[offshoredaze]

Thanks Dan, I dont have much David Arnold material in my collection so these are a welcome addition. Your effort is much appreciated.

Vince

[UKJinglesMember]

Nice One Dan……
Good Quality as well (192 k)
The JAM Dallas Vocals have always given that little bit more nicer sound than all the other Dallas companies……..
What is Jon’s secret??
Is it as tight a secret as the recipe for Coca Cola? 😆

[danjamesuk]

Thanks Vince, Pete… glad you enjoyed ’em.

Pete, I see what you mean about the vocals – JAM vocals are very rich; it’s all down to the production though. They use the same singers as TM Century. TMCI produced some great vocals in their time too, but when the Century 21 merge happened, things became a little flat. Obviously there are exceptions, but if you listen to some of the earlier TM Century cuts (resings especially), you’ll hear the vocals have been mixed down in mono, which (apparently) helps to disguise any inaccuracies in the singing!

[JingleArk]

petewilson wrote: Nice One Dan……
Good Quality as well (192 k)
The JAM Dallas Vocals have always given that little bit more nicer sound than all the other Dallas companies……..
What is Jon’s secret??
Is it as tight a secret as the recipe for Coca Cola? 😆

Not sure, but I do know Chris Kershaw is no longer “on staff”

[Barras]

offshoredaze wrote: Thanks Dan, I dont have much David Arnold material in my collection so these are a welcome addition. Your effort is much appreciated.

Vince

Vince,

checkout Page 10 of 17 (BARRAS Montages) and I`ve posted a montage for downloading, of David Arnold jingles for BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. Hope that helps.

David Barras

[UKJinglesMember]

JingleArk wrote: Not sure, but I do know Chris Kershaw is no longer “on staff”

So I’ve heard……..He IS a Legend and I think was what made JAM in the Early days!
Pity Jingle Network News ain’t around..I’m sure we would of heard the full story on there! 😆

[offshoredaze]

Barras wrote:
checkout Page 10 of 17 (BARRAS Montages) and I`ve posted a montage for downloading, of David Arnold jingles for BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. Hope that helps.

David Barras

Indeed it does, just grabbed them – thanks

Vince

[Barras]

No problem Vince, if you want any more David Arnold stuff give me a shout at this addy:

davidbarras@blueyonder.co.uk

Here`s what other David Arnold material I have in my collection…….

62 DAVID ARNOLD – Hereward Radio 102.7

65 DAVID ARNOLD

LBC
Radio Broadland
Southern Sound
Saxon Radio
Radio Orwell
GWR
BBC Radio Nottingham
BBC Radio Derby
BBC Radio Sheffield
BBC Radio Cleveland

68 DAVID ARNOLD

1 Radio Humberside
2 Radio West 1984

69 DAVID ARNOLD – Essex Radio 1981

70 DAVID ARNOLD – all packages 1985

GWR
BBC Radio Derby
Southern Sound
BBC Radio Cambridge

214 DAVID ARNOLD interview about jingles on Invicta FM Kent

800 DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio York

1017 DAVID ARNOLD – Radio Mercury 102.7 FM and 1521 AM – complete package (1991)

1033 DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio Solent

1115 DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio Leeds & sweepers (1997)

1255 JAM,TANNER & DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio York

1 Tanner (1983)
2 JAM (1985)
3 David Arnold/JAM (1989)

1276 DAVID ARNOLD – Spectrum Radio 558 AM (complete package April 1990)

1304 DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio Solent (on-air identity 2003)

1 Air Check March 2004
2 Quick Listen: Jingle Montage
3 News
4 Travel
5 Weather
6 Sport
7 Late Night
8 Drivetime
9 Early Risers
10 Good Morning
11 Lifestyle
12 Weekend
13 Mid morning
14 Lunchtime

1526 DAVID ARNOLD – BBC Radio Bristol (imaging October 2004)

David Barras

[JingleMadMember]

Barras wrote:
1017 DAVID ARNOLD – Radio Mercury 102.7 FM and 1521 AM – complete package (1991)
David Barras

The main Mercury package was actually 1984 with add-ons being produced in 1992.

[Inferno]

Was it Jon Wolfert who did the sonovox of “more hits, more memories” on the BBC Radio York package :

[martinlesterMember]

Was it Jon Wolfert who did the sonovox of “more hits, more memories” on the BBC Radio York package

I would say it sounds like Steve England

[danjamesuk]

Can’t imagine it would be Steve. The package had nothing to do with him, as it was bought through David Arnold, with vocals produced in Dallas by JAM. Bizarre, considering he was still representing Century 21 at the time!

[khow63]

Did you know that a few of the early Carlin production CD’s have old David Arnold tracks on them – A few that spring to mind come from GWR’s 85 pkg, Radio West and Humbersides 84 set, and Cumbria’s 88 pkg! oh and a shortened version of the Invicta 84 theme!

Another point of interest (perhaps) is that BBC Newcastles 89 Jam pkg was sorted through David Arnold (before the alfasound/jam collaboration).

[martinlesterMember]

khow63

Another point of interest (perhaps) is that BBC Newcastles 89 Jam pkg was sorted through David Arnold (before the alfasound/jam collaboration).

Yes I asked Steve england about this and he told me

Sounds like a nice package – and it sounds like David’s tracks – not sure if the tracks were recorded in Dallas – many of them seem to be based on old Pams cuts (like the smooth sailing cut). David did do a couple of packages at JAM before Jon decided to do a deal with me.

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