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![BBC goes pop - and here are the DJs<br>Mr Robin Scott, Controller, Light Programme, who heads the BBC's new Radio 1 (Pop) and Radio 2 (Light) radio network starting on 30th September 1967 is pictured (centre background) at Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London with disc jockeys who will be in the spin of things on Radio 1. Many of them were formerly with "pirate" radio stations.<br>Left to right: Back row: Tony Blackburn , Jimmy Young , Kenny Everett , Duncan Johnson , David Rider , Dave Cash , Pete Brady and David Symonds.<br>Middle row - Bob Holness , Terry Wogan , Barry Alldis , Mike Lennox , Keith Skues , Chris Denning and Johnny Moran<br>Front Row: Pete Murray , Ed Stewart , Pete Drummond , Mike Raven , Mike A'Hern and John Peel<br>4th September 1967](images/thumbs/1092523.jpg "BBC goes pop - and here are the DJs<br>Mr Robin Scott, Controller, Light Programme, who heads the BBC's new Radio 1 (Pop) and Radio 2 (Light) radio network starting on 30th September 1967 is pictured (centre background) at Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London with disc jockeys who will be in the spin of things on Radio 1. Many of them were formerly with "pirate\" radio stations.<br>Left to right: Back row: Tony Blackburn , Jimmy Young , Kenny Everett , Duncan Johnson , David Rider , Dave Cash , Pete Brady and David Symonds.<br>Middle row - Bob Holness , Terry Wogan , Barry Alldis , Mike Lennox , Keith Skues , Chris Denning and Johnny Moran<br>Front Row: Pete Murray , Ed Stewart , Pete Drummond , Mike Raven , Mike A'Hern and John Peel<br>4th September 1967")
![Off Harwich, Essex, England: Pictured aboard the former banana boat , Olga Patricia (480 - tons), yesterday which is anchored off Harwich, are Britain's latest "pop pirates" disc jockeys who hail from the U.S. and Britain and who go on the air later this month with Radio England and Britain Radio.<br>The "Pirates" plan 24-hour programmes covering the whole of Britain, and Ron O'Quinn (23), left, of Miami is busy planning the round the clock programme His disc jockeys are from second left to right Britons, Brian Tylney (27); Colin Nichol (23); Larry Dean (New York); Rick Randall (Great Falls Montana); Britons, Johnny Walker (21) and Rodger Day (21) and Jerry Smithwick of Atlanta.<br>5 May 1966](images/thumbs/1076971.jpg "Off Harwich, Essex, England: Pictured aboard the former banana boat , Olga Patricia (480 - tons), yesterday which is anchored off Harwich, are Britain's latest "pop pirates\" disc jockeys who hail from the U.S. and Britain and who go on the air later this month with Radio England and Britain Radio.<br>The "Pirates\" plan 24-hour programmes covering the whole of Britain, and Ron O'Quinn (23), left, of Miami is busy planning the round the clock programme His disc jockeys are from second left to right Britons, Brian Tylney (27); Colin Nichol (23); Larry Dean (New York); Rick Randall (Great Falls Montana); Britons, Johnny Walker (21) and Rodger Day (21) and Jerry Smithwick of Atlanta.<br>5 May 1966")
![Off Harwich, Essex, England: Pictured aboard the former banana boat , Olga Patricia (480 - tons), yesterday which is anchored off Harwich, are Britain's latest "pop pirates" disc jockeys who hail from the U.S. and Britain and who go on the air later this month with Radio England and Britain Radio.<br>The "Pirates" plan 24-hour programmes covering the whole of Britain, and Ron O'Quinn (23), left, of Miami is busy planning the round the clock programme His disc jockeys are from second left to right Britons, Brian Tylney (27); Colin Nichol (23); Larry Dean (New York); Rick Randall (Great Falls Montana); Britons, Johnny Walker (21) and Rodger Day (21) and Jerry Smithwick of Atlanta.<br>5 May 1966](images/thumbs/1076973.jpg "Off Harwich, Essex, England: Pictured aboard the former banana boat , Olga Patricia (480 - tons), yesterday which is anchored off Harwich, are Britain's latest "pop pirates\" disc jockeys who hail from the U.S. and Britain and who go on the air later this month with Radio England and Britain Radio.<br>The "Pirates\" plan 24-hour programmes covering the whole of Britain, and Ron O'Quinn (23), left, of Miami is busy planning the round the clock programme His disc jockeys are from second left to right Britons, Brian Tylney (27); Colin Nichol (23); Larry Dean (New York); Rick Randall (Great Falls Montana); Britons, Johnny Walker (21) and Rodger Day (21) and Jerry Smithwick of Atlanta.<br>5 May 1966")
![Disc jockeys of the pirate radio ship Radio Caroline North pictured in the studio of the vessel. Broadcasting "Land of My Birth" through midnight and into the new Marine Broadcasting Offences Act which began on 1st September 1967.<br>Left to right at rear: Dee Harrison, Don Allen, Wally Mechan, Madic Sloane, Jimmy Gordon, and Martin King is seated.<br>Radio Caroline is anchored four miles off Ramsey Isle of Man and Mr Ronan O Ramilly, 27, the owner, said the ship is there to stay. <br>31st August 1967](images/thumbs/0233771.jpg "Disc jockeys of the pirate radio ship Radio Caroline North pictured in the studio of the vessel. Broadcasting "Land of My Birth\" through midnight and into the new Marine Broadcasting Offences Act which began on 1st September 1967.<br>Left to right at rear: Dee Harrison, Don Allen, Wally Mechan, Madic Sloane, Jimmy Gordon, and Martin King is seated.<br>Radio Caroline is anchored four miles off Ramsey Isle of Man and Mr Ronan O Ramilly, 27, the owner, said the ship is there to stay. <br>31st August 1967")
![Stuart Henry Joins 208<br>One of Britain's most talented and respected Radio Disc Jockeys Stuart Henry is joining the team of Radio Luxembourg's British Service Disc Jockeys in June. Stuart started his career with the pirate Radio Scotland when he was 23 and moved to the BBC Radio 1 in 1968. His top rated Saturday Show was said to have an audience of over 7,000,000. Stuart will be taking over the late-night weekend "Dimensions" shows on Saturday and Sunday between 1.30 and 3.00 am. With his obvious experience, Stuart will be a great asset to an already powerful team.<br>24th March 1975<br>](images/thumbs/0146610.jpg "Stuart Henry Joins 208<br>One of Britain's most talented and respected Radio Disc Jockeys Stuart Henry is joining the team of Radio Luxembourg's British Service Disc Jockeys in June. Stuart started his career with the pirate Radio Scotland when he was 23 and moved to the BBC Radio 1 in 1968. His top rated Saturday Show was said to have an audience of over 7,000,000. Stuart will be taking over the late-night weekend "Dimensions\" shows on Saturday and Sunday between 1.30 and 3.00 am. With his obvious experience, Stuart will be a great asset to an already powerful team.<br>24th March 1975<br>")
