Leekbrookgull
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Very popular in the home counties,but who did like spinning the records ? 
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[Music] Capital Radio on 194 back in the day 70/80,s D/J of your choice.
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AmexRuislip
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The late great Steve Walsh, albeit being shared with Radio London.
Does anyone remember him on Invicta Radio?
Does anyone remember him on Invicta Radio?
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Randy McNob
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Graham Dene, doo-do-doo da-doo
Beach Hut
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BBC1 weekday 17:15, Pointless
Lyndhurst 14
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Kenny Everett - from an era where radio stations treated their audiences like adults, wouldn't happen today
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Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
It may be cold outside but it’s warm in here ........... on 194. Ooh-Ooh.
Lyndhurst 14
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Anna and the Capital Doctor
Very popular in the home counties,but who did like spinning the records ?
Are you on a massive amount of class A drugs?
Leekbrookgull
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Two pints of Lager and a packet of crisps. Please. So yes.
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Something for me.
Back in the early 70's, living at parents house in Hassocks, I could tune in to the Capital test transmissions on FM. Being a pirate fan and fed up with Radio 1, I was excited to be able to listen to one of the countries first commercial pop stations. And it was great. Dave Cash who was always having trouble with his teeth and going to the dentist, Kenny Everett and Captain Kremen, Roger Scott and many others. Maybe history has clouded my memories now but can only remember the good times. Then again I thought Rosko on Radio1 Saturday mornings was great until I listen back now.
Back in the early 70's, living at parents house in Hassocks, I could tune in to the Capital test transmissions on FM. Being a pirate fan and fed up with Radio 1, I was excited to be able to listen to one of the countries first commercial pop stations. And it was great. Dave Cash who was always having trouble with his teeth and going to the dentist, Kenny Everett and Captain Kremen, Roger Scott and many others. Maybe history has clouded my memories now but can only remember the good times. Then again I thought Rosko on Radio1 Saturday mornings was great until I listen back now.
They had some subjects to make the proverbial maiden aunt blush. DJ wise, Roger Scott by a street.
Silverhatch
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Greg Edwards - Soul Spectrum
Wonderful warm up for a night in Brighton (Shades, Druids, Deryk Carver Bar) and then the Pool Valley bus up to Cinderella's (Stroods) at Sayers Common.
Wonderful warm up for a night in Brighton (Shades, Druids, Deryk Carver Bar) and then the Pool Valley bus up to Cinderella's (Stroods) at Sayers Common.
Raleigh Chopper
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I was live on Capital Radio every Friday night in this era.
Silverhatch
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Flying Eye?
Raleigh Chopper
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Nope, but maybe a chance for a little quiz.
I can't vote for me because I was not a DJ.
I was only there on Friday nights for 2 hours but I was not in the Euston Road studios, but i was indoors.
Silverhatch
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Newsreader?
Raleigh Chopper
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Ok, 1 more set of clues then I will give the answer.
Although I was live on air i was not alone, far from it.
As it was on MW you would have had to live in London to know what it was, this is no good for people who lived in Kent or Sussex.
If Amexruislip is around he may well know.
It was very popular but you had to be into a certain type of music.
The DJ of the 'Programme' has already been mentioned.
AmexRuislip
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Silverhatch
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Did you do the 'bathroom call'
Steve Walsh minder
Bathroom Call was Greg Edward's b4 Steve Walsh