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🎶 TM’s “YOU” Campaign – Part II (Extended) 🎶

After posting Part I, I’m excited to share the next stages in celebrating TM’s legendary “YOU” Campaign, now marking its 50th anniversary:

✅ Part II – Extended Edition: A longer, refined continuation of the campaign.
✅ Part III – Complete Edition: Includes Parts I & II plus additional AI-generated introductions.

✨ For me, “YOU I” is still production heaven. I first discovered it in 1998 — over two decades after its original release — and it continues to shine with its Moog-style bass driving strings and brass. Still full of OOMF today.

By contrast, “YOU II”, while brilliantly arranged and written, lacked that same bass magic — and importantly, it never had an outstanding top-of-the-hour cut to follow 'You I' .

For reference, here’s what the original demos included:
🎧 Demo 1: YOU I – KXYZ (Houston, TX) / WFIL (Philadelphia, PA), Dallas vocals
🎧 Demo 2: YOU I – KHJ (Los Angeles, CA) / KCMO (Kansas City, MI), Dick Hamilton, LA vocals
🎧 Demo 3: YOU II – KFRC (San Francisco, CA), Dick Hamilton, LA vocals

Half a century on, TM’s “YOU” Campaign still stands as a true milestone in radio production history.

TM-YOU-MONTAGE PART II

Resing of TM Productions' "Rhythm of the City" song for 3DB, Melbourne, Australia.  I was asked by TM to remix the song, as the station wasn't happy with the original mix.  TM shipped the 24-track tape.  It had been "pre-mixed" down to stereo pairs of 
drums/bass, guitars/perc, brass and strings, plus the basic bedded vocals.
I did as requested, but for the heck of it I remixed/lengthened it for possible play in Melbourne dance clubs.  Here's that version (with some vocals you may never heard!)...

Rhythm of the City - 3DB Melbourne extended mix

The legendary composer Dick Hamilton was renowned for his quirky lyrics and arrangements that made Heller jingles some of the most sought-after in the world. Featuring the Ron Hicklin singers.  Compilation by Jonathan Wolfert.

Heller Jingle Sampler

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a terrific musician, performer, arranger...and someone I'm proud to call my friend!

Happy Birthday Vin A

Deadstar

Audi.

"Happy Birthday Mary Lyn" - July, 1980.
A tribute in song (as it were) to Mary Lyn Wolfert, Grand Damn--  oops, Dame, of JAM Creative Productions.  As opposed to Jon Wolfert, who's the Grand Demo of JAM.
Lyrics and alleged singing by me, with help from the JAM Productions team, and one more too numerous to mention.  Special thanks to Brice Armstrong, for not being a cook.  And for being a Man of 1,000 Voices.  And yes, Brice, this tape WAS ited. 
[Note: Barbra and Donna appeared by invitation, not awareness!]

Enough With The Birthdays ML

This is a radio station jingle montage I made for fun in 2009.

Radio Station Jingle Montage

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a man who swims with the fishes, eats the knishes, and washes the dishes.  The one, the only, the (SHUT UP AND PLAY IT ALREADY!), ahem, the man voted Most Likely to Be Voted Most Likely, the Dooky of the Deep Sea, the answer to the musical question, "What the Fuck?!", yes, Jeddum Fishum.  (What - you were expecting Harry Belafonte?)  HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Sir Fish!

Rhythm of the City - 3DB Melbourne extended mix

Ron Harris