alto recorder Don Hammond
arranged by, conductor Keith Textor
banjo Steve Tennenbaum
cello Charles McCracken
cello Seymour Barab
drums Al Rogers
electric bass [fender bass] Russell George
electric guitar, rhythm guitar Vinnie Bell
electric piano [fender piano], organ Ken Ascher
executive-producer Bob Hallahan
lyrics by Alan Scott
tracks a1, a2, a5, a7 to a10, b1, b2, b5, b7 to b10 music by [songs a, c, e & f] Marilyn Lang Scott
tracks a3, a4, a6, b3, b4, b6 music by [songs b & d] Keith Textor
music by, lyrics by Scott-Textor
percussion Phil Kraus
recorder [soprano] Romeo Penque
supervised by [production supervisor] Victor Sack
trombone Buddy Morrow
trombone Wayne Andre
trumpet Alan Rubin
trumpet Marvin Stamm
twelve-string guitar, electric guitar Jay Berliner
viola Alfred Brown
viola Harold Furmansky
violin Avram Weiss
violin Julius Held
violin Lewis Eley
violin Max Pollikoff
violin Raoul Poliakin
violin Sylvan Shulman
vocals [singers] Bill Dean
vocals [singers] Bob Ragaini
vocals [singers] Gene Steck
vocals [singers] Hilda Harris
vocals [singers] Jim Campbell
vocals [singers] Jimmy Radcliffe
vocals [singers] Juli Christman
vocals [singers] Keith Textor
vocals [singers] Kenny Karen
vocals [singers] Lesley Miller
vocals [singers] Leslie Dorsey
vocals [singers] Sue Manchester
vocals [singers] William Eaton
Sleeve has spine along top edge, and the record sits in a pocket inside. Same content on both sides of record. Each track ends with a locked groove. There is also a short, silent locked groove in the middle of the dead wax.

Heading on pocket: Today's Music For Today's Radio
Heading on labels: 1972 National Radio Month Jingles

Info from sleeve & pocket:

an NAB public relations aid

Clearance May 1, 1972
—July 31, 1972

Included in your 1972 National Radio Month Kit:
Tuneful new jingles
Jingle cut-in announcements
Spot announcements
A speech text
Logotype reproductions
Postage meter ads
Radio month proclamation

Based on the theme Radio . . . the Sound of Service, the 1972 National Radio Month kit is designed to help you promote the continuing, day-by-bay services your station provides. The thought-provoking lyrics to this year's tuneful music stress the fact that radio is an important and integral part of your community. And, no matter what sound you prefer for your station, the different lyrics for the various musical arrangements carry the same message—you serve your community. Also, this year for the first time, the Radio Month music comes to you in compatible stereo. The music and lyrics were created by one of New York's most prestigious production houses—Scott-Textor Productions, Inc.
Matrix / Runout: NAB-S-NRM-72-A2 (Runout, side A)
Matrix / Runout: NAB-S-NRM-72-B2 (Runout, side B)
Matrix / Runout: 4-5-72 (Runout, both sides, partially obscured by label)
Matrix / Runout: [etching resembling an L or D with tail wrapping most of the way around] (Runout, both sides)