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<h2>UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2024
<h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of t…
<h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of t…
<h4>We were very sad to hear of the death of Radio Car…
<h3>SIXTY YEARS AGO:
<h4>1st September 1964: TV Noordzee became Europe's fi…
<h3>FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO:
<h4>18th September 1979: Belgian station Radio Mi Amig…
<h2>Britain's first offshore radio station, Radio Caro…
<h5>(The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame is a British-based …
<h4>The inductees in The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame are…
<h2>THE OFFSHORE STATIONS OF THE 60s, 70s AND 80s
<h4>The Radio Atlantis Story
<h4>The Laser Story (parts one and two)
<h4>Memories of Britain Radio/Swinging Radio England
<h4>The Radio London Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Sixties
<h4>The Radio Northsea International Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Seventies
<h4>The Radio Scotland Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Eighties (parts one and two)
<h4>The Radio Sutch/Radio City Story
<h4>The Radio Essex Story
<h4>Memories of Radio 270
<h4>The Radio Invicta Story
<h4>The Radio 355 Story
<h4>The Brief Reign of King Radio
<h4>The Radio 390 Story
<h3>We are very grateful to everyone who has contribut…
<h5>A number of the photos, stickers and recordings on…
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594 characters - <h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of the DJs who worked on Radio Caroline in the late 70s came together on the mv Ross Revenge to recreate the sound of the station from that era - and very good it was too. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame was delighted to visit the ship during the broadcast. We have photos; also John Harding, who was on Radio Atlantis, has sent us some wonderful photos he took on the Jeanine in 1974. We have the first page of them, with more to come next month; and we have also added another old RNI chart. This time it is the Super Hit 50 from 11th July 1971.
833 characters - <h4>We were very sad to hear of the death of Radio Caroline's Dave Foster (right) on Sunday 25th August. He had been fighting a long battle with cancer. The station has posted a tribute to him on their website and Facebook. RIP Dave. 12th September: We were shocked and saddened to hear of the unexpected death of Carl Kingston last night, only a few days after enjoying his programme on the Radio Caroline Dawn of the Ross 80s reunion weekend. Our sincere condolences to his family and friends. Congratulations to former Caroline South and Britain Radio DJ Garry Kemp who celebrated his 90th birthday on 28th August. See the contents page and DJ Directories of the sixties, seventies and eighties for full details of this website. If you click to follow us on our Facebook page, you will be alerted when this site is updated.
587 characters - <h2>Britain's first offshore radio station, Radio Caroline, began broadcasting at Easter 1964 from a ship anchored just outside UK territorial waters. She was followed by a host of other radio stations based on boats and marine structures dotted around the coast. These “pirates” rapidly won an enormous and enthusiastic audience. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame has been set up to honour the stars, the broadcasters, from that golden era of music radio. This site is a tribute to the people who endured a daily battle with the elements to provide a soundtrack to the swinging sixties.
517 characters - <h5>(The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame is a British-based website. It only includes those DJs who broadcast in English and could be heard in the UK. Offshore radio also flourished in Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands, Israel and New Zealand. The absence of the DJs from these countries in the Hall of Fame does not suggest that they are any less deserving, just that they are outside the scope of this site. Please see the links page for details of websites which cover offshore radio in other parts of the world.)
445 characters - <h4>The inductees in The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame are listed alphabetically. To find your favourite voice from the sixties either select it from the drop-down list below, search the site using the Google box or click on the appropriate page from the table of contents beneath. For broadcasters from the later decades, go to the Seventies Supplement or Eighties Supplement. There are some that we know very little about - see the help wanted page.
1051 characters - <h5>A number of the photos, stickers and recordings on this site are beginning to show their age. Apologies for those that are of less than perfect quality. Many of the photographs were distributed freely by the various radio stations and were intended for as wide a circulation as possible. Others have been donated to The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame which are of unknown origin. Where photos have been scanned from books, newspapers or magazines, we have given credit. However, if anybody believes that their copyright has been inadvertently infringed by the inclusion of an item on this site, please get in touch and it will be removed immediately. Similarly, anybody who has supplied audio for The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame has been credited but tapes get passed from collector to collector and often there is no way of knowing who made the original recording. Our apologies to anyone who thinks their work has been used here without due acknowledgment. The name ‘Radio London’ and the RL logo are used by kind permission of Radio London Ltd.
766 characters - <h5>The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame links to MP3s which can be downloaded by UK-based customers from Amazon. As in a traditional record shop, Amazon offers multiple versions of some songs. It isn't always easy to identify precisely which version is which. We have endeavoured to ensure that each link leads to the appropriate version of the relevant track - the one that was played by the offshore DJs of the era - but please listen carefully before purchasing. If you discover that any of them are later re-recordings, please let us know. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame participates in the Amazon Europe S.à r.l. Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk.
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<h2>UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2024
<h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of t…
<h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of t…
<h4>We were very sad to hear of the death of Radio Car…
<h3>SIXTY YEARS AGO:
<h4>1st September 1964: TV Noordzee became Europe's fi…
<h3>FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO:
<h4>18th September 1979: Belgian station Radio Mi Amig…
<h2>Britain's first offshore radio station, Radio Caro…
<h5>(The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame is a British-based …
<h4>The inductees in The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame are…
<h2>THE OFFSHORE STATIONS OF THE 60s, 70s AND 80s
<h4>The Radio Atlantis Story
<h4>The Laser Story (parts one and two)
<h4>Memories of Britain Radio/Swinging Radio England
<h4>The Radio London Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Sixties
<h4>The Radio Northsea International Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Seventies
<h4>The Radio Scotland Story
<h4>Radio Caroline in the Eighties (parts one and two)
<h4>The Radio Sutch/Radio City Story
<h4>The Radio Essex Story
<h4>Memories of Radio 270
<h4>The Radio Invicta Story
<h4>The Radio 355 Story
<h4>The Brief Reign of King Radio
<h4>The Radio 390 Story
<h3>We are very grateful to everyone who has contribut…
<h5>A number of the photos, stickers and recordings on…
<h5>The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame links to MP3s which …
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594 characters - <h4>NEW THIS MONTH: For three days in August some of the DJs who worked on Radio Caroline in the late 70s came together on the mv Ross Revenge to recreate the sound of the station from that era - and very good it was too. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame was delighted to visit the ship during the broadcast. We have photos; also John Harding, who was on Radio Atlantis, has sent us some wonderful photos he took on the Jeanine in 1974. We have the first page of them, with more to come next month; and we have also added another old RNI chart. This time it is the Super Hit 50 from 11th July 1971.
833 characters - <h4>We were very sad to hear of the death of Radio Caroline's Dave Foster (right) on Sunday 25th August. He had been fighting a long battle with cancer. The station has posted a tribute to him on their website and Facebook. RIP Dave. 12th September: We were shocked and saddened to hear of the unexpected death of Carl Kingston last night, only a few days after enjoying his programme on the Radio Caroline Dawn of the Ross 80s reunion weekend. Our sincere condolences to his family and friends. Congratulations to former Caroline South and Britain Radio DJ Garry Kemp who celebrated his 90th birthday on 28th August. See the contents page and DJ Directories of the sixties, seventies and eighties for full details of this website. If you click to follow us on our Facebook page, you will be alerted when this site is updated.
587 characters - <h2>Britain's first offshore radio station, Radio Caroline, began broadcasting at Easter 1964 from a ship anchored just outside UK territorial waters. She was followed by a host of other radio stations based on boats and marine structures dotted around the coast. These “pirates” rapidly won an enormous and enthusiastic audience. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame has been set up to honour the stars, the broadcasters, from that golden era of music radio. This site is a tribute to the people who endured a daily battle with the elements to provide a soundtrack to the swinging sixties.
517 characters - <h5>(The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame is a British-based website. It only includes those DJs who broadcast in English and could be heard in the UK. Offshore radio also flourished in Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands, Israel and New Zealand. The absence of the DJs from these countries in the Hall of Fame does not suggest that they are any less deserving, just that they are outside the scope of this site. Please see the links page for details of websites which cover offshore radio in other parts of the world.)
445 characters - <h4>The inductees in The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame are listed alphabetically. To find your favourite voice from the sixties either select it from the drop-down list below, search the site using the Google box or click on the appropriate page from the table of contents beneath. For broadcasters from the later decades, go to the Seventies Supplement or Eighties Supplement. There are some that we know very little about - see the help wanted page.
1051 characters - <h5>A number of the photos, stickers and recordings on this site are beginning to show their age. Apologies for those that are of less than perfect quality. Many of the photographs were distributed freely by the various radio stations and were intended for as wide a circulation as possible. Others have been donated to The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame which are of unknown origin. Where photos have been scanned from books, newspapers or magazines, we have given credit. However, if anybody believes that their copyright has been inadvertently infringed by the inclusion of an item on this site, please get in touch and it will be removed immediately. Similarly, anybody who has supplied audio for The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame has been credited but tapes get passed from collector to collector and often there is no way of knowing who made the original recording. Our apologies to anyone who thinks their work has been used here without due acknowledgment. The name ‘Radio London’ and the RL logo are used by kind permission of Radio London Ltd.
766 characters - <h5>The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame links to MP3s which can be downloaded by UK-based customers from Amazon. As in a traditional record shop, Amazon offers multiple versions of some songs. It isn't always easy to identify precisely which version is which. We have endeavoured to ensure that each link leads to the appropriate version of the relevant track - the one that was played by the offshore DJs of the era - but please listen carefully before purchasing. If you discover that any of them are later re-recordings, please let us know. The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame participates in the Amazon Europe S.à r.l. Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk.
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