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Old Radio Jingle

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jake1966

Back in the 1980s, I had a recording of a Duane Glasscock show on WBCN. The start of the show had this interesting radio jingle. the lyrics were something like this...He's coming your favorite DJ. He's coming your favorite DJ. He's the greatest, lots of music and lots of fun. In our town he's number one." Does anyone know where this jingle is from? Does anyone know how to find it?
 
I'd bet it's probably something from his at-the-time writer/producer Eddie Gorodetsky, who owns about (conservative estimate here) a gazillion records.
 
jake1966 said:
Back in the 1980s, I had a recording of a Duane Glasscock show on WBCN. The start of the show had this interesting radio jingle. the lyrics were something like this...He's coming your favorite DJ. He's coming your favorite DJ. He's the greatest, lots of music and lots of fun. In our town he's number one." Does anyone know where this jingle is from? Does anyone know how to find it?
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If it's what I'm thinking of, it came from an album titled "UBADJ" (you be a dj). It contained a script for you to do your breaks along with the record which contained edited songs, jingles and commercial beds and pretend you were a real DJ. Judging by the songs, I'd guess it dates to around 1963. Maybe you can find a copy on Gemm.
 
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