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Weet iemand wie hier achter de microfoon zit?

1 hour ago, Hans Hulswit said:

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Weet iemand wie hier achter de microfoon zit?

DJ is Simon Barrett.

Mvg,

John C

Dank!!

 

Nee, ik zeg Nigel Harris/Stuart Russell. zat in 1984 een korte Periode aan boord onder zijn naam die hij ook gebruikte op de Mi Amigo. Later ging hij door het leven als Nigel Harris.  Mooie opname trouwens.

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Definitely Stuart Russell with Jay Jackson reading the news. This first stint on the Ross rejoining on the 1st of July. The next time he appeared was 

1987 as Nigel Harris just before the collapse of the tower.

Dale

12 uur geleden zei Hans Hulswit:

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Weet iemand wie hier achter de microfoon zit?

Stuart Russell 834-921 British Summer Time

 

5 uur geleden zei bert ree:

Stuart Russell 834-921 British Summer Time

 

 

Het is Nigel Harris, hij gebruikte in die periode de naam Stuart Russell niet meer. 

3 uur geleden zei Vincent:

Het is Nigel Harris, hij gebruikte in die periode de naam Stuart Russell niet meer. 

 

In 1984 nog wel.

 

 

Hier (foto midden) samen met Jay Jackson ( Crispian st John) aan boord van de Ross Revenge in 1984.

 

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Programma zondag 01-07-84:

 

07.00-11.00  Dave Richards

11.00-15.00  Stuart Russell

15.00-19.00  Tom Anderson

19.00-23.00  Blake Williams met de LP Top 30

23.00-03.00 Stuart Vincent

 

Programma maandag 02-07-84:

 

07.00-11.00 Dave Richards

11.00-15.00 Stuart Russell

15.00-19.00 Blake Williams

19.00-23.00 Tom Anderson

23.00-03.00 Stuart Vincent

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6 uur geleden zei Vincent:

 

Het is Nigel Harris, hij gebruikte in die periode de naam Stuart Russell niet meer. 

Volgens offshoreradio.co.uk: het toeval wil dat ze juist een fragment nemen van bovenstaande opname van 22.7.84 van .... Stuart Russell

 

 

Nigel Harris As Stuart Russell, he had been heard on Radio Caroline for many years from the mv Mi Amigo (see entry in The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame ‘Seventies Supplement’). Following the sinking of the Mi Amigo, he was involved in unsuccessful attempts to launch a couple of other offshore stations, Radio Phoenix and Radio Paradise, but he returned to Caroline - now broadcasting from the mv Ross Revenge - in June 1984. Still calling himself Stuart Russell on this first stint, he only stayed for one month as, due to lack of a decent salary, he needed to find paid employment on land. It was three years before he returned and, when he came back, he had a new name. His real first name is Nigel and occasionally other DJs had referred to him on air as “Nigel, I mean Stuart” so he now became known as Nigel Harris, the name he still uses. Nigel stayed with Caroline until the end of its time at sea, becoming the last programme controller during that period. Following the final maritime transmissions, he joined the Voice Of Peace off the coast of Israel. Since then Nigel has been heard on Invicta FM, Breeze AM, EKR, KMFM and RFM. He currently presents a weekly show on the internet incarnation of Radio Caroline and, under his old name of Stuart Russell, on Quasar Radio. At the Amsterdam Radio Day in 2009 he was presented with an award by Caroline as a mark of appreciation of his 33 years of loyal service to the station (see photos). That same year he published an excellent book about his offshore career, Ships In Troubled Waters. Away from the radio, he is a church organist. (Photo by Caroline Martin from Offshore Echo's magazine. There are more of Caroline's photos here. Nigel also features in Chris Cooper's photo album.)

  Stuart Russell on a Sunday morning Breakfast Show from Radio Caroline, 22nd July 1984, with Jay Jackson reading the news (duration 2 minutes 20 seconds)
  Five years later, with a different DJ name and different station format, Nigel Harris on Caroline-558 from the afternoon of 26th December 1989. Both clips are edited from recordings made available by The Offshore Radio Archive (duration 4 minutes 9 seconds)

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