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WMYI Jingle Question

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carolinaradio

Does anyone know what jingle package WMYI 102.5 used before the current one they are using now? I'm thinking Groove Addicts but I'm not sure. I heard a few of the older ones around the Holidays and it got me thinking. I believe they're still using some of them on Sunday mornings, but it's hard to tell. Those were good jingles...the ones they have now are tacky IMO. IIRC, they stopped using them regularly around 2004? or so. Maybe later.

Thanks for any help you can give!
 
I'm not sure about MY102.5, since I live in Southeastern North Carolina, but I have heard my share of rotten jingles lately, and they're all around. 'QDR got their jingles from ReelWorld...'KML uses the same three jingles all the time...Eagle 92.9 jingles, I think, are from Thompson Creative. Nobody does the Dallas sound anymore. The best jingles I've heard in some time are from Oldies 103 in Columbia. They're apparently using the old WLS jingle package, Class Action, from JAM.
 
The problem is that JAM and TM both hit dry spells beginning in the early 1990's, when they were both experimenting with the non-melodic or really sparse instrumentation.

Some of the best contemporary packages are by IQBeats, ReelWorld, and N2Effect.
 
All my stations have jingle packages from Tony Griffin Productions, and I LOVE them. They worked hard to do a good job, and helped me do them right, so they'll be productive for a long time. I see people here in town singing along with our jingles in traffic all the time.
 
I have not heard a good jingle in years. The Jam, TM, and Century 21 packages were hard to beat.
Whoever did the "You" package for the Jack format did quite well. TM, I guess.
 
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