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Offshore

X rated Kenny everett promo and Alfasound Spoof Commercial

Kenny Everett X-Rated Bits

Roger Scott - Last Show - WPTR Albany 1966

We caused a bit of commotion on Steve Wright's Sunday Love songs this morning! Oops!

Steve Wright

Here Is A Selection Of The Old Capital Radio Jingle’s As Know As 95.8 Capital FM In Its Day. From 2011-Present Capital London Was Rebranded Into 9 Capital Stations Across The UK Taking Over The Old Galaxy Stations Now Know As Capital.

Capital Radio Jingle [3]

Capital Radio Jingle [4]

Radio Caroline North DJ Jerry 'Soopah' Leighton gives his first interview since 1967 to Trevor Dann. Recorded for the Newstalk documentary The Pirate Port. A TDC Production.

Jerry Leighton Podcast

Ulster Television closes for the night one Saturday in 1968.

Ulster Television closedown in 1968

It's 1965 and Kenny Everett closes down Wonderful Radio London for another night at 9pm.

Radio London closedown with Kenny Everett

Wonderful Radio London closes down for the night with Paul Kaye telling you who you'll be listening to tomorrow.

Radio London closedown with Paul Kaye in 1965

Paul Kaye wishes us a good night from Wonderful Radio London one evening in 1965.

Radio London brief daily closedown with Paul Kaye, 1965

In the main, the offshore stations went off air each day between 7 and 8pm in order to not compete with Radio Luxembourg and to let the DJs watch a bit of Rediffusion/ATV or Anglia. But for holidays, they often stayed on air much later - although without adverts, again for Luxembourg's sake. Here Paul Kaye closes down Big L with a run down of tomorrows programmes and a reminder that they're on until midnight.

Radio London closedown with run down of tomorrow's programmes

Terrible atmospherics make this clip only for the determined and the DXers: from the weather into a daily closedown of Wonderful Radio London with Paul Kaye in 1965.

Radio London closedown (bad atmospherics)

Kenny Everett does a fantastic (of course!) trailer for Dave Cash's Rabbit Patch breakfast show on Wonderful Radio London.

Kenny Everett - The Dave Cash Show (The Rabbit Patch)

Kenny Everett with another fabulous promo, this time for The TW Show on Wonderful Radio London.

Kenny Everett - The TW Show promo

Kenny Everett produces yet another funny and innovative promo for a Wonderful Radio London programme - this time, it's the Dave Dennis Show.

Kenny Everett - Double-D Show promo

Wonderful Radio London's Kenny Everett pops up to read a listener's letter.

Kenny Everett reads a listener's letter

"War Of The Worlds" Radio Broadcast 1938, Orson Welles

It's Capital Radio's 1st birthday and Kenny Everett takes us through this celebratory flexidisc of off-air clips.

Capital Radio first birthday flexidisc

A quick promo for Transdiffusion's #EverettDay - 4 April 2016

Kenny Everett on Transdiffusion promo

A rarity: Kenny Everett returns to BBC Radio 1 in April 1973 for a recorded record show on Sunday afternoons. He would leave again - voluntarily this time - in October 1973 to join the new Capital Radio.

Kenny Everett back on Radio 1 - 8 April 1973

Kenny plays Tony's hit Greenlight on his radio show...26th July, 1966....number 33 in the top 40.

26.7.66...Kenny Everett plays Tony Blackburn's latest hit Greenlight.

Kenny Everett- The UK Top 10 - 16th May 1970

Look Thru' the Eyes of Roy Wood & Wizzard - Hits & Rarities, Brilliance & Charm... (1974-1987)

Kenny Everett Jingle

UBN The Last Hour 16th December 1979

Here’s a selection of Kenny Everett jingles from Capital Radio, Radio Victory and BBC Radio 2.

Kenny Everett Jingles

Steve Wright on the BBC Radio 1 Roadshow, broadcast from 11am to 12:30pm on Monday 28th July 1986. Recorded 'off-air' via 1053 kHz (285m) MW. Frank Partridge (Newsbeat) also features, reading the 11:30am news.

The programme shcedule for this date can be found at 
http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/radio1/england/1986-07-28

Note: Music has been edited out to comply with copyright laws. Also, the audio fades/becomes distorted in places due to being recorded between two high-power transmitters (at PK & DEI), and has been audio processed (filtered/compressed/limited) to bring up the quality and loudness.

Steve Wright On The BBC Radio One Roadshow (28th July 1986)

Jingle Kenny Can!

Blue Mink's package for Capital Radio 194 in 1974. With thanks to Jon Tarrant.

Transdiffusion Broadcasting System

Capital Radio 194 package

Steve - Wright - Radio - 1-vintage - Bbc - Radio - 1-vintage

John - Peel - Radio - 1-vintage - Bbc - Radio - 1-vintage

Recorded imaging : Launch BBC Radio 1 Vintage (beatmix)

Part 2 (hour 2 of a 2 hour show) of the 1980 version of the World's Worst Wireless Show. This recording is minus adverts and news (shame). Broadcast on 4th April 1980 between 13:00 and 14:00 hrs.
This show count-downs from 14 to #1.
(The #2 song is simply amazing ...)

Kenny Everett : 1980 Bottom 30 (Part 2) World's Worst Wireless Show. 4 Apr 1980. Capital Radio

In September 2017, BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2 celebrated 50 years since they launched. Central to the celebrations was BBC Radio 1 Vintage, a 3-day station celebrating the presenters and programmes of the last 50 years.

To image and promote the station we blended the music and imaging of the last 5 decades with long-time Radio 1 voice over, John Wells. JAM Creative Productions made many of the original sung jingles for BBC Radio 1, and so we asked them to help us create the sound of Radio 1 Vintage.

This is just some of the audio we produced to brand and promote BBC Radio 1 Vintage.

1. Radio 1 50th Birthday Opener with Nick Grimshaw and Radio 1’s original Breakfast show presenter, Tony Blackburn
2. Radio 1 Vintage trail on Radio 1
3. Radio 1 Vintage trail on Radio 2 
4. Radio 1’s Greatest Hits mix – one of the many mixes we created to mark the birthday with tracks from the last 50 years
5. Radio 1 Vintage Top of Hour, we used these to navigate listeners around the schedule
6. Radio 1 Vintage jingles x2
7. Radio 1 Vintage Show Opener – Gary Davies
8. Radio 1 Vintage Mark and Lard trail, played on Radio 1 and 6 Music
9. Radio 1 Vintage Chris Moyles trail, played on Radio 1
10. Radio 1 Vintage Pete Tong trail, played on Radio 1

Producers from the BBC Station Sound Pop Hub: Chris Reay & Liam Hadley

Beat-matched production: Betamaxx

Greatest Hits mix: Matt Fisher

Jingles: JAM Creative Productions

BBC Radio 1 Vintage September 2017

A snapshot of BBC Radio One airchecks from late summer 1989 - beginning with Mark Goodier's top 40 rundown from 20th August and ending with Bruno's chart on 10th September. In between - lots of stuff, including the Roadshow, Gary Davies, Mike Read, Steve Wright... and even Doctor Fish Filleter!

BBC Radio One - Summer 1989 Aircheck Snapshot

UBN Opening - 1st September 1970

This is taken from a BBC Radio 4Extra programme where Kenny talks about his influences including theGoons, Dick Barton and his favourite DJ Jack Jackson http://www.radioacademy.org/hall-of-fame-member/jack-jackson/

Kenny Everett talking about his influences including his favourite DJ Jack Jackson

Greg Edwards Capital Radio London 1978

Kenny Everett was king of the jingles, and would often have people he admired provide soundbites for his radio shows - which included the Muppets, whom Everett had introduce his many on-air competitions. On the 3rd October 1981 Kenny Everett returned to the BBC and broadcast his first show on Radio 2. These three jingles (complete with noise and chatter over them) were part of that show - one from Kermit The Frog (Jim Henson), two from Fozzie Bear (Frank Oz).

Kenny Everett's Muppet jingles, 1981

Adrian Love - UBN 1972

Kenny Everett at The Beeb

Classic Capital Radio 194 featuring Roger Scott - Graham Dene - Gerald Harper - Gillette Advert

Classic Capital Radio 194- Roger Scott - Graham Dene - Gerald Harper - Gillette Advert

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