US radio station KZEW - 1976-1977 rock band promo spots JG1 in BIDWILL, New South Wales for sale
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Well, this CD is a real time-warp from 38 years ago! If you are into your rock music history, these ads will bring the memories flooding back.
As part of our audio production business (long since closed down) we used to collect this great audio material and then distribute it to the guys running rock programs on community radio - just imagine opening up with one of these ads and then going into some classic Rolling Stones or Eric Clapton - makes for a unique radio show experience.
So what is on this CD?
This is a CD of the station tapes used for concert advertisments in the year's 1976 - 1977 of bands visiting Dallas Texas OR the record label promo's for their albums - all the big big names (many of which I have or am going to advertise on vinyl at a later date - when time permits).
Standard radio promo production - background music of the band, vocals giving information about the concert/where/when and price
Can you believe this? Going to a concert to see Argent for the princely sum of $4 !! Albums were $3.49 in these days.
Between 2 & 4 major touring rock acts every single month in Texas.
So, the CD contains 62 radio advertisements as broadcast on KZEW (Dallas Texas) in 1976 -1977
Each advertisement has its own track
Each is a professional transfer from tape to CD - these do NOT sound crappy!!
Durations are around 15 seconds per slot - some longer.
On the inside of the front cover is a complete listing of the track, the concert being promoted and the date of going to air.
Here are the bands/artists - this will blow you away!
Unless noted otherwise, these are concert promos and album promo's
The convention used in this listing is this:
If the band is seperated from another with a / - that is a concert promo, two or more bands headlining.
If the band has a - after it, and the description ends in LP, then that is a radio station record label promo for the album, not a concert
Allman Brothers
Little Feat/Orleans
Argent
Fleetwood Mac
Joni Mitchell
Deep Purple/Nazareth
The Who
Bad Company/Ted Nugent
Lynyrd Skynrd/Outlaws
Savoy Brown
Bob Marley - Rastaman Vibration LP
Doobie Brothers
Genesis
Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder
Steve Miller Band
Alan Parsons Project - Tales Mystery & Imagination
Thin Lizzy
Aerosmith
Blue Oyster Cult/Rush/Mutt/U.F.O
Ted Nugent/Mahogany Rush/Tales Mystery ** Yeow! tape slow down for a small section of this transfer
Yes/Montrose
Jethro Tull
Kiss/Bob Seager
Jefferson Starship
Eagles
Dave Mason
Lynyrd Skynyrd/Climax Blues
Blue Oyster Cult/Bob Seger
Robin Trower
Ted Nugent
Queen/Thin Lizzy
Led Zeppelin
Fleetwood Mac/Firefall
Split Enz/Pyramid/Runaways ** Note this NZ/Australian band - bill as "weird music" along with Jazz (Pyramid) - I bet the Texans didn't know what to make of this one. Tickets to this concert a measly $2.50
Genesis
Peter Gabriel/Television
Pink Floyd
Kinks
Bob Seger/Starz
Fleetwood Mac/Kenny Loggins
Bad Company/Rockpile
Little Feat
Heart/Climax Blues Band
Aerosmith
Eagles/Jimmy Buffett
Supertramp/Little River Band ** The Aussies do it again "Give a little bit" used in the promo
Ted Nugent/Foreigner
Kiss/Styx
Frank Zappa
Grateful Dead - Revival concert
Doobie Brothers/Pablo Cruise
Rod Steward/Air Supply
Crosby, Stills Nash
Z.Z Top
Just playing the CD again is such a blast, little snippets of these great artists - what a fun time to have been rocking!
$5 my price EACH - I have just 6 copies of this CD then no more.
It is far easier to contact me by email or text/SMS as I work nights and sleep during the day
