[gmfm2001]

Hello good people. !sad Been to heaven and back and still have had no luck. Tyring to get hold of a jingles record (maybe it's been put on cd lately too). It's an EAP production titled 100 Discoteque Jingles Vol. 1, produced in 1976, production number EAP 1001 SLP. The only one that I have come close is the volume 2 produced in 1977. The producer was Ray Andersen. It had some massive deep voice overs reminiscent of the late great Bill Mitchell (although they don't credit him on the sleeve). Anybody who can assist PLEEEEASE!!!!

[DavidHemsley]

I have it – but nothing to play it on.

It was the first jingle item i ever bought or indeed had – back in 1976

[JingleMadMember]

gmfm2001 wrote:
Hello good people. !sad Been to heaven and back and still have had no luck. Tyring to get hold of a jingles record (maybe it's been put on cd lately too). It's an EAP production titled 100 Discoteque Jingles Vol. 1, produced in 1976, production number EAP 1001 SLP. The only one that I have come close is the volume 2 produced in 1977. The producer was Ray Andersen. It had some massive deep voice overs reminiscent of the late great Bill Mitchell (although they don't credit him on the sleeve). Anybody who can assist PLEEEEASE!!!!

!lolSend Me your postal details & i will try to dig it out for you robertthornton@btinternet.com
Rob T.

[gmfm2001]

Oh thanks Rob. U r a lifesaver. That was my first jingle package too and I still value what was on it. I think some of the work there is timeless. I got personal idents from Bill Mitchell so I could tie that up with what is on the classic album.

Now here is the tricky part, I'm all the way in South Africa!!! Postage might be a bit more expensive than posting within Europe. Will that be a problem? Mp3's would be an alternative but seeing you got nowhere to play it on………….

Here is my postal address though: GEORGE MUNETSI BIZA, KAYA FM, P.O. BOX 434, NEWTOWN, 2113, JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA.

Let me know the best way forward.

Thanks again Rob.

[Barras]

DavidHemsley wrote:
I have it – but nothing to play it on.

It was the first jingle item i ever bought or indeed had – back in 1976

Similar to me David, I bought that LP record too and the “10 years of offshore radio” – can`t recall which one I bought first though…still got them in good condition.

Did you buy the EAP singles ? – I`ve still got them also , the vinyl label is bright yellow and features some dodgy edits of PAMs tracks.

David Barras

[ratnobMember]

Yep, I bought them too. Another sign of being in the Old Farts Club!

Geoff Barton

[DavidHemsley]

ah yes David – the good old Jumbo record label!

[johnnyg]

I think the first Jumbo record I bought was the double EP “100 Offshore Jingles” – green label on that one. I have some other Jumbo LPs too, like the RNI story, etc. All still in excellent condition, in fact still have the EP in the cardboard envelope it came in!

[gmfm2001]

Only have one Jumbo jingles LP that I bought in he eraly 80's on one of my two ever visits to the UK. It was titled 250 Disco Jingles. Bright red cover. It's not usable anymore and I would love to replace it. I see they have it (and many other packes) on sale on this webpage http://www.radiofab.com/

[Barras]

Can I pick the OFC (old fart`s club) brains please !

What kind of stuff was on volume 2 of EAP`s 100 Discotheque Jingles ? – I don`t have Volume 2 and just wondered whether it featured any “sung jingles” and if volume 2 credited Bill Mitchell or not ?

Furthermore, on the LP cover of volume 1 there is no mention of Bill Mitchell, despite the voice sounding remarkably like Bill Mitchell – the credits go to these people:

Sonovox Voice: Ray Anderson
Orchestrations: Ian Hayter
Music: Alan Neale band
Composer Ian Hayter
Post Production: Ray Anderson
Cover Design: Dudley Davies
Cover Illustration: Paul McClaren disc and light show

David Barras

[JingleMadMember]

iv`e got EAP volumes 1 to 6 but what they are i really don`t know as i don`t really play them.

[Barras]

Rob T. wrote:
iv`e got EAP volumes 1 to 6 but what they are i really don`t know as i don`t really play them.

Volumes 1 to 6 are listed below Rob – it was actually Volume 2 of “100 Discotheque jingles” I was referring to, which isn`t listed…

99 Jingles Volume 1
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Voice-Overs, Shouts, Sound Effects, A Cappellas, Comedy Inserts, News Jingles, Crazy Commercials, a selection from the 'PA…

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99 Jingles Volume 2
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Digitally sampled Male and Female Voice-Overs, Party Songs, Club Jingles, Fanfares, Sound Effects, Comedy Inserts, Comedy …

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99 Jingles Volume 3
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Digitally sampled Male and Female Voice-Overs, Party Songs, Club Jingles, Fanfares, Sound Effects, Comedy Inserts, Comedy …

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99 Jingles Volume 4
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Digitally sampled Male and Female Voice-Overs, Party Songs, Club Jingles, Fanfares, Sound Effects, Comedy Inserts, Comedy …

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99 Jingles Volume 5
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Digitally sampled Male and Female Voice-Overs, Party Songs, Club Jingles, Fanfares, Sound Effects, Comedy Inserts, Comedy …

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99 Jingles Volume 6
Format: Audio CD
Price: £19.99
99 Great Jingles On One CD For Radio, Disco & Club
This CD is packed with a varied selection of highly useable Deejay Jingles, Production Effects, Stingers, Staging, Digitally sampled Male and Female Voice-Overs, Party Songs, Club Jingles, Fanfares, Sound Effects, Comedy Inserts, Comedy …

[Barras]

Here`s some examples from EAP`s 100 Discotheque Jingles 1976 (Vol 1) – do you think that is Bill Mitchell ?

Number One
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_NumberOne.mp3

Tamla Motown
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_TamlaMotown.mp3

Greatest Hits
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_GreatestHits.mp3

David Barras

[UKJinglesMember]

Barras wrote:
Here`s some examples from EAP`s 100 Discotheque Jingles 1976 (Vol 1) – do you think that is Bill Mitchell ?

Number One
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_NumberOne.mp3

Tamla Motown
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_TamlaMotown.mp3

Greatest Hits
http://www.davidbarras.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/EAP100_GreatestHits.mp3

David Barras

Yes…Most definately!
Credit where credit due…..EAP did do the best Bill Mitchell's going!
If my memory serves me right Volume 2 contained more sonovox and poorly sang jingles (not as good as volume 1)
I think I have a warped copy of the LP up in the loft!

[gmfm2001]

Pete Wilson wrote;
Yes…Most definately!
Credit where credit due…..EAP did do the best Bill Mitchell's going!
If my memory serves me right Volume 2 contained more sonovox and poorly sang jingles (not as good as volume 1)
I think I have a warped copy of the LP up in the loft!

Hi Pete,
I agree with you, Vol 1 was most definately better than Vol 2 (you would think things are supposed to improve as one goes to the next release). Some might be tired of this question by now but I have still not gotten any answers to the question “How come Bill was not credited on the sleeve of that LP?”

[gmfm2001]

Rob T. said …

iv`e got EAP volumes 1 to 6 but what they are i really don`t know as i don`t really play them.

Hi Rob,

What I have realised is that the packages you refer to, although coming from EAP are actually different to the LP packages. So among the EAP packages you got, the cd Vols. 1 and 2 are completely different from the LP Vols. 1 and 2. Because of that 'confusion', I nearly odered the wrong stuff from what I was really looking for.

[gmfm2001]

Hi Rob T.

GMFM 2001 earlier responded to Rob T as……”Because of that 'confusion', I nearly odered the wrong stuff from what I was really looking for.”

Please note that I meant the confusion caused by EAP.

[DavidHemsley]

I really need to buy a record player!

Would lve to hear tracks 1 and 2 of side 1 again – brill brass tracks with full stereo seperation – fantastic.

[DavidHemsley]

ooops thats should have been ytrack 1 side 1: show starter and track 1 side 2: Music Pad

I have it in front of me but nothing to play it on

[DavidHemsley]

oh yes – btw – play track 99 Dib-de-Dub backwards and you'll hear Bill Mitchel asking for something!

[Barras]

DavidHemsley wrote:
ooops thats should have been ytrack 1 side 1: show starter and track 1 side 2: Music Pad

I have it in front of me but nothing to play it on

David,

just digitized that LP for “gmfm 2001”, the first cut is a little bit scratched but still listenable and overall, it`s good quality audio. Drop me an email and I`ll get it to you.

David Barras

[DavidHemsley]

cheers David I will do that!

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