Radio 355 05-08-1967 The Closedown

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Radio 355 05-08-1967 The Last 14 Minuts

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Radio 355 08-07-1967 Mark Sloane

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Radio 355 15-07-1967 Tony Monson

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Its Tony MonsoEn.

12 minutes ago, Marinebroadcasters said:

Its Tony MonsoEn.

Take a look at The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame sixties DJ directory for the correct spelling.

Mvg,

John C

2 uur geleden zei Marinebroadcasters:

Its Tony MonsoEn.

volgens Pirate Radio Hall of fame

 

Tony Monson

 Tony first started in radio while living in Bermuda, on the same station that employed Duncan Johnson and Mike Lennox. He moved up the ladder from librarian and production assistant, to relief presenter, deputising for DJs on leave. Eventually, in 1965, he got his own evening pop and soul music show. In 1967 Tony left Bermuda to move to London and joined the easy-listening Radio 355. It was a popular station but its days were numbered and 355 closed down in August 1967, ten days before the Marine Offences Act became law. Tony and fellow Radio 355 presenter Dave MacKay then started one of the country's first mobile disco businesses and in 1971 opened a record and hi-fi shop in Brighton, Sussex. While living in Brighton Tony also found time to broadcast on BBC Radios Brighton and Medway. A soul music fanatic, he was involved with the London land-based pirates Radio Invicta, JFM, Horizon and Solar Radio. In 1985 Tony went legit when he joined Essex Radio and, later, the Thamesmead station RTM (later renamed Millennium Radio.) He can now be found on the satellite and web reincarnation of Solar Radio.

 

Dus... wie heeft het bij het rechte eind????

 

Dank voor dit draadje en mooie opnames Martin 

1 uur geleden zei Jaap De Vries:

Dank voor dit draadje en mooie opnames Martin 

Fijn dat er weer eens wat Engelse stations langskomen waarvan we al een tijdje geen opnames zagen passeren.

Dank Martin.

14 uur geleden zei Marinebroadcasters:

Its Tony MonsoEn.

It isn't. Its MonsOn.

355-19670805-2200-0020-PresenterGoodbyes&FinalClosedown-(Edits-64min)-(845kHz)
355-19670805-2359-0013-TonyWindsor-PartOfClosingDown-(845kHz)  *)
355-19670708-1300-1330-MarkSloane-(845kHz)
355-19670729-0957-1117-TonyMonson-(845kHz)

 

*) Tony Windsor  

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De laatste keer dat Tony Windsor te horen was. Hij werkte onder zijn eigen naam Tony Withers op Radio Atlanta en Radio Caroline South. Hierna als Tony Windsor bij Radio London. In februari 1967 werd hij programma directeur van Radio 355. Zijn laatste 'offshore radio' woorden:

 

"Time for me to say goodbye. I don't know what I'm going to say. You know, you rehearse these things, but it's ridiculous because..ah. .so many memories..ah. .How can I thank the boys I've worked with..ah..from the start I've thanked them personally so I don't want to thank them over the air, that would be embarrassing but I've made many friends among them and you the people out there and all the stations I've worked for. I want to thank you very sincerely for your kindnes, what a great experience it's been for me an Australian coming here being able to broadcast to millions and I was only used to thousands... true, to millions...to millions...when you close the switch. I do thank you and I think in the future wherever I get lonely and that's highly probable. The faces of all the people I've worked with, the memories, the friends that I've made among the listeners. I hope that at that the height of my loneliness comes flooding back to me and so instantanously ease that loneliness. I won't forget you and thank you. Ladies and Gentlemen: this is your man with the music Tony Windsor saying: 'See you around', like a record, like a bell, a bell? Yes, ship's bell. I get confused. Good night..Goodbye( pause)-and God bless you! And now our Managing Director Ted Allbeury."

 

groet, Hans
 

18 april 20241 jr. bewerkt door Hans Hendriks