Tina Delgado is alive?
Jay Hennigan
last 20 years had a jingle that says "Tina Delgado is alive, alive".
Who is the mysterious Ms. Delgado? Any ideas?
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Jay Hennigan
Dave Porter
I have some information about this, which I will post as soon as I've
found all the details. Probably within the next day or so. I can say
that Tina Delgado was alive, with 'The Real Don Steele', as far back as
30 years ago.
Dave Porter
Do you remember a series of albums (pre CD by a long way)
called Cruisin - A History of Rock & Roll Radio? If not,
basically they were a series of albums, one per year,
featuring a different radio station, one of their Jocks and
the years hits. Some of radios legends were included, Dick
Biondi, B Mitchell Reid and Dr Don Rose amongst them.
Cruisin 1965, released in 1973, featured the famous Robert
W Morgan at Boss Radio 93 KHJ, Los Angeles. The Real Don
Steele was at KHJ at the time and is mentioned on the
sleeve notes and on the album.
The sleeve notes say: Tina DelGado is alive!!! a lady
would shriek mysteriously, prompting a shower of
exclamation pointed high velocity, loosely-rhymed
ejaculations from The Real Don Steele.
On the album Robert W mention that The Real Don Steele is
out and about in the Boss Mustang GT and talks to him on
the phone during the final link. He then says: "Well, be
sure and tune in this afternoon at 3 on Boss Radio and find
out if Tina DelGado is still alive. In the mean time that
wraps it for Robert W, Frank Terry is next with more magic
key finalists, and Ill see you again tomorrow Morgan at
6.5 central time , have good day and thank you Los Angeles.
Incidentally the album also features an appeal to school
kids from Sonny & Cher, Be cool - go back to school, and
the number one song in Boss Angeles and the most requested
hit this Morgan, Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire.
Im sorry that this doesnt answer the question, who is the
mysterious Ms DelGado?, but it shows that shes been around
for at least 30 years.
Tony Harding
<da...@wcbs.demon.co.uk> writes
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>Do you remember a series of albums (pre CD by a long way)
>called Cruisin - A History of Rock & Roll Radio? If not,
I would just like to point out that I do have them on CD (an
LP).
There is even a 1968 on CD which I have never seen on LP.
The 62 and 63 are on one disc.
Tony Harding +44 (1489) 600113
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Dave Porter
Tony Harding <ukt...@mneuk.tcp.co.uk> wrote:
>I would just like to point out that I do have (Cruisin - A History of >Rock & Roll Radio) on CD.
Fair comment. They were originally released long before CD's. That's what I meant. I've got about 7 of them, all on LP (Album).
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