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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Does Malaco still do jingles?

  Between 1968 and 1970, Capitol Records released six singles and a Grammy Award -nominated album by Mississippi Fred McDowell. Revenue from record releases was minimal, however, and Malaco survived doing jingles, booking bands, promoting concerts, and renting the studio for custom projects.

• How does Paignton Zoo support wildlife conservation?

  Every purchase made through the online shop directly supports Paignton Zoo and Newquay Zoo, part of Wild Planet Trust, and our wildlife conservation work. Whatever you buy, you can be sure that you’ve helped to make a difference to wildlife, and wild places, around the world.

• What are PAMS jingles?

  The sound of PAMS jingles was an unmistakable part of top-40 radio in the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. This classic material, and the history behind it, lives here. PAMS is a registered trademark of PAMS Productions, Inc.

• Where is South Devon College Paignton?

  The campus is located at Long Road, Paignton, TQ4 7EJ. The South West Energy Centre (SWEC) is a solar-powered building combining such course as Business, Accounting, Plumbing and Electrical. The campus is located Long Road, Paignton TQ4 7BJ. South Devon High School is based at South Devon College, Paignton Campus.

• Can you use jingles in advertising?

  The word most often associated with jingles is “earworm.” These songs wiggle into our brains and hearts, making us remember the brands when we need them most. Even if you’re not the world’s best singer, you can still use jingles in your advertising campaigns. Worst case scenario, there’s always Barry Manilow.