Television and Radio Work
The group also sang the themes for major hit-TV shows of the period:
- Batman
- Flipper
- That Girl
- Happy Days, for which Hicklin himself sang lead
- Laverne and Shirley, along with lead vocalist Cyndi Grecco
- Wonder Woman
In addition, they sang many commercial vocals, including campaigns for:
- Kawasaki ("Kawasaki, let the good times roll")
- Datsun ("Drive a Datsun, then decide")
- McDonald's ("You deserve a break today"), written by Kenny Karen
Radio and television station-ID jingle companies throughout the last four decades of the 20th century used the group in their productions, including:
- The Heller Corporation .
- JAM Creative Productions
- TM Productions (now known as TM Studios, a division of Dial Global Media) on syndicated-radio ID jingle packages including:
- Hot Hits
- FUSION
- The "You" campaign
- Good Feelings
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