BBC Radio 1 & 2 Jingles

You can buy a CD featuring the original Radio One jingles
HERE

British listeners first heard jingles when the offshore stations started in 1964.

When the BBC set up Radios 1 and 2 in 1967,
they went to the same American jingle companies as the offshore stations had.
Below is a selection.

Radio One - Series 1
"That Means Music"	"The Voice Of Radio 1" This was the first jingle heard on Radio 1	"You're Off And Running"
"247 Radio 1"	"Let The Good Times Roll"	"Big News"
"Good Time Music"	"The Greatest"	"Merry Go Round Of Musical Fun"
	News
Radio One - Series 2
"Drive Safely"	"The Music Machine" Full Bed	"247 National"
"The Number One"	"Number One Across The Nation"	"Wherever You Are"
"Wonderful Weekend"	"If You've Got The Time"	"From Coast To Coast"
Radio One - Series 3 (Stereo)
"Radio One News"	"247 Weather Check" Full Bed	"Traffic News" Full Bed
"Good Afternoon"	"Play The Oldies"	"It's National"
	"Smile With Us In The Morning"
Radio Two - Series 1
"1500m Long Wave"	"VHF Just For You"	"Bruce Wyndham"
"Every Day Music"	News	"Much More Easy Listening"
"It's Night Ride"		"With Your Traffic News"
Radio Two - Series 2 (Stereo)
"Stereo Radio 2"	"Your Favourite Music" Music bed	"Album Of The Week"
"Two's Company"	"Listen And Win Today"	"Goes Racing"
"Traffic News"	'Country' Music Bed	News
"Much More Music" Used to open the station each morning		Instrumental