Ik heb naar aanleiding van bovenstaande een overzicht gemaakt van het begin van de boordperiodes:

 

Jan van der Meer - 18-01-1976 t/m 
Peter Pan - september 1974
Tim Ridder - 18-01-1976 t/m

 

Ben van Praag - 15 juli 1979 t/m 
Eric Mes - 07-08-1979 t/m 
Ferry Eden - 29-07-1979 t/m 
Jerry Hoogland - 29-07-1979 t/m 
Wim de Groot - 01-07-1979 t/m 
Daniël Boolen - 3 juli 1979 t/m 
Johan Vermeer - 9 juli 1979 t/m 

Correctie: Jerry Hoogland en Ferry Eden waren op zondag 29 juli 1979 voor het eerst te horen

het zou goed kunnen, want ik zie nu op andere papieren dat op vrijdag 27 juli Wim, Johan en Ben programma deden.

 

Klopt: Moet ook 29-7 zijn. Vermeer kwam zondagavond 8-7 aan boord en ging eraf op zaterdagavond 28-7. Toen kwamen Ferry en Jerry aan boord. Soul party van 29-7 met Vermeer was eerder opgenomen en meteen het laatste Vermeer gebeuren ooit op die zender

by the way: Wim de groot ging ook de 28 ste van boord...

Op ‎27‎-‎1‎-‎2019 om 08:00 zei Vincent:

Ik heb naar aanleiding van bovenstaande een overzicht gemaakt van het begin van de boordperiodes:

 

Peter Pan - september 1974

 

Peter Pan (Peter van Dyken*) 08-03-1974 t/m 08-09-1974**

 

* Zijn allereerste programma was trouwens op 12-09-1973 voor Radio Seagull.

 

**Herstel, dit was de periode dat hij programma's verzorgde voor Radio Caroline, sorry.

 

 

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7 uur geleden zei Robin Westhof:

 

Peter Pan (Peter van Dyken*) 08-03-1974 t/m 08-09-1974**

 

* Zijn allereerste programma was trouwens op 12-09-1973 voor Radio Seagull.

 

**Herstel, dit was de periode dat hij programma's verzorgde voor Radio Caroline, sorry.

 

 

Robin, there was a different guy using the name Peter Pan in March 1974. This was Eddy de Boeke who was the station manager of Mi Amigo at the start. Peter Van Dyken only used the name from 1st September 1974.

Did Eddy de Boeck programms?

3 uur geleden zei scotty:

Robin, there was a different guy using the name Peter Pan in March 1974. This was Eddy de Boeke who was the station manager of Mi Amigo at the start. Peter Van Dyken only used the name from 1st September 1974.

 

3 uur geleden zei scotty:

 

 

10 uur geleden zei bert ree:

Did Eddy de Boeck programms?

 

 

Yes he did Rock at One O'clock on a Saturday and a programme at 1500 hrs on a Sunday using the name Eddy Emery. He also did the evening programme for a very short time using the name Peter Pan. All in the first few weeks of Radio Mi Amigo.

19 uur geleden zei scotty:

Robin, there was a different guy using the name Peter Pan in March 1974. This was Eddy de Boeke who was the station manager of Mi Amigo at the start. Peter Van Dyken only used the name from 1st September 1974.

Eddy de Boeck

 

304.  Mi Amigo taped and live and Caroline after day off the air Peter Pan, Brian Andersen and Andy Archer 5‑3‑74    6'

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Hier nog wat info uit Monitor Magazine:

 

 

Radio Mi Amigo was experiencing its fare share of disc-jockey changes. On March 1st a new name was heard on the 18.00-19.00 GMT show, this was Peter Pan (alias Eddie de Boeck once again!), but he only remained. until March 5th. The last "Rock at One O’Clock" to be hosted by Eddie Emery occurred on Mar.9th. It was at this time that Eddie de Boeck left his job as Programme Director with Radio Mi Amigo, having put the station firmly on the road to success. He is now running his own disco business in Gent. March 14th saw the ship's cook Paul Brandt do a single live show in Dutch, on what should have been an English programme from 18,00-19.00 GMT; the first of Paul's regular live shows for the Flemish Service began on March 24th (06.00-07.00 BST). Secco did his last show between 18.30-19.00 BST also on March 24th, and then he too left the station. DJ--ing was only a part-time occupation with him, as he is the

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manager of a cinema in Holland. A voice from the past in the form of Peter van Dam took over the 09.00-10.00 BST morning show on Mar.25th, and in addition, from Mar.29th of these also to be heard in the 18.00-19.00 BST time slot. He continues to host both of these programmes. On the morning of March 30th we heard another of the ship's crew Peter van Dyken do the first of a short series of live shows between 06.00-07.00 BST. March 30th was also the day that newcomer Henk van Broeckhoven introduced "Rock at One O'Clock, but he only stayed long enough to do three of these programmes, and was last heard on April 13th. Bob Noakes did a single programme in Radio Mi Amigo's English Service between 20.00-21.00 BST on Apr.12th. Then on April 22nd Graham Kay, an Australian from Sydney, was heard for the first time on their English Service, he can now be heard regularly between 19.00-21.00 BST whenever he is on the boat. April 23rd was the date that Paul Brandt did another single hour's programme (20.00-21.00 BST), but this one was in English.