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Thank you Maya. It has been better this year, however, I still have plans for improvement next, so we’ll see again then.

Thanks Amber. The music was great back then. If you’d like a complete copy of this show I can send it to you. Let me know.

Oh I’m sorry, this clock went a few years ago now. I sold it on.

I do have lots of these if you want them mate. Email me over at conway_718@hotmail.com

Haha yeah I remember this clock. Unfortunately long gone as it was sold on over 5 years ago now!

conway_718@hotmail.com pm me

If I do it will be only the final rundown I think. Do you have an email?

I only have 1 of them I think, Linden Blossom. I hope you find them all and good luck with the larger ones.

Yup, that was a Halloween morning mishap. If that table hadn’t been there, that limb would’ve hit the house. Thanks for enjoying my old video! 😂

#23 Skid Row-18 And Life(#12 peak)

I use to love the rundown of Bruno Brookes chart countdown, Speed it up to 2.0 x 🤣🤣

I have many of these shows complete if you’d be interested.

I remember that day. I was actually in the shower listening on my splash proof radio when this countdown was happening and I think the producer must’ve mistakenly pressed the wrong button at that point during the recap. For a few seconds he panicked and I thought ‘shit, what’s he going to do!’ But like a proper pro he handled it very well!

Corrected. Thank you.

Thank you. Changed.

@@Malubvra it still says made in the 1950s

Wes KILLED the chart show,sadly went further downhill with JK and Joel following him in 2005. The chart as I knew it died with Mark Goodier.

@@markc8956 - JK and Joel were appalling! Great presenters, but not suited for the chart countdown at all. The only duo who did an outstanding job at presenting any chart show were Richard Clarke and Katherine Shoob (Rich and Kat) on The Big Top 40 Show across commercial radio years ago. They bounced off each other well, and as it was on the commercial radio networks, were on a faster-moving chart show with less chat and more of the songs. The Official Chart countdown with JK and Joel was just them talking over each other all the time, which was a result of them being an actual broadcasting duo. Fern Cotton and Reggie Yates were comparatively better at presenting it together because they weren't an official broadcasting duo, which meant that they were able to make room for one another during the countdowns. With the exception of Fern and Reggie, The Official Chart countdown is always at its best with one presenter and one presenter only. Wes Butters was good, and Scott Mills at the moment is excellent, but none of them will ever come close to Mark Goodier. He was the best at the chart show by a mile, and was the one I grew up with.

cheater! you've been disqualified from a seventeen and a half year old contest!

@@riceymartin2203 Don't worry - the competition's *long* closed by now, haha!

Either 21st or 28th January 2001.

The last final recap before the No.1 of the entire 40 was One of the Sundays in October 2007. One other point. I eventually found out from another collector that the final rundowns were actually pre-recorded.

@@Malubvra It would stand to reason that it may have ended on 3Oth September that year Jk and Joel's last week.Gosh I listened to that rundown for 19 years!

@@Malubvra Whereas now, Scott Mills has brought it back, but only in a 20 to 3 recap over the chart show theme, before the number two and number one singles. I'd do it the other way around, by doing the complete countdown (40 to 3) and then do the Top 2 and then conclude the show.

I use to tape the Radio 1 Top 40 nearly every Sunday at 4pm on my stereo and use to love listening to Bruno and Marks run down and use to do this thing by holding the play button slightly down and hearing like the chip monks doing the chart run down 😂

He's a very successful business man Melanie, running his own company Immedia PLC in Newbury, Berkshire, among other things they supply in store radio to shops & stores. I've met and interviewed him in the last 2 years, a real gentleman.