Tanner Total Sound Library Music Moog Funk Breaks Electro-Music Logos EX/EX
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Jun 23, 2025 Sold Date
Apr 27, 2025 Start Date
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Electro-Music Logos Unknown Artist - Electro-Music Logos album cover More images
Label: Pepper & Tanner, Inc. – 3902 Series: Tanner Total Sound Library Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo Country: US Released: Genre: Stage & Screen Style: A1 One Syllable Logo 0:03 A2 One Syllable Logo 0:06 A3 One Syllable Logo 0:06 A4 One Syllable Logo 0:05 A5 One Syllable Logo 0:07 A6 Two Syllable Logo 0:07 A7 Two Syllable Logo 0:08 A8 Two Syllable Logo 0:07 A9 Two Syllable Logo 0:07 A10 Two Syllable Logo 0:12 B1 Three Syllable Logo 0:02 B2 Three Syllable Logo 0:04 B3 Three Syllable Logo 0:04 B4 Three Syllable Logo 0:04 B5 Three Syllable Logos 0:10 B6 Four Syllable Logo 0:04 B7 Four Syllable Logo 0:04 B8 Four Syllable Logo 0:10 B9 Four Syllable Logo 0:02 B10 Four Syllable Logo 0:06

 beginning in 1959 was known as Pepper Sound Studios, then Pepper-Tanner, still later as The William B. Tanner Company, and for a few years after 1984, Media General. Its jingles ran the gamut from silly to spectacular, depending on the era, the composers and whether the jingles were recorded in Memphis or Dallas. (Some of its best products were produced in Dallas from the mid-60s to the mid-70s.)
Referred to here as just "Pepper" for convenience, the company sold, or more properly "traded out," more jingles than all the Dallas companies combined. A trade-out would work like this. A radio station in a small or medium market would agree to air hundreds of commercials for D-Con or one of Pepper’s other advertising clients over the course of a year, in exchange for which the station would receive a customized jingle package. Some of Pepper’s production libraries were also distributed in this manner.


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