scraped together every coin I could get, begged for record tokens for birthdays and so on, until I had enough to buy TWO copies of the album. Mr. Field is certainly a gent who knows his stuff. Compared with FM, it's hard to see why AM sound would be worth boasting about, especially in a jingle that's intended to promote a radio station as the one that stands out from the rest. This was what had set her off. BBC Radio London started on October 6th 1970, three years before the first London commercial stations, LBC and Capital Radio. Wonderful Radio London Ole'. 8) As a 'tail-piece' to the original story, I can tell you that Norman Barrington identified WIRK, West Palm Beach, Florida, as the station whose custom cut of the 'Pussycat' jingle was 'pirated' by Radio London from an aircheck. Another Sonovox jingle that confused people for years was 'It's just great... for f-fun'. Big L T-shirts and Sweat Shirts! Often I would have my own inner shorthand for a jingle and then have to translate it into correct terminology. With a highly experienced team we take your initial ideas and turn them into your vision for on-air branding. Pams Jingles are world renowned, and First Gold Radio rekindled those heady days of the mid 60's, with a mix of great tunes, and personality jocks. –. I want to send my thanks to you both for a really wonderful website. And they are already using the new style imaging around the 6am 'BBC Radio London BBC Radio London at long last have the new jingles today. The jingle that gave me the biggest problem was, 'Pussycat'. Many thanks to Kieran Murray for his donation of this valuable recording, which was taken from a 5-inch reel tape machine. on-line It's how they describe the guy who's everywhere on the field, at the centre of the action. More Norman Barrington also very kindly segued the components (and a few extras) of the original package to illustrate the parts that were used for the final Big L composite pussycat jingle at the end. De twee topnamen kwamen bij elkaar toen JAM in 2005 een aantal resing jingles maakte voor Big L. De jingles segued the components (and a few extras) of the original package, Radio Veronica, Sounds Great Down Billingsgate Market. Thanks for the new info regarding the 'Pussycat' jingle, it makes for fascinating reading. London that's my home town! Now this was OK, until I started work in radio where it presented a few problems for me, especially when I was Head of Commercial Production. The one that's in on every play; The In Sound; Big L". Except for the Sonovox section, the rest comes from two separate jingles made by another Dallas company, Gwinsound (named after its founder Tommy Gwin), and issued ⦠and hours of programmes from Radio Mercur etc. Anyway, Radio London's Pussycat jingle is in my Radio Library filed as: 'WRL Hey Pussycat Litter Tray'. . I've Googled this, and surprisingly it's an issue that appears to have bugged the various online Who communities for quite a while! It's interesting to note that WIRK used the strap-line 'The In Sound' on many of their jingles, and the sono insert that's been the subject of so much discussion is almost certainly a generic pre-record from the same WIRK aircheck, using those very words. The latter which was run on a tight budget never purchased customised American jingles, but ⦠Wonderful Radio London is referred to (and some of its jingles used) on The Who 's album The Who Sell Out and their film Quadrophenia. From the Dallas, Texas, P.A.M.S. When Radio England launched, several UK pirates were already well established, the leader was undoubtedly Radio London, and number two was Radio Caroline. 29.03.2014 â Radio London en JAM. 1). I had the Big L 7" closedown disc, and then someone told me about the LP 'The Who Sell Out'. Yes, you would instantly know it as Big L's Spanish jingle, as it is known , but still, in my catalogue system, it's marked as: 'Radio London Big L Last Tin of Tuna.'. EKCO manufacturing founder Eric Kirkham Cole, Forget the 21st Century – we're in 1966! Exclusive Radio London clothing from our on-line Stay tuned for regular updates, because 1966 These jingles pre-date the pirate named Big D, which was set up after a split in Radio Dublin in 1978 and went on to be a successful station in its own right. There's some disagreement concerning "the in sound", with certain listeners hearing it as "the AM sound". Allebei legendarische namen. Newcomers to London, look for the 1973 Buick Century. In a 1994 interview John Entwistle was specifically asked about the 'Pussycat' jingle, in a bid to settle a debate that was raging even then about whether it said 'IN sound' or 'AM sound'. This view is echoed by Norman Barrington: "The word 'in' is stretched because it is hard to do as Sono, hence it could be misheard as 'AM', but back then just about everything was AM sound". " He said. However, we have discussed this possibility with US sports fans and they say 'the end's out' is not a sporting term. I have never met anyone who thought the line was 'the AM sound', but I think that's far more likely than 'the end's out'! 4). Go2Play â Add Station Name. This will be dynamite for people on The Who Forum and I won't spoil the surprise by telling you what he says, just listen for yourself! Today, my collection has rare things like a video (taken from the original cine film) of the Radio Uilenspiegel aeroplane dropping programme canisters near to the ship, the video about the building of the Mansell forts (Radio City, Essex, BBMS etc.) Services 'Pussycat' is one of these. I would say that the words are - 'In on every play' certainly makes sense, as it applies equally to top sportsmen and successful radio stations! Back then, when all the ships had gone, I was aged 10 or 11 and the passing of the offshore stations made me truly depressed. I certainly didn't foresee this at all. My own thoughts? Swinging Radio England (with thanks to the generosity of Ray Robinson in providing much of the Radio England ⦠BBC Radio Bradford has also quietly launched today, as an part-time opt-out "You're a pussycat; 'n' you're where it's at; He said he thought it said 'IN sound' as practically all radio was AM at the time. As far as I could tell it was: 'It's the last tin of tuna, in Lon-don England, see the ballerina. One was for playing, the other was for posterity and I vowed it would never, ever, have a stylus near it and was to remain unplayed forever. "You will hear that the final 'You're a pussycat 'n' you're where it's at' is a very tight edit of the original lyric 'You're a pussycat, WHEN you're where it's at!'". Radio London are meant to be getting them - jingles have been produced for them, including sung versions in case they want to use them. This site, under the ownership of Radio London Ltd, is dedicated to Radio London (Big L), the Big L Fab 40 charts, 60s Offshore Radio and Music. Most people would have been unaware that there was anything available on radio sets other than mediumwave, longwave and shortwave. This site, under the ownership of Radio London Ltd, is dedicated to Radio London (Big L), the Big L Fab 40 charts, 60s Offshore Radio and Music. "You're a pussycat, you're where it's at, the one that's in on every place....the in sound!". There was a Piccadilly Radio jingle that ran: 'Piccadilly Care-Line, people helping people', which in my mental shorthand was: 'Piccadilly's CAROLINE people VETTING people'! Some links on this Situated at 38 Hertford Street, in the same building as the Companyâs London offices, are two well-equipped studios, available for the recording of all types of radio shows, other than large orchestras or programmes requiring We still keep in touch and nowadays she's married with lots of kids and cats. $1 Only. Listen very closely and you'll hear there's a 'miaow' sung on the very front of 'Pussycat'. website go directly to products at Amazon.co.uk. I began to collect jingles... and am still collecting all these years on. "Townshend and The Whoâs managers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp conceived the record as a loose concept album, including jingles and commercials to link material presented as a pirate radio broadcast. 2). FF130366 Eight DJ climbers plus the Album of the Week, Dum Dum contributes to 'Who Sell Out' reissue, Richard Swainson recognises the Curzon Street girls, – Find other recent updates in 'What's Happening?' Some translated it as 'It's just great... For farmers'! store, Frequently Radio London Jingles Freeware Smooth Radio v.1.2.2 The unofficial Smooth Radio gadget lets you listen to your local Smooth Radio Station from anywhere in the world right from your desktop. I thought that it might be something to do with the ship's cat! I can see no reason whatsoever why Radio London would promote itself as 'the AM sound', which would be meaningless to the average British listener, who probably wouldn't even know what AM meant, other than 'before noon'! Audio Tape Rescue and Archiving On the original Gwinsound jingle there's about 1 second of music after the word 'pussycat', which Radio London edited out; when the jingle is heard complete it's somehow easier to hear the 'n'. We know that Kenny Everett in particular enjoyed editing together various jingles, one time splicing together every 'wonderful' from every available jingle on the ship, to produce a string of 'wonderfuls' to describe Radio London. The jingle in question goes... If you like Soul, Jazz and R&B this gadget is for you.London 102. The overall sound of the station was unashamedly 60's Pirate based, most notably using many of the jingles made famous by Radio London. London.mp3 Finally for now a recording that I made myself nearly 40 years ago Music Editing and CD Mastering. JAM creates radio jingles (station IDs), TV jingles, commercial jingles and custom music for clients worldwide from our recording studios in Dallas, Texas.