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Eric Trow--Specialty Voices

"In your Easter bonnet, with all the snow upon it ... " From KDKA radio's Pallan & Trow show in the mid-1960s comes this gem. Here are the vocals of Bob Trow, Art Pallan and the rich baritone lead vocal of George Ball. Clearly, it had been long winter that hadn't quite wrapped up by Easter. Enjoy!

Easter Parade

Here's a jingle Bob Trow wrote, arranged and produced for Keystone Gasoline (service stations). Performed by Bob and one of his vocal groups. Includes the main jingle and several "tags" (short sing outs to follow announcer). This would have aired in the late 1950s or early 1960s. 

Kestone Gasoline Jingle & Tags

Early radio appearance introducing Bob Trow and his quartet on the Bob Caldwell show. This is a soundbite of their appearance and performance with Caldwell. Timing is likely early 1950s (possibly late 1940s). 

BT Quartet on Bob Caldwell Show

Years prior to teaming together on KDKA as Pallan & Trow, Bob Trow and his quartet produced a promotional jingle for Art's radio show on KDKA. 

Bob Trow Quartet: Art Pallan show Jingle

A soundbite from the wildly popular Cordic & Company radio show on KDKA. Here is Rege Cordic, character Carmen Monoxide (Bob Trow) and his son (Robbie Trow) doing a bit. 

Bob Trow: Cordic Carmen & Son

Bob Trow wrote and arranged a ton of radio jingles through the years that were performed by his quartets and quintets. Here's one of my favorites--love the incorporation of the rotary dial phone SFX. 

Bob Trow Quartet, "Dial Away" Radio Commercial

Here's a priceless recording of an off-air phone call placed by KDKA radio on-air personalities Bob Trow and Art Pallan (Pallan & Trow) as they attempt to reach a listener but have to leave a message with a woman who just doesn't quite get it. 

Pallan & Trow: "Alice & Grough"

Bob Trow Quartet. Love the "answer" vocals by Bob's close friend and long-time neighbor Jack Ellis. 

Bob Trow Quartet: I'll Be In Love With You

How doodly do, do we, de yah, de you ... Dora, I do adore you so ... 

This is the flip side (or was it the A side?) of I'll Be In Love With You (which I posted earlier). This would likely have been recorded in the early-to-mid 1950s. 

Bob Trow Quartet: Dora

Professional voice talent demo featuring range of characterizations for various radio, TV and event jobs.

EricTrow CommercialDemo

Eric Trow vocals for variety of broadcast and non-broadcast projects.

Eric Trow / Studio Singer

From the KDKA days, this is one of many vocal features produced for the morning show. Written and produced on an unseasonably cold Easter in Pittsburgh, here is the fabulous George Ball singing a special Pallan & Trow rendition of "Easter Parade." 

These are the recordings of Bob Trow, radio and television personality from Pittsburgh, PA

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