Radio IDs

This page contains various montages of radio IDs (better known as jingles) available for download. I first became interested in these when I was at school, fascinated that someone somewhere was going to all the trouble of creating these tiny (if occasionally cheesy) mini-songs. Here's an audio documentary explaining my jingle fascination.

The world's jingle capital is Dallas, Texas, and I especially like the rich harmonies that they produce: here's an example from my favourite production company, JAM Creative Productions singing a specially-composed song: "Geoff Barton". Obsessives might also like to hear my life-story in a song: "It's Nice Knowing Geoff".

  • The first jingles I ever bought in my hospital radio days: SoundSonics from Tapetrix
  • Jingles produced for me by JAM Creative Productions of Dallas: Barton sung jingles
  • My jingle collecting history (and the the mystery of Bob Dinan): Jingle Origins
  • Learn more about how this unusual hobby began: Home Truths.

    I no longer upload many montages to the site. Instead, I'm host of the Bob Dinan Jingle Podcast where you can hear Bob's jingle rants.


    To visit the websites of the world's best-known jingle producers, take a look at

  • JAM Creative Productions
  • TMstudios
  • PAMS
  • Jingles Factory
  • Tony Griffin
  • ReelWorld
  • Thompson Creative
  • RadioScape
  • Zone Radio Imaging
  • Kissville
  • Groove Addicts
  • M-Edge Productions
  • Brandy
  • IQ Beats
  • Ignite Jingles
  • Bespoke Music
  • Ignite Jingles
  • Audio Sweets


    You can download a number of jingles montages below and, at the foot of the page, there are links to the pages of more serious collectors.

    THE LEGENDARY BOB DINAN ...

    Updated several times a week, this is where legendary jingle collector Bob Dinan rants, raves and reminisces about the wonderful world of jingles, If you're new to the obscure tradition of radio IDs, here's where to start.

    The Bob Dinan Jingle Podcast

    Bob's latest posts include:

  • jingles
  • videos of jingles
  • rants
  • ... and much more

  • THE BARTON JINGLE ARCHIVE ...

    How it all began: The interview with David Stafford on BBC Radio 4's Home Truths (September 2005)


    1: A 9-minute driving mix


    2: Mellow JAM Montage


    3: A 10-minute history of Radio 1 IDs


    4: A jingle montage from WABC, New York


    5: 10 "legal" (top of the hour) IDs


    6: Jingles from the City of Brotherly Love


    7: December 24 montage


    8: A tribute to legendary collector, Bob Dinan


    9: Spring 2005 mix


    10: A long mix of long jingles. (Be warned it's a 28-minute 26MB file)


    11: A collection of "incredibly perfect segues"


    12: May 2005 mix


    13: Long weekend mix


    14: Montage 16


    15: Montage 17


    16: "Now That's What I Call Jingles"


    17: Montage 19


    18: Autumn 06: Birthday montage 20


    Looking for new montages? Take a look at the Bob Dinan Jingle Podcast where you can hear Bob's jingle samples updated a couple of times a week.


    LINKS TO OTHER COLLECTORS' SITES ...


    The Bob Dinan Jingle Podcast
    JingleNews
    JingleMad
    Media Preservation Society
    Pete Wilson
    Mike Lownds
    Mark Hodgkinson
    Rob McCaffery
    Jingleweb