AUDIO Some Audio moments from South West London's favourite station. The Real Audio versions of each clip should stream out a few seconds after you click them. The MP3 files are better quality though. In fact they're better quality here than they were on Medium Wave! You'll need a Real Audio player or some other suitable MP3 player (such as Winamp) to play them, by the way. JINGLES Around the turn of the eighties, Mingles, a production company in London's West End kindly gave us a jingles package, which we used for a few years, finally replacing them with a package from PAMS Productions in Dallas. The Radio Jackie Ballad (Mingles) Sung by Carl Wayne, formerly of The Move (0'13") 227 Radio Jackie (Mingles) Sung by Carl Wayne, Jackie Challoner and others (0'19") Hits 24 hours a day (PAMS) (0'10") More Hits (PAMS) (0'05") Short Chorus (PAMS) (0'05") From the bustle of suburbia (PAMS) (0'18") When you get up in the morning (PAMS) (0'18") COMMERCIALS Thanks to impressionist David Coker (who voiced them all), You can now re-live some of Radio Jackie's most aired commercials, all from their biggest advertiser at the time, T&K Heating. Kenny Everett Show With Sid Snot, Cupid Stunt and others (1'11") Heating Challenge In the voice of Bamber Gascoigne. Additional voice, Peter Stremes (0'45") Martha and the baby Possibly the most famous one of all, in the voice of Jimmy Stewart (1'16") Can you tell what it is yet? In the voice of Rolf Harris, complete with song (1'09") T&K Countdown Spoof of Tony Blackburn, Kenny Everett and Jimmy Saville (1'06") LINKS 107.8 Radio Jackie The current Radio Jackie site. It IS back you know! Chris Mackerell's Jackie Site Features the Radio Jackie album, in streaming Real Audio Radio Kaleidoscope Another old pirate station with close associations to Radio Jackie. Bandit World An article from a local paper about the demise of Radio Jackie and it's staff. PAMS Productions Dallas based jingle production company. Suppliers of the last Jackie package. Pirate Radio Hall of Fame Links and photographs from the pirate radio world. Mainly offshore.