The disc-jockeys'
photo albums, recordings and memorabilia
If you worked for an offshore radio station during the sixties, as a disc-jockey,
engineer, crew-member or land-based member of staff, we would love to hear from
you. Especially if you have some photographs, memorabilia or tapes to share! Please
contactThe Pirate Radio Hall of Fame.
A number of people have already provided some fascinating photographs and memorabilia from
their private collections:
David Allan - a couple of photos taken on Radio 390
Don Allen - some photos from his time on Radio Caroline North donated by Norah Barnes, his former fan club
secretary, parts one, two and three
Don Allen - some photos and recordings from his time on Caroline North and RNI donated by Kenny Tosh,
parts one and two
John Aston - some documents dating from his time with Radio Caroline North
Look Boden - photographs of his colleagues on the various stations
housed on board the mv. Laissez-Faire: part one and
part two
Woolf Byrne - photo from 1966 taken in the Radio City studio
Edward Cole - photographs taken on Radio 390: parts
one, two, three, four and five
John Edward - two photos: one from when he was known as Johnny Flux and worked on
Radio City and another, taken for promotional purposes, after he had changed names and joined Radio London
Steve England - photos dating from his time on Radio Caroline and Radio Atlantis
during the seventies
Guy Hamilton - vintage pictures of Radio Essex and
Radio 270 plus some modern day photos of a daytrip out to the
Thames forts in July 2003
Mark Hammerton - some studio recordings dating from his time with King Radio and Radio 390
Eric Jay - photographs taken on Radio City part one and
part two
Duncan Johnson - pictures of Radio London, a 1965 article
about Big L from The South Westerner, the University of Exeter student newspaper, and two
mystery guests
Station boss Tom Pepper's pictures of Radio Invicta,
donated by his son David Featherbe
Radio London steward Mitch Philistin's photo of the reunion held to mark the
twenty-first anniversary of the station closedown, August 1988
Mitch Philistin - pictures taken on board Radio London, parts one,
two, three and four
Radio Caroline (and Atlanta) engineer George Saunders remembers the night the mv Mi
Amigo went aground and his time on the borrowed replacement ship, the mv Cheeta II
Big L Promotions Manager Gordon Sheppard - pictures from his time with
Radio London