All the best jingles, all the time

And now, T through Z (read yesterday's entry to figure out what this is):

Tab: Tab Benoit and Jimmy Thackery, "Whiskey Store"
Tropicana: Something in Spanish
USA Today: Chocolate USA, "All Jets Are Gonna Fall Today"
WABC (New York): Babs Gonzales, "1947-1949"
Walt Disney World: "Official Album of Disneyland/Walt Disney World"
WBAE (Pittsburgh): Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Wave"
WCBS-FM (New York): "WCBS-FM 101 History of Rock: The '60s, Part 4"
WCKY (Cincinnati): "Wacky 911"
WCPO (Cincinnati): Love, "Da Capo"
WCSC (TV, Columbia, SC): Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here"
WDGY (Minneapolis): Gary Lucas, "The Edge of Heaven: Gary Lucas Plays Mid-Century Chinese Pop"
WDOT (Burlington, VT): "American Idol: What the World Needs Now Is Love"
WERK (Muncie): TWDY, "Dirty Werk"
WEWS (TV, Cleveland): The Silver Jews, "American Water"
WFEA (Manchester, NH): Whitney Houston, "The Preacher's Wife"
WFIL (Philadelphia): Phil Collins, "...Hits"
WFLA (Tampa): The Chieftains, "The Nashville Sessions"
WGAL (TV, Lancaster, PA): Plumb, "Beautiful Lumps of Coal"
WGBB (Long Island): Andy Gibb, "20th Century Masters"
WGBS (Miami): "WCBS-FM 101 History of Rock: The '50s, Part 1"
WGOW (Chattanooga): Eminem, "The Eminem Show"
WHAM (Rochester, NY): Wham!, "Make It Big"
WHAS (Louisville): "White Oleander" soundtrack
WHEN (Syracuse): Diana Krall, "When I Look in Your Eyes"
WHO (Des Moines): John Eddie, "Who the Hell Is John Eddie?"
WHUT (Anderson, IN): Redman, "Whut? Thee Album"
WIBR (Baton Rouge): "Masters of Classical Music"
WIND (Chicago): Evanescence, "Fallen"
WINS (New York): Scientist, "Scientist Wins the World Cup"
WKDA (Nashville): Primus, "Pork Soda"
WKZQ (Myrtle Beach): Wizz, "Get Fuzzed Up"
WLOF (Orlando): David Bowie, "Peter and the Wolf"
WLS (Chicago): Owls, "Owls"
WMEX (Boston): The Ames Brothers, "The Very Best of the Ames Brothers"
WNEW (New York): "Classic Rock Box: WNEW-FM 25th Anniversary Box"
WNUE (Fort Walton Beach, FL): "WNUA 95.5 Smooth Jazz Sampler Vol. 15"
WOAI (San Antonio): Nelly Furtado, "Whoa, Nelly!"
WOKR (TV, Rochester, NY): Stone Sour, "Stone Sour"
WOOD (Grand Rapids): Bond, "Born"
WPIX (TV, New York): The Apex Theory, "Topsy Turvy"
Wrangler Jeans: Widespread Panic, "Space Wrangler"
WTOP (TV, Washington, DC): Wasis Diop, "Toxu"
WTUE (Dayton): Dixie Chicks, "Wide Open Spaces"
WVON (Chicago): "Godspell" soundtrack
WYNY (New York): Wynn Stewart, "The Very Best of Wynn Stewart 1958-1962"

And so, in conclusion...well, I'm not sure there's much of a conclusion here, except that I have one of the most bizarre music collections ever.