Talk:The Jets
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This article needs a photograph.
- Yep. It had one, but it didn't have its source, so it got wiped out. --Closeapple 19:53, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
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- I tried adding a photo but it didn't upload. Not sure what format the photo needs to be. I tried different variations.
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- I also updated their album discography to include EVERY album / cd released. I have all but one.
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- miesterboy (22 March 2006)
The best thing to do is to upload an album cover. I'll try it later on. 216.79.251.201 01:07, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Just cleaned up some of the punctuation --
-- and also fixed the broken link to The Star-Spangled Banner.
I never loved The Jets, but as a producer I have been somewhat fascinated by this group. I also enjoyed the production on some of their 1980s hits, including "You Got it All." As a writer, I shudder when I see punctuation outside of quotes. Sorry if it looks weird to some people, but the proper way to print "words in quotes," is to ALWAYS put the punctuation inside of the quotation marks -- in other words, just before the last end-quote.
Thanks.
SammyJames 21:45, 19 December 2006 (UTC) SammyJames
