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Video Galleries
Clip from the popular “Tomorrows
World” program broadcast on 2nd
December 1992 featuring me being
interviewed. I was a DJ on Pirate
Radion Cornwall at the time.
A piece from British Pathe news in
1964 featuring the MV Caroline. “The
beginning of an era and the making of
a legend”.
Unique footage of a visit to 4
legendary Pirate Radio Ships in the
60's: Swinging Radio England,
Radio London and the 2 Radio
Caroline ships: the Mi Amigo and
the MV Caroline
The Radio Caroline South ship “Mi
Amigo” ran aground at Frinton in
January 1966. Sea looks at bit
rough as usual!
1965 documentary “I love Radio
Caroline on 199” made by Paul
O’Dell from Hornsey college of art in
early 1965.
My
first
day
at
Piccadilly
Radio
261
Manchesters
first
commercial
radio
station. Tuesday 2nd April 1974
In
June
1970
RNI
was
jammed
by
the
British
Government
which
accused
it
of
causing
problems
for
other radio users.
Now on the Costa Blanca
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Resources
Pirate Radio Hall of Fame
BBC Radio Kent
Wikepedia
Soundscapes.info
Radio Fidelity
NPR.org
ABC Australia
copywrite Roger Day 2020 all rights reserved terms & conditions privacy policy wizard web design
Resources
Pirate Radio Hall of Fame
BBC Radio Kent
Wikepedia
Soundscapes.info
Radio Fidelity
NPR.org
ABC Australia
And finally….
Perhaps the most memorable and enjoyable
(and certainly the most lively) of the five
stop motion shorts which made up
Aardman's early 80s series, 'Conversation
Pieces', 'Early Bird' offers an amusing
glimpse of what goes on inside the studio of
a local early morning radio show, as
presented by Roger Day.
Commissioned by Chanel 4
Now on the Costa Blanca
Movie Clips
1965 documentary “I love Radio Caroline on 199” made by Paul O’Dell
from Hornsey college of art in early 1965.
A piece from British Pathe news in 1964 featuring the MV Caroline. “The
beginning of an era and the making of a legend”.
Unique footage of a visit to 4 legendary Pirate Radio Ships in the 60's:
Swinging Radio England, Radio London and the 2 Radio Caroline ships:
the Mi Amigo and the MV Caroline
The Radio Caroline South ship “Mi Amigo” ran aground at
Frinton in January 1966. Sea looks at bit rough as usual!
In
June
1970
RNI
was
jammed
by
the
British
Government
which
accused it of causing problems for other radio users.
My
first
day
at
Piccadilly
Radio
261
Manchesters
first
commercial
radio
station. Tuesday 2nd April 1974
Clip from the popular “Tomorrows World” program broadcast on 2nd
December 1992 featuring me being interviewed. I was a DJ on Pirate Radion
Cornwall at the time.
And finally….
Perhaps the most memorable and enjoyable (and certainly the most lively)
of the five stop motion shorts which made up Aardman's early 80s series,
'Conversation Pieces', 'Early Bird' offers an amusing glimpse of what goes
on inside the studio of a local early morning radio show, as presented by
Roger Day.
Commissioned by Chanel 4
copywrite Roger Day 2020 all rights reserved terms & conditions privacy policy wizard web design
Resources
Pirate Radio Hall of Fame
BBC Radio Kent Wikepedia
Soundscapes.info Radio Fidelity
NPR.org ABC Australia
on Soundcloud
