WDVM-All We've Got Promos 1978

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From WDVM Washington DC, a redo of promos originally introduced in 1977, the station changed logos and call letters in 1978 and the spots were remixed with the gold square 9. First ones are done with jingles, the last couple are sing alongs. Pretty good high energy spots for the time.

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@spwash1000 5 лет назад

My then-CBS station WJXT in my neck of the woods also used that same campaign “we give it all we’ve got on the one and only TV4!”

@hrtvfan2870 7 лет назад

Great that we get to see a clear version of the promos. Thank you very much

@chrissheppard8351 9 месяцев назад

Every Klein& jingle I hear from different stations, the session singers emphasize specific words like for example, "the one and only tv, niiiiii-nah!" By that, you'll see what I mean at 0:38.

@sarahmaeperocho9115 5 лет назад

The One And Only TV 9!

@1Soniccool 7 лет назад

The WDVM call sign has been revived by Hagerstown's independent station channel 25.

@gsnman 7 лет назад

My childhood station

@newstarcadefan 7 лет назад

Of all of the retro promos for television stations, the All We've Got/One and Only promos are actually my favorite. Strangely KYW's Direct Connection is actually one of the ones tht sticks with you.

@1Soniccool 3 года назад

This music was also used for KATV an ABC affiliate

@kmart3697 6 лет назад

Now WUSA TV own by Tegna

@rockvilleraven 4 года назад

The WDMV calls are now in Hagerstown on Channel 25 up there.

@kmart3697 4 года назад

@@rockvilleraven now independent

@gardenvarietypenis 4 года назад

let me get this straight...they gave it all they had?

@greggsheaffer2521 4 года назад

Morning Break was on in place of The Price Is Right

@tyrese3745 4 года назад

And the latter ran on its competitor station, the Allbritton Communications (now Sinclair since 2014) owned-and-operated ABC affiliate WJLA-TV 7 throughout much of the 1970s and 80s.