Mark Hodgkinson Web Site

Hi, I'm Mark Hodgkinson from Doncaster, England and what you would call an 'anorak' when it comes to radio jingles. I have collected them from a variety of stations across the world for many years.

If you're also a collector then I'm always open to swaps. I collect on WAV/MP3 or CD format rather than cassette and concentrate on packages from UK stations; but also have a range of packages from US and European stations.

As well as primarily collecting full packages, I also collect demos from jingle production companies in the UK and other countries plus syndicated radio show and Morning Show CDs.

If you find something of interest in my collection then please contact me to arrange a swap for something in your collection.

Although I'm interested in the majority of jingles offered to me by other collectors, you can find a list of jingle packages that I'm specifically after here.

To save you time scanning through my extensive listings to find new material, here now follows a list of the 15 most recent additions to my jingle collection with the latest towards the top:

3FM (Netherlands) - 2000 Wise Buddah Custom Jingles
JonesTM - 2008 Showreel
Rock FM - 2007 On-Air Station Imaging (ReelWorld ONE)
Pepsi FM's America's Choice - 1989 Sound Ideas Jingles
JAM - "Jingles With Vision" Demo CD/DVD
Radio Apeldoorn - Top Format/JAM "Celebrate" Jingles
Radio 5 - Top format/JAM "Ready: Mix!" Jingles
Top Format - TF07055 - Jingles & Audio Imaging Demo 2007
Top Format - TF06053 - MMVII Demo 2006
Top Format - TF05047 - Lyden AF Danmark Demo 2005
VARA Radio (Netherlands) - JAM "We Talk New York" Jingles
Piccadilly Radio - 1988 Airforce "The Music Experience" Jingles
Radio Flevoland (Netherlands) - JAM "Something Big" Jingles
Lite FM (Dublin) - JAM "Sky-Trax" & "Today's Coast" Jingles
Yorin FM - 2002 Reelworld Jingles

Wheatley Radio was Mark Hodgkinson's bedroom radio station in the early 90's, which broadcast to his brothers' bedroom down down the landing. This web page features a selection of archive aircheck recordings and jingles.

If you're looking to find other jingle collectors, or you simply just want to talk to others about jingles then why not check out JingleMad.Com.

The Jingle Network is a monthly audio bulletin of jingle news from around the world and is a must for any discerning jingle fan or radio programmer.

In addition to the above, there are many other web sites on the net dedicated to radio jingles - some of them by jingle collectors like me! For a list of links to sites that I have collected over the years please Click Here. Alternatively, you can visit other jingle sites by using the Bravenet 'World Of Jingles' control panel below.

World Of Jingles Ring Owner: Ken David Site: KenDavid.com

"Hi, Mark! Your very own anorak site....I mean web site. Wow, I am impressed!" - [Stuart Spandler] "Always great to find other like minded people who collect jingles; not many of us about!" - [David Watts] "Nice jingle site!" - [Phil Brown] "Hey Mark !! Well done on the site. It's looking good." - [Neal Bowden] "I'm impressed by your website. Its really looking good." - [Lars Holm] "At last, someone who's a serious jingle collector" - [Stuart Cocker] "Hi Mark. All I can say is Wow!" - [Paul Hughes] "Hi Mark. I've surfed onto your webpage, and was very impressed by your extensive jingles listings" - [Alan Jones] "I am very impressed with the site - very cool - I mean, c'mon, even YOUR picture looks okay!" - [James Gordon] "I got a chance to look at your site tonight and I must say very impressive!!!! The graphic layout and content is very professional and the navigation is easy" - [Kieran Murray] "Hi Mark... I saw your name on the Jingle Web site and headed to your web site - very nice!" - [Ted Tatman] "I just love your funky jingle site - I'd even give it a gold star. Stay dry buddy!" - [Paul Bartley] "Congratulations on producing a well designed and informative site." - [Andrew Cleeves]