Date with destiny: Princess Elizabeth, 13, catches her first glimpse of dashing young naval cadet Philip in... UK records 1,730 new Covid cases - down a quarter on last week - as daily deaths drop to seven - taking the... Mutant South African Covid-19 variant can 'break through' the Pfizer jab, study finds. For a generation of teenagers, it was the radio station that let them listen to pop music in the days when the stuffy BBC rationed such treats. Eventually, he joined the BBC and became known to millions. He later became a freelance disc jockey and was heard over the air in the USA and Mexico before coming to England. His Radio 2 breakfast show in the 1970s and early 1980s gained him a cult following and established his distinctively witty, self-effacing presentational style. Everett also proved vital in establishing Big L’s friendly relationship with The Beatles, travelling with them on their 1966 US tour. Presented a popular Sunday show. It’ll make you feel good all over.”. His first public appearance was in the ITV play Touch of a Dead Hand. First broadcasting from the Radio Caroline South ship, Don later moved to Radio Caroline North. The timid Liverpudlian became electrifying behind the microphone and was envied for his genius as a tape editor, and for his assortment of Goon Show-inspired voices and characters. He achieved nationwide fame in 1967 as one of the first disc jockeys to broadcast on Radio 1‘s launch day and his 30-minute Sunday night The Mike Raven Blues Show soon became a two-hour slot. In 2009, KDIS continues on 1110 as the West Coast headquarters of Disney Radio. In its 1960s heyday, the station became popular for playing pop music aimed at teenage listeners for the first time. Retired from radio in 2007. DJ’s included Don Wardell, Pete Murray, David ‘Kid’ Jensen, Tony Prince, Keith Fordyce, Kenny Everett, Barry Alldis, Jimmy Savile, Alan Freeman, Bob Stewart, Simon Dee, Paul Burnett, Dave … There was considerable fudging over the reasons for his on-air dismissal from Radio One. Jack Jackson: the DJ who made radio fun Blending music and humour from the austere Forties to the swinging Sixties. His first job was in a menswear store where, after three months, he had a serious mishap with an expensive suit and left. became a radio legend and were sensibly resuscitated by Radio 1 for whom he first He was famed for his pacy banter, outlandish dress sense and quirky sense of humour, and described himself as “the Emperor, the geeter with the heater, your leader, your groovy host from the West coast, here to clear up your skin and mess up your mind. broadcast on 2 October 1967. Young became a mainstay of Radio 1 until he transferred to the rarified atmosphere of Radio 2 in 1973. He was only there for six months but during that time his shows with Kenny Everett The programme suffered over the years from recurrent bouts of rescheduling when it was shunted around the network like a redundant goods train. He also wrote songs for Screaming Lord Sutch, John L. Watson and the Hummelflugs and many others. After his death in 2011, hundreds of allegations of sexual abuse were made against him, leading the police to believe that Savile had been a predatory sex offender – possibly one of Britain’s most prolific. Born in Devon in 1941 and brought up in Wimbledon, Ed “Stewpot” Stewart was supposed to have a secure job when he left school playing double bass in a jazz band in Hong Kong – but when he got there, there was no band, no job, no friends – he was stranded. Then he struck it lucky. Snapped up by Radio 1 where he hosted the breakfast show. Known to listeners as Tony ‘Your Royal Ruler’ Prince, he went on to become programme director of Radio Luxembourg. He had KRLA pounding the dial while still retaining fidelity. Playlists. Luckily, he was stranded outside the office of a local radio station so he went in and asked for a job. 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His appealingly diffident delivery was backed up by a comprehensive knowledge of his subject and he built up a faithful audience over the He was asked by Herman to accompany The Hermits on their American tour. After a year on the Continent, he took the plunge and was pressed into service by pirate station Radio London where he was happier because he had greater control over his own programmes. Why not be the first to send us your thoughts, Simon was born in Birmingham but lived in Suffolk until 1954 when he moved to Shropshire. In 1979 Wright got his big break at Radio Luxembourg, where he presented his own nightly show, presenting a Saturday evening show, then Saturday morning. Renowned for his risque remarks and unpredictable behaviour, Everett found himself suddenly out of a job in 1970, after moving to the BBC. Londoner Dave Cash acquired his accent after emigrating to Canada when he was 1933 gestartet, hat Radio Luxembourg immer wieder für Revolutionen im Radio gesorgt: es war der erste Sender, der eine Hitparade ausstrahlte. A meeting with Ronan O’Rahilly led to Simon Dee becoming a DJ on Radio Caroline when she started broadcasting at Easter 1964. But it went on to draw estimated audiences of 10million on Sunday nights in the 1960s when it broadcast the Top 20 in an hour-long programme. 3. He left London quite early on, in 1965, and worked for EMI, presenting their ‘plug’ After a lean time, the BBC opened its door to him in 1967 and he was principally responsible for devising Scene and Heard which embraced news items, a review of the pop press, interviews with pop people in the news and a look at a current LP. Left the station in 1975 and joined Radio Victory in Portsmouth. From left to right back, Howard Pearce, Pete Murray, David Jensen, Timmy Mallett (centre) , Mike Read, Tony Prince, Mark Wesley, Peter Anthony and ambassador Jean Olinger, second from right, Peter Anthony pictured in 1991 who was a Radio Luxembourg DJ (left). Newborn baby is found dead in Morrisons car park as police issue urgent appeal to find infant's mother. At least eight people are dead and hundreds of buildings damaged as powerful 5.9 magnitude earthquake rocks... BAFTA 2021 Film Awards: Nomadland leads the winners with FOUR prizes, Anthony Hopkins beats Chadwick Boseman... BAFTA 2021 Film Awards: 'It's ruining the show!' 0 . He was booked for was a two-week stint on Housewives Choice which proved to be a turning point in his career and he began to develop as a DJ. Born and raised... Universal were so confident in The Blues Brothers that they poured a record $27 million into the movie. years. The BBC maintained that it was not Everett’s on-air remarks about the transport minister’s wife (he claimed she had passed her driving test only because she had crammed a fiver into her examiner’s hand), but the fact that he had broken his promise not to “speak to the press on controversial broadcasting matters” which got him the boot. In 1947, he claims to have become the first DJ to use twin turntables for continuous play, and in 1958 became a radio DJ at Radio Luxembourg. Los Angeles Radio History: 1960s by Alex Cosper Introduction 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s see also American Radio History Many times what has started in L.A. has been followed by the nation. In Britain, Radio 1 and Top of the Pops began in the Sixties, but by 1970 the Disc Jockeys (or DJ’s) had been elevated to stardom, and many were household names; Tony Blackburn, David ‘Diddy’ Hamilton, Alan ‘Fluff’ Freeman, Dave Lee Travis, Noel Edmonds and Jimmy Saville (who moved to television with Jim’ll Fix It in 1975). Listen to Top 20 Chart Show (1.8.65) - Radio Luxembourg -1st August, 1965 by Shilpot for free. He left his salesman’s job and three days later was with Swinging Radio England (after failing an audition with Radio Luxembourg). September 1964 Keith Skues joins Radio Caroline. to the microphone and visited Los Angeles and New York before returning to England 0 . Henry joined pirate ship Radio Scotland after a stint at acting. “Like kids across Europe, I became a devout Radio Luxembourg listener at quite a young age. One scene alone called for six camera crews, five... Bette Midler grew up in Hawaii, where her parents Fred and Ruth had moved in the early 1940s from Paterson, New Jersey. Pregnant woman, 29, reveals her ex-boyfriend's new partner is treating her like a 'surrogate' for her unborn... Jennifer Ruby Senior Showbiz Correspondent For The Daily Mail. One of the great innovators. Former Luxembourg DJs include David Jensen (l) and Mike Read (centre) Disc jockeys including David Jensen and Mike Read, who broadcast from music station Radio Luxembourg, have held a reunion to mark its 75th anniversary. He began broadcasting in Canada at the age of sixteen presenting, oddly enough, classical music. A native of Dorset, Brandon broke into broadcasting – after a spell as a journalist and some time on the variety stage as a comedy impressionist – when he read an item in a newspaper about a couple of Disc Jockeys who were leaving Radio Luxembourg. © Copyright 2021 Nostalgia Central. He broadcast on Radio Caroline and Radio Luxembourg in the 1960s and 1970s, later becoming a programme director and then businessman, responsible for establishing the remix label DMC. Left the station in 1975 and joined Radio Victory in Portsmouth. While in the Great White North he participated in rodeos, indulged in motor racing and studied acting – though not all at the same time. Latest Playlists. Many spent time under the bedclothes with a transistor radio tuning in to Radio Luxembourg. From there went on to the BBC. Followers. After sitting in for Jimmy Young on Radio 1 and for Terry Wogan, Peter Murray and Tony Brandon on Radio 2, Hamilton became best known for his weekday radio shows on Radio 1. When the Allied armed forces vacated the Radio Luxembourg premises at the close of World War II, the English-language service attempted to restart transmissions to the United Kingdom as a full-time commercial radio station using the European long-wave band, once more under the management of Stephen Williams. Nostalgia Central is an enormous scrapbook providing a trip from the Rockin 50s via the Swinging 60s, the Mirror-balled 70s and Day-Glo 80s to the Grunge-filled 90s. Later he joined a pop station in British Columbia and also worked as an announcer on radio and television in Whitehorse, Yukon. Jimmy left school at 14 to take an office job before becoming a coal-face worker in the mines. Since leaving Radio Caroline he established a very considerable reputation and became one of Britain’s top spinners of discs. At the unveiling ceremony yesterday in Mayfair, London. Made many of Radio Luxembourg‘s jingles and stayed with the station as a presenter for ten years. DJ Tony Prince later became a programme director and businessman (right). Items like “Fighting the Flab” and “Wogan’s Winner” characterised the show, and his constant digs at Dallas ensured that the soap became a hit in the UK. Tony Prince (born Thomas Whitehead; 9 May 1944) is a British radio disc jockey and businessman. For a while, he also worked as a photographer’s assistant with Anthony Armstrong Jones (Lord Snowdon). Tricky general knowledge quiz will put even the brightest minds to the test - and the creators claim only... Four killers are jailed for a total of 113 years for conspiring to murder man, 20, who was gunned down in... 'My heart is overflowing': Peaky Blinders star Sophie Rundle welcomes first child with partner Matt Stokoe... Police release new pictures of fugitive who fled to India after murder of British teenager, 17, who was... Stranger than fiction! He died on 4 April 1997 and was buried in a grave he had dug for himself on Bodmin Moor. Golden oldie DJs reunite at Radio Luxembourg's London headquarters to unveil blue plaque celebrating almost 60 years of broadcasting to the British public. His brief interjections between programmes were so well received by viewers that they voted him ‘Personality of the Year’. Ministers believe Boris Johnson 'will be forced to grant permission for a second Scottish independence... Oh SNOW! Following. (19 June 1923 – 24 March 2001) One of the very few female disc jockeys on Radio Luxembourg, Muriel Young started out as an actress. With the advent of commercial TV in the UK, Radio Luxembourg's star waned and it was another pirate radio station that ruled the 1960s, setting the template for … Former presenters Howard Pearce, Pete Murray, 94, David Jensen, 69, Timmy Mallett, 64, Mike Read, 72, Tony Prince, 75, Mark Wesley, 71, and Peter Anthony, 63, joined Luxembourg’s ambassador Jean Olinger for the ceremony. Prior to all that, he had broadcast on Radio Caroline and then Radio London. What He Did Radio Luxembourg presenter in its 1960s heyday WENT ON TO Launch Radio 1 in 1967, moved to to US then Virgin Radio NOWLives … Left in 1981 and went on to work on local radio and Capital Gold before moving into television and radio production. By Jennifer Ruby Senior Showbiz Correspondent For The Daily Mail, Published: 01:09 BST, 26 October 2019 | Updated: 17:03 BST, 4 November 2019. programmes on Luxembourg, plus undertaking various jobs for the BBC until landing the afternoon slot on Radio 1. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he missed out on a gig at Radio 1. If there was ever a time for Luxy to return it's now, as internet radio is established! BBC’s Radio Light was a relatively simple affair, hosted by “presenters,” rather than people you could call DJs or … Joining the BBC in 1969, his chance to hit the big time came in 1970 when he was picked to take over Kenney Everett’s Sunday morning show, a move which was to make him the youngest regular DJ on Radio 1. He stayed in the Grand Duchy for 6½ years, during which time he was also seen on Granada Radio Luxembourg Collection 1960. A one-time bank clerk, Terry Wogan joined the BBC in the 1960s and was one of Radio 1‘s original team of presenters in 1967. On his return to Liverpool, he and a friend opened a club “The Teen -Beat Club”, which had moderate success until the local council declared the floor to be unsafe. His over-the-top style once prompted a newsreader to announce “Now here is the news – in English”. Follow Shilpot to never miss another show. He was the son of the actress Hilda Moore. Born in Montreal in 1942, Pete Brady first tried his hand at DJ work with Radio Jamaica before coming to Britain and joining Radio London, becoming a regular on the breakfast show. His TV career took off in 1979 when he began five years at the helm of Blankety Blank, and in 1980 he turned his hand to chat shows with What’s On Wogan?, a live Saturday tea-time programme. There were two primary broadcasting stations to choose from – the BBC, and Radio Luxembourg. After an 18-month stint, he switched ships to Radio Caroline South in October 1966 – and on his late-night show organised his “Kiss in the Car” spot for which a vast number of his fans are “licenced” to take part – before eventually joining the BBC. He began broadcasting while serving with the RAF in Aden. He came back to England and worked as a DJ in a Northern disco for five nights a week, buying himself out of the Air Force in 1966 to take a job with one of the pirate stations. He has also hosted Radio 2’s Pick Of The Pops as well as regular bank holiday specials for the stations. Returned to the US in the 1970s before returning to Europe and Radio 1 in 1982. Born in Ottawa Canada on 28 July 1935, Simon Dee went to school at Shrewsbury in England. DLT joined Radio Caroline in September 1965 and broadcast from the Southern ship. Born in Buxton, Derbyshire, on 25 May 1945, Dave Lee Travis began his career spinning discs at the Oasis Club in Manchester on a part-time basis. This led to radio and TV broadcasts in many states and on his return to Britain he continued to Then he moved to Wellington for a further three years as a radio and television DJ. The Radio Luxembourg tape. Thousands of us fell asleep to the latest tunes played by Your DJ BA Barry Alldis, Don Wardell and Jack Jackson until the early hours every morning. Chris was the on-air-processing engineer. Following a few years in Manchester as an announcer, he was chosen as Ken Dodd‘s straight man in the Doddy’s Magic Box series in 1967 and 1968 (where he became known as “Diddy” David Hamilton) and later starred with Ken in a series called Funny You Should Say That. Timmy Mallett in the studio is now an English TV presenter known for his striking style (right), Howard Pearce worked for Radio Luxembourg and countless other UK station (left) and Mark Wesley who announced the death of Elvis Presley in a news bulletin on the station in August 1977 (right), Mike Reid has been a broadcaster for more than 40 years (left). He started broadcasting in 1976 at Thames Valley Radio Radio 210 in Reading, Berkshire alongside Mike Read. Born in Melbourne, Australia, former-accountant Freeman landed himself a job as summer relief disc jockey on Radio Luxembourg. In the late 1960s, Radio Luxembourg gained a new audience (claiming five million listeners in 1969 [3]) by changing its format from short, record company sponsored shows to longer ones, hosted by a team of DJs who included future Radio One presenters Paul Burnett and Noel Edmonds. Listen to the best DJs and radio presenters in the world for free. Later he went to Thames Television as one of the original Magpie team, along with Two years later the show metamorphosed into Wogan and was transmitted late on Saturday nights, before being promoted in 1985 to being a thrice-weekly early evening live event. Known for his lustrous hair and cheesy voice, his career soared after leaving Radio Luxembourg. Stuart Henry (24 February 1942 – 24 November 1995) was a Scottish disc jockey on pirate radio station Radio Scotland, then BBC Radio 1 from its start in 1967. I was an avid listener of Luxy from about 1970 through to the 80s. He returned to the UK in the 1980s and worked for Capital Radio. The radio disc jockey Stuart Henry and his wife Ollie displayed both during the last tragic years of his life, now brought to an end after a 20-year battle against multiple sclerosis. Es war der erste Sender, der die Beatles und Rolling Stones spielte. I'm hoping to use my page in the fight to help Radio Caroline to be heard on the Medium Wave band. Born in Greenwich, South London, Wright was raised in New Cross. He and fellow DJ Dave Lee Travis released a parody cover version of U.S. hit Convoy. It was true in the sixties when KHJ … He made enough of an impression to get himself recruited to the BBC Light Programme as presenter of the Records Around Five show in 1960, where he first introduced his familiar signature tune, At the Sign of the Swinging Cymbal. Essex-born Edmonds, an ex-public schoolboy, the son of a headmaster, and a student teacher – turned down the chance of going to university for a broadcasting job with Radio Luxembourg in 1968. Born in Melbourne, Australia, former-accountant Freeman landed himself a job as summer relief disc jockey on Radio Luxembourg. But he had to go to New Zealand to get his first broadcasting experience and worked for a year as a radio actor in Auckland in 1965. I remember the great DJs of the time like Tony Prince, Mark Wesley, Paul Burnett, Bob Stewart and Dave Christian. In this field he was very successful – his songs include Skinny Lizzie for Gerry and the Pacemakers, Iceberg and Stablemates for the Mark Murphy album on Fontana and also Mark’s single Broken Heart. He was dubbed ‘Kid’ when, at eighteen, he became Radio Luxembourg‘s youngest DJ. Follow Playlist. She was the first female announcer on British commercial TV (ITV) in 1955. The radio station ceased broadcasting at the end of 1992. He built up his reputation by presenting Radio 2’s Early Show from March 1974 to January 1976 and also proved his versatility (and availability) by introducing Late Night Extra and Folk 74. He began broadcasting with Radio London in August 1966 before moving on to the BBC and Radio 1. On leaving school Simon tried his hand at a number of jobs including that of lorry driver and as a bouncer. But Prince had grown up in another world, in Oldham in the north of England. He left Wellington for Australia where he worked for the Australian Broadcasting Commission – the down-under equivalent of the BBC, where he divided his time between a weekly arts programme on television and three radio series. In 1943, radio DJ Jimmy Savile launched the world's first DJ dance party by playing jazz records in the upstairs function room of the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds in Otley, England. He also established himself as a regular fixture on TV’s Top of the Pops, having been appointed as one of the original four presenters in 1964. His play Oscar Wilde: The Musical was panned by critics and closed in the West End after one night in 2004. Play Now. The family subsisted... Sydney-based Box The Jesuit formed in October 1986 from the ashes of underground angst merchants Madroom. With radio and TV relatively limited in the 1950s and early 1960s, it required some determination to tune into a favourite programme or presenter. Radio Luxembourg's all time peak of daily listeners was in 1955 with an average of 8.9 million. Fired from Radio 1 in the 1980s, he went to work for Capital Gold. Paul Burnett was born into a show business family and attended twelve schools, living mainly in caravans. I agree with Chris, the Collins 816 sounded fat and powerful. Possibly recorded at Advision Studios sometime around the late sixties, these are five Radio Luxembourg jingles. With ten O-levels and four A-levels behind him, he entered the world of showbiz at the tender age of 19. After KHJ introduced "Boss Radio" in 1965, KRLA found competing in the format rougher, and when the license was put in jeopardy, it got worse yet, financially. And best of all, the new transistor radios that came on the market in the 1960s truly were small enough to listen “under the bedclothes” and had pretty good reception of medium wave signals. In July 1965 he joined Radio London and became their chief DJ, eventually ending up at the BBC, signing up with Radio 1 in 1967. To counter the popularity of these illegal broadcasters and the ongoing success of Radio Luxembourg, the BBC is restructured, establishing Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3 and Radi… Long-running Radio Luxembourg DJ with a passion for classic rock and soul music. Susan Stranks and Tony Bastable. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Don Allen took a course in announcing in Chicago after leaving school and, on graduation at 18, became an announcer with a Canadian Radio Station. An unmissable part of my weekend listening was Jack Šesták’s favourite DJ Tony Prince, nicknamed the Royal Ruler, was only around half a decade older than him. Like all popular broadcasters, he soon became the butt of comedians everywhere with distinctive catchphrases like “TTT” (“through ’til twelve”) and “Orft we jolly well go”. In addition to hosting Junior Choice (which had as many as 16 million listeners), Ed also made many TV appearances, including From these beginnings, he went on to become arguably the most famous DJ on British radio and a ubiquitous television personality. An accident at the colliery put paid to mining and Jimmy decided to enter the world of showbiz. For a … Mike was born Austin Churton Fairman in London in 1924. Leaving radio in 1971, Raven went on to appear in several horror films including Crucible of Terror (1971) and Disciple of Death (1972). Yesterday a blue plaque was unveiled at the station’s original London headquarters in Mayfair to celebrate almost 60 years of broadcasting to the British public. Also hosted Top of the Pops and Saturday Superstore on television. There Everett developed the production techniques and tape tomfoolery that he used throughout his career. Born and educated in Portsmouth, Mike Allen devoted much of his time to songwriting. He joined Radio Caroline North and later transferred to the South ship. In May 1962, the power of Radio Luxembourg was displayed in Britain when B Bumble and The Stingers took the instrumental Nut Rocker into the UK Top 10 without a single play on the national BBC radio. After Radio 1, he was one of the launch presenters on Capital Gold. Then: Long-running Radio Luxembourg DJ with a passion for classic rock and soul music. Between 1967 and 1969 he was one of the regular presenters of BBC's Top of the Pops.He left the BBC in 1974 to join Radio Luxembourg. Work as a clerk, barman and factory hand followed before he decided to take his undoubted (to Mike) talents to France. PO Anfelter. Jensen started at the station when he was 18 in 1968, joining Prince, Paul Burnett and Noel Edmonds among the resident DJ team. In December 1965 he moves to Radio Luxembourg. By 1971 he was back in England and joined the BBC as an announcer and newsreader for Radio 1 and Radio 2 in December. promote his own shows in Blackpool, Bury and surrounding areas. The DJ's would give us three seconds between spots to switch patterns. By Derek Lamb. Pete was born in Wales in 1943 and started out to be an actor but was sidetracked into radio in America when he capitalised on being British when British pop was wildly popular in the USA. In the early sixties the DJ Barry Alldis presented Top Twenty every sunday night. Early Offshore Pirate Radio Recordings 1960 to 1990. Top of the Pops and Crackerjack. David Allen Jensen was born in 1950 in Victoria, British Columbia. When he got homesick, he did a radio commercial for an airline company in exchange for a flight home to England. Jan 24, 2019 - Offshore Pirate Radio DJs original broadcasts from the sixties on CD (or Download) from The Nostalgia Store - www.nostalgiastore.co.uk. Es war der erste Sender, der DJs hatte (Tony Prince, Emperor Rosko, Bob Stewart ...) … And he too had caught the Radio Luxembourg bug at a young age. Proving extremely popular, DLT went on an extensive tour of clubs, ballrooms and theatres presenting and promoting his own shows with the aid of his specially built stereophonic record player system. Also worked for Capital Gold and Virgin. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. on 26 Aug, 2011. Here he remained for two years as a grape-picker and learnt to speak French, Greek, Spanish, German and Italian. The History of Pirate Radio During the 1960s / 1970s. By PO Anfelter. He was on board when the ship ran aground during gales. Noel Edmonds joined Keith Chegwin, John Craven and Maggie Philbin in Multi-Coloured Swap Shop. He spent 17 years at the station and also presented Top of the Pops and was a weekly fixture on Noel’s House Party. No comments have so far been submitted. Carly Simon is the daughter of Richard L Simon, the co-founder of one of the largest American publishing companies, Simon & Schuster. It was founded as a rival and alternative to BBC radio services, which had a monopoly broadcasting licence granted by the Government, and was not intended to be a pop music station. In 1961 she joined Radio Luxembourg where she presented the show ‘Friday Spectacular’ togethe… Radio Luxembourg, Tony Prince, the vital evening Tuesdays, chart rundown day of the hottest 30 records. or debate this issue live on our message boards. He scored himself an audition and landed up in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as a 208 DJ. As a disc jockey, he began his career by touring local dance halls with borrowed records and a record player. Soon after this, he took The BBC seemed to have ended its blacklist of presenters and singers who dared to broadcast on Radio Luxembourg. or debate this issue live on our message boards. In 1980, Wright joined BBC Radio 1 taking over a Saturday evening slot before moving to Saturday mornings later that year. However things were already changing as the arrival of ITV was beginning to seriously impact on Luxembourg's advertising revenue and some of their most popular presenters were beginning to jump ship for lucrative television roles. After early radio experience in Melbourne, Australia, Johnny came to Britain in 1963, joining Radio Luxembourg as a staff announcer for two years in 1964 (where he introduced himself as ‘Johnny Moran your music man’). In 1961, Freeman took over Pick of the Pops from David Jacobs on the Light Programme and successfully managed to relegate the musical content to second place with his ebullient presenting manner. In May 1975 he was taken on by a commercial station in Nottingham and, just over a year later, moved to Radio 1. From Caroline he went back to Manchester and began his Radio 1 career by presenting Pop North, gradually extending his experience until the advent of his first daily show in 1971. All rights reserved. sixteen. Kenny Everett (real name Maurice Cole) helped to establish the double-DJ show with Dave Cash on pirate station Radio London (‘Big L’). Terry quickly became the television personality of the 1980s and was seldom off British screens. Real name Michael Joseph Pasternak, the son of the famous Hollywood producer Joe Pasternak launched his DJ career in the US Navy, joining Radio Caroline and Luxembourg before moving to the BBC in 1967. Jensen also guest-hosted Top of the Pops, before going to work for US broadcaster CNN. Everett was a married man who later came out and who had wanted to be a priest before turning to television as a career.
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