It’s been a while since I’ve added any audio, so here’s a couple of station songs from the late 90′, complete with lyrics! Produced by Steve England this is the same song sung for two different stations; Kingdom FM in Fife, and Peak 107 FM in Derbyshire.

Kingdom FM

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Kingdom FM

In Fife it’s in the air
A voice you can hear everywhere

Dunfermline and Newport
Glenrothes and Markinch
The Forth road and rail bridge

Golfing in St. Andrews
or walking in the Lomond Hills
Carnegie Hall, Cupar’s corn exchange

Driving on the M90 there’s a voice for everyone
Fife’s magic mix, Kingdom FM

Dalgety Bay and Elie
Kinghorn and Leslie
Wherever you go Kingdom’s in the air

Inverkeithing and Kelty
Cupar and Drumkilty
Kirkcaldy is our kind of place

Something’s in the air, you can hear it everywhere,
From the River Tay to the River Forth

Fife’s magic mix
Kingdom FM Scotland

Peak 107 FM

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Peak 107 FM

In the air in North Derbyshire
A voice you can hear everywhere

Matlock and Clay Cross
Bolsover and Bakewell
Chesterfield and the crooked spire

Chatsworth House is our house
Eckington and Staveley
Hardwick hall, The Peak National Park

Driving down the M1, there’s a voice for everyone
You’ve got the peak, Peak 107 FM

Wingerworth and Walton,
Shuttlewood, and Whittington,
wherever you go peak is in the air

Arkwright Town and Grassmoor,
North Wingfield and Nether Moor
Saltergate is our kind of place

Something’s in the air, you can hear it everywhere
at last you’ve made it to the peak

You’ve made it to the peak
Peak 107 FM Derbyshire

More jingle audio here

Here’s a montage I posted on Jinglemad a couple of years ago demonstrating how jingles are syndicated and re-sung. In this montage you’ll first hear the JAM jingle originally created for stations such as Z100 in New York, and then you’ll hear how Key 103 in Manchester had JAM re-sing the same tracks with their own lyrics.

Included are every JAM jingle sung for Piccadilly Key 103 between 1989 and 2000.

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