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Tony Blackburn's Golden Hour is het nieuwe radioprogramma voor Tony Blackburn op BBC Radio 2, waarmee hij zijn rentree viert op dit station. Uitzending elke vrijdag tussen 20.00-21.00 (ned. tijd). Tijdens dit bescheiden uurtje draait hij uitsluitend 'gouden' klassiekers (zie hieronder de speellijst). Het programma heb ik via de bbc i-player gedownload en iets geupgrade via de mp3gain. Uitzending: [verborgen inhoud]: Gr, Melle

Radio Marketing Department London new commercials for the ILR Stations September 1981 total 28 min have a good weekend Hans [verborgen inhoud]

In het verleden is hier al eens verwezen naar een complete uitzenddag van een station uit New York City op D-day 1944. Maar hoe klonk een 'normale uitzenddag' van een Amerikaans radiostation in de jaren dertig? Via onderstaande link kun je luisteren naar een complete uitzenddag van het station WJSV in Washington, d.d. 21 september 1939, van 's ochtends vroeg tot in de nacht. Downloaden kan ook. [verborgen inhoud] Als je de smaak te pakken krijgt: op archive.org is nog veel meer old time radio te beluisteren. Paul

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Mijn buurman gaat verhuizen. Hij heeft een enorme "icova" bak voor zijn garage geregeld voor een grote schoonmaak. Ik vroeg of het goed was om een grote lege doos van mijn nieuwe TV erin te doen. "Is goed hoor", zei hij. Als een rechtgeaard snuffelaar viel mijn oog op voorbespeelde cassettes...."opgenomen van de radio lang geleden", zei hij...iets van 300 had hij er, waarvan ik er gelukkig een hoop van heb terug gevonden..geen idee wat er op staat...geen index..sommigen wel wat nummers waaronder 1979 nummers, dus we gaan een eind terug...ik ga aan de slag, beste mensen...!

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Corbey Radio - 20210124 - 2200-2300 - Robbie Owen - The Juke Box Drive-in - Pirate Special.Interview Ron 'O Queen.Swinging Radio England.mp3 [verborgen inhoud] Ik heb even de recorder laten meelopen met de player op mixcloud Voor wie het interview wil houden hierbij in pixeldrain de link Het is Niet gedownload met een mixcloud downloader of de kwaliteit beter is met het opnemen, of minuten lengte behouden blijft of inkort bij mixcloud downloader ? ... ik hou me er niet meer mee bezig. Wie het wil uitvissen doe het zelf maar, ik heb genoeg gevist in dit leven Tot uw dienst De Zeerover

Live 2 hour interview with Paul Rusling on Corby Radio's Juke Box Drive In programme yesterday evening is now on Mixcloud. Paul talks about his early interest in engineering and offshore radio and his subsequent career as a DJ/broadcast consultant including his time with Caroline and Laser. Paul's also introduced in the first part of the show when he speaks about how he had to travel by rail to the studio as his car's catalytic converter had been stolen on Friday. Interview Part 1 Interview Part 2

Juke Box Drive Pirate Radio Special with Roger Kent Part One: "Born on the day the Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury, Roger Kent grew up in Holloway London. He trained as an apprentice in Building Services, and enjoyed life playing in bands and enjoying R'n'B, Reggae, and Soul as it moved from London's underground to mainstream music. He became a successful Club Dj working big venues, including the major Mecca Ballrooms. He'd loved the 60's pirates and was delighted when RNI came on-air, and decided that he would one day work on the Mebo 2. It took him 3 years, and after great persistence, he arrived on the Mebo 2 on 14th February 1974 (Valentine's Day). This is his story…

Graham Cooke found his passion for radio aged just 7 when he heard Radio London. Listen how that youthful interest turned into career that got him into trouble helping Radio Jackie and eventually took him to the Voice of Peace of the coast of Israel Second hour of our live interview with Graham Cooke ("Peter Philips" on Caroline). He finally arrives on the Voice of Peace, then off to Radio Nova in Italy, a quick return to Radio Jackie, and then Caroline 558 from the Ross Revenge. After 1988 Graham goes "legit" - Invicta FM, Blue Danube Radio, Breeze AM, and finally BBC Radio Kent. Plus his latest project "Caroline Community Radio" in M…

This two hour live interview with Radio Monique/Caroline DJ Colin Peters was recorded when Bob Noakes also visited the Magic Echo Studio Colin starts by chatting about his early life when he lived near two well known offshore radio pioneers, talks about what life was really like on the Ross Revenge, where he worked from 1986 to 1989, the tender rides out there and how the Radio Monique onshore studios were hidden in plain sight. Part 1 Part 2

"Martin van der Ven has spent 25 years curating the wonderful website www.OffshoreRadio.DE and it's associated Flickr photographic archive (with more than 25,000 images!) He rarely gives interviews, so this is a unique opportunity to hear from "the quiet anorak". There's music by Earth & Fire, Bolland & Bolland, Raymond Lefevre, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Graham Gill (with Junior Walker) and Apollo 100, plus clips from Radio & TV Noordzee, Caroline, Veronica and RNI."

Geoff Fitch talks about his 18 months broadcasting on the Voice of Peace from 1982 and reflects on the music he played on his midnight show and on Twilight Time playing the likes of James Taylor, Harry Chapin, Janis Ian, and Art Garfunkel.

"Author, Broadcaster and Coach Driver Ray Clark joins us to talk about his latest book "Stay Tuned: I could say something brilliant at any moment". Growing up with pirate radio his burning ambition was to be on the radio. His route to achieving this took many years, but he eventually became the host of the BBC Essex Breakfast Show, on of the most challenging assignments on radio! Great tunes and interesting stories!" Mike

Robbie Owen's Jukebox Drive In is broadcasting three weeks of features about Radio 270. First last night was when I was interviewed about it's history from when it was first announced until closedown and the later aborted sale of the Ocean 7 to Radio Caroline when I briefly met Ronan onboard the Ocean 7. My Dad, manager of the National Provincial Bank Whitby, was good friends with one of their directors Tony Rylands. The money their shareholders invested was transferred to two Panamanian companies, one owned the ship, the other the equipment. That was done through his bank. Plenty of jingles, audio, ads, promos and records played by Radio 270 are included. …

Ron O'Quinn live from Ecuador talking to Robbie Owen on touring with the Beatles in August 1966, artists he met in the sixties and seventies including on Radio England and working on the Laissez Faire with mention of Johnnie Walker and Roger Twiggy Day.

"Dave Richards served on the Voice of Peace in 1979-80 at the age of just 17. Then in 1984 he joined Caroline becoming a regular on-air or behind the scenes until 1989. This is his story." "It's 1984 and Dave Richards has arrived on the Ross Revenge. He continues his story. Highs and lows, including the illegal raid by Dutch thugs when they removed most of the broadcast equipment and smashed the rest. "

"Continuing our look at Yorkshire's Radio 270, Paul Rusling joins us live from Yorkshire to talk about his experiences listening to Radio 270 and then getting to know the people involved. He brings Wilf Proudfoot to life and gives us a glimpse of the energy and conviction that set the station on a path to financial success."

Live interview with Lyn Gilbert last night on Robbie Owen's Jukebox Drive in on Corby Radio is available on Mixcloud ""Lyn Gilbert joins us to talk about working "Behind the Scenes at Radio Caroline in the 70s". It's a rare insight to how things operated in those "illegal days". Trying to get the movie about The Kennedy's and Martin Luther King off the ground and into cinemas, running errands to the continent to collect funds, supplying the station with new records, and the character of Ronan O'Rahilly are some of the amazing topics we cover. Oh, and of course, The Loving Awareness Band.....Enjoy!" She had difficulties connecting via her computer so the first pa…

"A 60 minute pirate radio special with Programme Director Ron O'Quinn taking us back to 1966. The photos captured in the "Swinging Radio England & Britain Radio Photobook", by Ray Anderson provide the talking points for the inside story of one of the biggest "pirates"." Competition to win a copy at the end of the show.

Robbie Owen's Juke Box Drive In October 29th: "Hans Knot, world renowned radio historian joins us live from the Netherlands to talk about Radio Veronica, which broadcast from he Dutch coast from 1960 to 1974. Hear about the two shios, the first attempts at English Programming, and Tineke, the first female Dj in Holland. Plus tunes from Golden Earrings, The Cata, Raymond Froggatt, David McWilliams, Kiki Dee, and Buffalo Springfield...oh, and even Robbie Dale!" I listened to Radio Veronica starting in 1962/63 so didn't hear CNBC as Robbie thought. Living 3 miles from Whitby on the North Yorkshire coast could receive it all day due to sea path. I reme…

A second one hour live interview with Ron O'Quinn. Picks up from last time with Ron talking about the format clock posted to Facebook last time & why he decided to broadcast news at 15 minutes after the hour on SRE. Following that discussion on the original SRE/Britain Radio frequencies & why they were changed, the Britain Radio format, his career at WFUN Miami, KYA San Francisco and then settling his family in Georgia. Ends with his views on radio today, why he moved to Ecuador & his return to radio with Big L 1395.

"Ron O'Quinn started in radio aged 16 and went on to present top-rated shows in Florida, Ohio, and California. He was also the Operations Director of Swinging Radio England and Britain Radio off the British coast in 1966. Hear how he got this job and others, how his Army discipline ensured he was always a complete professional, and the excitement of Dj'ing during the "British Invasion" There's mention of the SRE Song Wheel/Format Clock. Photo of it here, public Facebook post so should be able to be viewed without the need to have an account. [verborgen inhoud]

"Broadcaster, bus driver, accounts clerk ... Mr. RAY CLARK tells us about his first musical awakenings, and his love for sixties music and pirate radio. Dean Martin, Beatles, Bill Stewart ... and the Skatalites all get a play! " "Ray Clark finally makes it on to Caroline, and starts a long career in radio: Invicta, Breeze, BBC Essex and finally ... back to Caroline! Look for his book: "The True Story or The Boat That Rocked"