I used to share a room with my brother who was 9 years older than me. He couldn’t sleep without the radio on, so he would come home from clubbing and slap the radio Luxembourg on. He’d crash out asleep and little me would end up wide awake listening to a great radio station.
Remember listening to this on long warm summer nights. and mum and dad shouting through the wall and telling me to go to sleep.❤️ but latter on in life they would tell me they used to listen to it a lot as well when they were married.❤️ rest in peace both of you hope to see you again one day.
Listening to Radio Luxembourg on MW in the 80s til closing and the sign off by Bob Stewart at 3am on an Ingersoll portable radio held together by cello tape. When the music stopped all you would hear was the beep beep beep beep of interference that was part of MW. I use that sign off by Bob as a ring tone on my phone. RIP all concerned and thanks for the music and memories. The Great 208.
Die 70er waren meine Jugend. Damals hörte ich abends die englische Welle von Radio Luxemburg. Da kam coole Musik 🎶. An einige Hits die ich damals hörte und lange nicht im Radio 📻 gehört habe, erinnere ich mich auch. Viele Hits davon höre ich auf RUclips. Was war das toll.
I loved listening to Radio Luxembourg in the late 70s late at night as a young teenager in Ireland. I had an old hand me down Toshiba transistor radio with a broken antenna, but I managed to rig up a temporary one with a clothes hanger. Reception was in and out, but loved it as a young lad.
I used to hear Radio Luxembourg in late 70s and early 80s in Lisbon, Portugal. In the winter it was a little difficult but in the summer the conditions of reception were perfect. I learnt so much about pop music in radio Luxembourg, i'll never forget it. David Bowie, Roxy Music, Tubeway Army, T. Rex, Blondie, ABBA, Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Sparks, KC and The Sunshine Band, Chic, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, Ian Dury, Kate Bush, Stylistics, Four Seasons, Hot Chocolate, Adam and the Ants, Human League, Heaven 17, Soft Cell, New Order and even Laurie Anderson are some of the names that came to my head when i remember Radio Luxembourg's play lists.
Excellent ! Thank you so much. Tantissimi ricordi di gioventù. L'ascoltavo sui 1440 kHz ed allora abitavo in Sicilia occidentale. Il suo segnale era possente anche in quelle latitudini.
In my early teens in the early 70's I used to love listening to radio Luxemburg on my small hand held transistor in bed and when the usual roar would come to turn off that bloody radio I simply listened to it under the blankets.
As I'm listening now to the last 1.5 hour of RL broadcast I almost choke up with sweet memories! The big noise even reached eastern Ukraine in the early 70s! I was a student in Kharkov State University 1969-1974 and used to listen to 208 on Soviet made transistor radio "Okean". Wrote down Top 20 list every week and shared it with rock fan friends...
I guess im asking randomly but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost my password. I love any tips you can give me
@Simon Rory thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
ludzie byli inni niż dzis wystarczy popatrzeć na społeczeństwo..w tv sonad w Pl była jednym z najlepszych pragramów..dzis programów pełno ale bez wartości ..to samo muzyka już nie ta..bo trzeba wdziekami nadrabiac głos..była jeszcze 252 long way też fajna stacja..
Radio Luxembourg was the best radio station to listen to while stationed in Germany from the 50 60 70 I'm so glad that we can pick up radio Luxembourg here on the phone it kept all the military troops in Germany happy that's all I used to tune into with my 190 Mercedes convertible with the Becca Mexico radio I will never forget it I have a b decal where it says radio Luxembourg looks like I'm going to have to put it on my vehicle to let people know that radio Luxembourg is still alive thank you so much for letting us listen to your wonderful radio station always being always will thank you very much
Wow I used to listen to Radio Luxembourg late at night up until close down at 3AM - I was 13 - Late at nite under the covers ! - Mom used to threaten to take my transistor radio off of me - Every morning while having breakfast before school - I Loved that radio - My uncle John bought me it - From Dixons- One of those Army looking ones - A light brown colour - it was great listening to all the music from America ! - Played for the American service men - Stuff we got to hear it before released in the UK ! - Loved hearing those jingels again - Thankyou !
Lovely to hear at the end the DJ say Wishing you Gods Blessing and peace. The close down music they often played called "At The End of The Day said "Thank you Lord for my work an play" : ) God Bless Allen and Alanna
Some songs that come suddenly to my head when i remember Radio Luxembourg' play lists - 1975-1982 Street Life - Crusaders featuring Randy Crawford (We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang - Heaven 17 Are 'Friends' Electric - Tubeway Army Money - Flying Lizards O Superman - Laurie Anderson Reasons To Be Cherefull pt.3 - Ian Dury Ça Plane pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand Dreamy Lady - T. Rex No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley Boston Tea Party - Sensational Alex Harvey Band Love Is The Drug - Roxy Music Heart of Glass - Blondie Golden Years - David Bowie Top Of The Pops - Rezillos Einstein A'Go-Go - Landscape Tainted Love - Soft Cell Fly Robin Fly - Silver Convention You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees Dancing Queen - ABBA nº1 Song in Heaven - Sparks I Feel Love - Donna Summer Living By Numbers - New Music 16 Bars - Stylistics Let 'Em in - Wings Food For Thought - UB40 Uptown Top Ranking - Althia & Donna Hong Kong Garden - Siouxsie and The Banshees Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - Pig Bag I Want Your Love - Chic Ride A Wild Horse - Dee Clark Who Loves you? - Four Seasons Saturday Night - Herman Brood Blue Monday - New Order
Years ago, I read Ray Coleman’s biography of John Lennon, and it mentioned that Radio Luxembourg was the station the Beatles listened to in the late 1950s and early 1960s because at that time, BBC radio did not play rock and roll music.
I used to lie in bed listening till closedown, wondering who was listening behind the Iron Curtain and dreaming of going there one day. I've only been to Ukraine and Hungary but fell in love with them both.
радио из моего детсва я слушал на альпенист 320 под подушкой почти доутра тогда св диапазон был чист ! мне было 15 . я балдел от радио люксинбург ,это лучшее музыкальное радио тех лет на св
I loved RL when I was a kid. Steve Wright went from Radio 210 to RL before he went to Radio1. Emperor Roscoe, Ollie Henry. Power play. I remember Supertramps Breakfast in America was a power play.
Listened to Radio Luxembourg in Belarus. But with one condition, it was necessary to have low gloomy clouds ... then you could hear something ... BUT their screensavers of that time just fascinated me !!! I listened to the screensaver was shocked !!! From transitions !! From sound effects !! how the music turns on, to the beat of the screensaver .. how they come out of the music again into the screensaver .. it seemed to me that they have THOUSANDS of different transitions ... In short, listen and imagine what I was in shock THEN.
MOJE UKOCHANE ''RADIO LUXEMBOURG''-NIEZAPOMNIANE ''TOP TWENTY''.DLACZEGO TO ZLIKWIDOWALI .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.JA SŁUCHAŁEM JUŻ OD 1961r.''TO BYŁA MUZYKA''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Alexander Savelyev Ha ha, and I used to listen to Vladimir Pozner on Radio Moscow! It sounded so alien to hear him talking about "workers in the Soviet republic of Ukraine" or whatever, and I couldn't even imagine what these amazing places were like.
Я слушал Radio Luxemburg на Средних Волнах 208м (1440 кГц) с 1985-1990 г.г. 21:00-21:30 (msk) была программа Mike RTL (Lloyd George Avenue Brussels, Belgium). Благодаря этой программе, я познакомился с Vlado Petrik (Slovakia, Topolcany) и Раймонд Ницманис (Юрмала, Латвия, ul.Pludu). Каждую Пятницу в 22:00-23:00 на RTL был Английский Чарт (Top 15).
In the forties/fifties American singer Jo Stafford had her own programm on radio Luxembourg, talkingand bringing tunes from her own of other artists.I stayed home to listen to her programms.(208wave.)
@@dyzett Ja najbardziej lubiłem "Głos Ameryki" i czasem ekstra opowieści tam były: " Jak to przyjechał jeden Rosjanin do Nowego Jorku i w nocy zauważył sklep. A na wystawie mnóstwo kawy, herbaty, słodyczy i natychmiast rozpoczął społeczną kolejkę 😁 a potem dołączył policjant i jego pies, ponieważ zainteresował się tym dziwnym zachowaniem. I na nic zdały się tłumaczenia, że towaru tu jest bez liku i nikt tego nie wykupi (!). Rosjanin oczywiście w to nie uwierzył i stwierdził że to jakaś propaganda żeby go oszukać (ha,ha😂) i w ogóle to niemożliwe, żeby tyle towaru było w sklepie i nikt się tym nie interesuje.☀️😁
God listen to this in the late 70,so Erle 80,s wile camping. on the cb radio. agravatin everybody .good days. sumon below sea I want to cry, I now Wat u meet. time is going so fast now
I just checked the faceplate of the 1957 Emud radio I inherited and there it is at 1440, a little window marked "LUXEMBURG". Even though it's a USA-spec radio, with the AM dial marked (backward) in Kc and the full 88-108 FM band, it has all the cities of Europe mapped out, probably to emphasize its German origin. It also has channel numbers (which we never used) as well as frequencies on FM and seems to lack the CONNELRAD markings that were supposed to tell us where to tune in during a nuclear attack.
Would be fun to have some of the old ads too, if they're still around in any form. "Be right on time with Ever-Right" "And the time by my H Samuel Ever-Right watch is [whatever] precisely!" (Can't find anything online at all about those watches, although H Samuel still exists as a jewellery company.) "Vidor batteries for that strong clear sound!" And of course Mr Batchelor .... I was too young to play the pools when he was around.
5:20 1 MW on the MW band must have gone everywhere. Stations in the USA are limited to 50,000 W. No wonder people from so many countries remember these broadcasts. I noticed a lot of American/Canadian accents in these announcements; probably the easiest for mixed audiences to understand.
In Mexico border blasters pounded the US ether at night from Mexican border stations who began at 100000 Watts in the late 1920s to close to a million if not more until the 1970s. Do you remember "the wolfman", he broadcasted from Monterrey, Mexico in the late 1950s and 1960s. As for "legit" stations, in Mexico XEW, XEB and XEX used to broadcast at 100,000 Watts in the 1940s and 1950s. XEW still does and there is an old RUclips video of a portable radio picking up XEW 900Khz in Ireland.
From the early till the middle of the 60s we had no acceptable radio station in Germany for young people. For the good music there was only Radio Luxembourg on middle- or long-wave from London W1 with disturbing noises and fading in - fading out. I remember the jingle "colourful radio Luxembourg" and miss it here. The other radio station with good new music was AFN Europe. Wir hatten ja sonst nichts. ;-)
Around 12 midnight UK in North West England I would retune to 49.26 metres (6090 kHz) SW to hear the international worldwide transmission of Radio Luxembourg English Service, it still faded a little bit but not in and out as MW did.
Loved radio Luxembourg but it would fade in and out at night would lay in my bed as a kid with my little battery radio under the covers so my mum & dad couldn't hear
The great days of pop radio.The commercial radio in the UK now is a total embarrassment compared to the stations like Radio Luxembourg and the offshore pirates.😬
The station of the 80s jingles was when I got into the station. Always a good listen, when wanting a change from John Peel on Radio 1. Such a shame the 208 signal was so awful on some nights I had to switch off. Would have awesome on VHF on Britain and would have completely changed the success of ILR for sure.
Ah luxy 208 station of the stars,it's your DJ BA,Barry Aldiss.Almost sure Steve Conway finished each night with 'At the end of the day'.1960s great era!
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I miss so much this radio station, make me cry
Me too... Big part of my life!
I used to share a room with my brother who was 9 years older than me. He couldn’t sleep without the radio on, so he would come home from clubbing and slap the radio Luxembourg on. He’d crash out asleep and little me would end up wide awake listening to a great radio station.
I miss this wonderfull radio. It was the best station on this planet.
I loved this as a teenager end of 60s and early 70s! What memories!
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@@robins4209 Ha ha ha🤡
Foreign student in France 1970/71 this is what we listened to.
❤👏👏👏👍🇸🇰 od 13 rokov som kazdy vecer pocuval toto radio. A pocas 24 mesiacov vojenskej sluzby mi toto radio kratilo nocne sluzby. Dakujem.
Remember listening to this on long warm summer nights. and mum and dad shouting through the wall and telling me to go to sleep.❤️ but latter on in life they would tell me they used to listen to it a lot as well when they were married.❤️ rest in peace both of you hope to see you again one day.
Listening to Radio Luxembourg on MW in the 80s til closing and the sign off by Bob Stewart at 3am on an Ingersoll portable radio held together by cello tape. When the music stopped all you would hear was the beep beep beep beep of interference that was part of MW. I use that sign off by Bob as a ring tone on my phone. RIP all concerned and thanks for the music and memories. The Great 208.
Die 70er waren meine Jugend. Damals hörte ich abends die englische Welle von Radio Luxemburg. Da kam coole Musik 🎶. An einige Hits die ich damals hörte und lange nicht im Radio 📻 gehört habe, erinnere ich mich auch. Viele Hits davon höre ich auf RUclips. Was war das toll.
I loved listening to Radio Luxembourg in the late 70s late at night as a young teenager in Ireland. I had an old hand me down Toshiba transistor radio with a broken antenna, but I managed to rig up a temporary one with a clothes hanger. Reception was in and out, but loved it as a young lad.
I listened to the Great 208 when my dad was stationed at Ramstein Air base in Germany back in the early 80's. I remember all this.
Crystal set and torch under the sheets every night, what memories, my introduction to music in the late 50’s
I used to hear Radio Luxembourg in late 70s and early 80s in Lisbon, Portugal. In the winter it was a little difficult but in the summer the conditions of reception were perfect. I learnt so much about pop music in radio Luxembourg, i'll never forget it. David Bowie, Roxy Music, Tubeway Army, T. Rex, Blondie, ABBA, Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Sparks, KC and The Sunshine Band, Chic, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, Ian Dury, Kate Bush, Stylistics, Four Seasons, Hot Chocolate, Adam and the Ants, Human League, Heaven 17, Soft Cell, New Order and even Laurie Anderson are some of the names that came to my head when i remember Radio Luxembourg's play lists.
I was 13 when i listened this great radio. At 18 i began my dj Experience. That great years never come back.
😢😢🎤🎛🎧❤
Please bring this radio station back great memories I still have the valve set I listened on
Radio Luxembourg was the First station that used jingles ... on frequency mEdium wave
Today is Word day radio. Radio Luxemburg is best radio station ever. Congratulations !
Love it. I have some of this on cassette tape😂😊🤗😃🌹
Excellent ! Thank you so much.
Tantissimi ricordi di gioventù. L'ascoltavo sui 1440 kHz ed allora abitavo in Sicilia occidentale.
Il suo segnale era possente anche in quelle latitudini.
In my early teens in the early 70's I used to love listening to radio Luxemburg on my small hand held transistor in bed and when the usual roar would come to turn off that bloody radio I simply listened to it under the blankets.
RADIO LUXEMBOURG. That brings back old memories, Thank you.
As young, we loved this station separately us behind the Iron Curtain in Prague.
The same from Vilnius, Lithuania, also it was the best teacher of English language at that times Lithuania
Same in Estonia, many happy sleepless nights with Radio Luxembourg
Listened to this radio in Leningrad in the 80s as a schoolboy
Im born 1994. but i heard for this radio from elders
It was popular in croatia/yugoslavia
great to hear bring back 208 please still got my bush valve set used to tune in every night in the 70s and 80s loved it all
As I'm listening now to the last 1.5 hour of RL broadcast I almost choke up with sweet memories! The big noise even reached eastern Ukraine in the early 70s! I was a student in Kharkov State University 1969-1974 and used to listen to 208 on Soviet made transistor radio "Okean". Wrote down Top 20 list every week and shared it with rock fan friends...
I guess im asking randomly but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost my password. I love any tips you can give me
@Kendrick River instablaster ;)
@Simon Rory thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Simon Rory it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
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I miss Radio Luxembourg!!😐😥🌹
Me to 😢😢
Ich auch🎉🎉❤❤❤
Ludzie, na tym się wychowałem !!! Jakżeż mi brakuje dzisiaj tego radia. Te wieczory to juz nie te wieczory !!!!!!!
Zgadzam się w 100%.Jakiej ślicznej muzyki się słuchało.Nie zapomnę nigdy,niesamowite''Top Twenty''BOMBA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ludzie byli inni niż dzis wystarczy popatrzeć na społeczeństwo..w tv sonad w Pl była jednym z najlepszych pragramów..dzis programów pełno ale bez wartości ..to samo muzyka już nie ta..bo trzeba wdziekami nadrabiac głos..była jeszcze 252 long way też fajna stacja..
@@2003pipi Radio Atlantic 252 na długich falach 😁,
oj! się lubiło kręcić gałką radia i szukać wszystko co możliwe 👍
@@goldprice6320 to była magia tamtych czasów słuchałem wtedy na grundig satellite 650 do dzis go mam super odbiornik lat 80 tych ..
Radio Luxembourg was the best radio station to listen to while stationed in Germany from the 50 60 70 I'm so glad that we can pick up radio Luxembourg here on the phone it kept all the military troops in Germany happy that's all I used to tune into with my 190 Mercedes convertible with the Becca Mexico radio I will never forget it I have a b decal where it says radio Luxembourg looks like I'm going to have to put it on my vehicle to let people know that radio Luxembourg is still alive thank you so much for letting us listen to your wonderful radio station always being always will thank you very much
Wow I used to listen to Radio Luxembourg late at night up until close down at 3AM - I was 13 - Late at nite under the covers ! - Mom used to threaten to take my transistor radio off of me - Every morning while having breakfast before school - I Loved that radio - My uncle John bought me it - From Dixons- One of those Army looking ones - A light brown colour - it was great listening to all the music from America ! - Played for the American service men - Stuff we got to hear it before released in the UK ! - Loved hearing those jingels again - Thankyou !
And the way it faded in and out - haha!
Lovely to hear at the end the DJ say Wishing you Gods Blessing and peace. The close down music they often played called "At The End of The Day said "Thank you Lord for my work an play" : ) God Bless Allen and Alanna
Listened to Radio Luxembourg in the early 60's on my dads 9 transistor radio in Germany...loved it
Listened to Benny Brown on the night shift when I was in the USAF in Germany in the 80s
Some songs that come suddenly to my head when i remember Radio Luxembourg' play lists - 1975-1982
Street Life - Crusaders featuring Randy Crawford
(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang - Heaven 17
Are 'Friends' Electric - Tubeway Army
Money - Flying Lizards
O Superman - Laurie Anderson
Reasons To Be Cherefull pt.3 - Ian Dury
Ça Plane pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand
Dreamy Lady - T. Rex
No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley
Boston Tea Party - Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Love Is The Drug - Roxy Music
Heart of Glass - Blondie
Golden Years - David Bowie
Top Of The Pops - Rezillos
Einstein A'Go-Go - Landscape
Tainted Love - Soft Cell
Fly Robin Fly - Silver Convention
You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees
Dancing Queen - ABBA
nº1 Song in Heaven - Sparks
I Feel Love - Donna Summer
Living By Numbers - New Music
16 Bars - Stylistics
Let 'Em in - Wings
Food For Thought - UB40
Uptown Top Ranking - Althia & Donna
Hong Kong Garden - Siouxsie and The Banshees
Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - Pig Bag
I Want Your Love - Chic
Ride A Wild Horse - Dee Clark
Who Loves you? - Four Seasons
Saturday Night - Herman Brood
Blue Monday - New Order
Bloody fantastic jingles!!!!!!!!
Years ago, I read Ray Coleman’s biography of John Lennon, and it mentioned that Radio Luxembourg was the station the Beatles listened to in the late 1950s and early 1960s because at that time, BBC radio did not play rock and roll music.
I listened to Radio Luxembourg quite often when I was working the night shift while serving in the USAF in the 70's
I listened to Radio Luxembourg at Sembach AB in Germany in the mid 1970's. I guess many of us did. Great station.
My parents told me about this radio station, and how they could listen to it back in the era of the Eastern Bloc.
It was the one and only radio window to the Western world at Soviet Lithuania 80s....Missing it very much.
I used to lie in bed listening till closedown, wondering who was listening behind the Iron Curtain and dreaming of going there one day. I've only been to Ukraine and Hungary but fell in love with them both.
I want to cry!
Me toooo😢🎤🎛🎧
Got this Radio in Paris in the 70
ies FAB 208 with all the Glam rock scene ! i was 14 HAPPY YEARS !
Radio Luxemburg na średnich falach chyba 1600m z szumami trzaskami ale z wypiekami na twarzy to było okno na Swiat!
радио из моего детсва я слушал на альпенист 320 под подушкой почти доутра тогда св диапазон был чист ! мне было 15 . я балдел от радио люксинбург ,это лучшее музыкальное радио тех лет на св
I loved RL when I was a kid. Steve Wright went from Radio 210 to RL before he went to Radio1. Emperor Roscoe, Ollie Henry. Power play. I remember Supertramps Breakfast in America was a power play.
Listened to Radio Luxembourg in Belarus. But with one condition, it was necessary to have low gloomy clouds ... then you could hear something ...
BUT their screensavers of that time just fascinated me !!! I listened to the screensaver was shocked !!! From transitions !! From sound effects !! how the music turns on, to the beat of the screensaver .. how they come out of the music again into the screensaver .. it seemed to me that they have THOUSANDS of different transitions ... In short, listen and imagine what I was in shock THEN.
Super buvo radijas 👍👍👍
MOJE UKOCHANE ''RADIO LUXEMBOURG''-NIEZAPOMNIANE ''TOP TWENTY''.DLACZEGO TO ZLIKWIDOWALI .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.JA SŁUCHAŁEM JUŻ OD 1961r.''TO BYŁA MUZYKA''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GREAT MEMORIES, LISTENING TO THIS GREAT STATION.
Special big sound😢😢🎤🎛🎧🎛❤miss so much
👍👍👍 GREAT 208 !!!
Brilliant, unequalled station
The best all time...
Love it. My youth in Moscow, Russia in the 80s. A ray of light!
+Alexander Savelyev Ha ha, and I used to listen to Vladimir Pozner on Radio Moscow! It sounded so alien to hear him talking about "workers in the Soviet republic of Ukraine" or whatever, and I couldn't even imagine what these amazing places were like.
Loved it as a GI in Germany! We listened to either American Forces Radio or Radio 208 Radio Luxembourg! Rock On! 1.3 MILLION Watts of Power!
Me 2 in the Netherlands.
Я слушал Radio Luxemburg на Средних Волнах 208м (1440 кГц) с 1985-1990 г.г. 21:00-21:30 (msk) была программа Mike RTL (Lloyd George Avenue Brussels, Belgium). Благодаря этой программе, я познакомился с Vlado Petrik (Slovakia, Topolcany) и Раймонд Ницманис (Юрмала, Латвия, ul.Pludu). Каждую Пятницу в 22:00-23:00 на RTL был Английский Чарт (Top 15).
In the forties/fifties American singer Jo Stafford had her own programm on radio Luxembourg, talkingand bringing tunes from her own of other artists.I stayed home to listen to her programms.(208wave.)
Listened to Radio Luxembourg when I was soviet GI in Germany/ 1980
I was listening to Tony Prince.... Your Royal Ruler when the news came in that Elvis had died
Me too Philip.😢
A kto tego kiedys ie sluchal!! Sluchawki.. i po nocach..a potem w szkole mozna bylo z kumplami pogadc o nowosciach..:)
A najlepiej odbierało się w radiu marki "Stolica", Wolną Europę też :-)
@@dyzett Ja najbardziej lubiłem "Głos Ameryki" i czasem ekstra opowieści tam były: " Jak to przyjechał jeden Rosjanin do Nowego Jorku i w nocy zauważył sklep. A na wystawie mnóstwo kawy, herbaty, słodyczy i natychmiast rozpoczął społeczną kolejkę 😁 a potem dołączył policjant i jego pies, ponieważ zainteresował się tym dziwnym zachowaniem. I na nic zdały się tłumaczenia, że towaru tu jest bez liku i nikt tego nie wykupi (!). Rosjanin oczywiście w to nie uwierzył i stwierdził że to jakaś propaganda żeby go oszukać (ha,ha😂) i w ogóle to niemożliwe, żeby tyle towaru było w sklepie i nikt się tym nie interesuje.☀️😁
Still miss it, only listened the last few years myself mostly on astra satellite
The best radio in the world with the fantastic jingles of bob stewart why you stops the trasmission and why don't you began agayn? Love you!!!
Love! Did not sleep at night listened
God listen to this in the late 70,so Erle 80,s wile camping. on the cb radio. agravatin everybody .good days. sumon below sea I want to cry, I now Wat u meet. time is going so fast now
Since the age of 12 I followed the charts at 11.00 pm British time.
Luxembourg and Caroline late 60s and into the 70s for me
Bob Stewart- apparently he was English, but liked speaking with a Canadian accent!
Ha ha! It probably meant he got better pay from European radio stations.
I just checked the faceplate of the 1957 Emud radio I inherited and there it is at 1440, a little window marked "LUXEMBURG". Even though it's a USA-spec radio, with the AM dial marked (backward) in Kc and the full 88-108 FM band, it has all the cities of Europe mapped out, probably to emphasize its German origin. It also has channel numbers (which we never used) as well as frequencies on FM and seems to lack the CONNELRAD markings that were supposed to tell us where to tune in during a nuclear attack.
I listened with earphone on a diy cats whisker crystal set in the 1950s mostly under the bed clothes.
me too
Great Broadcasting !!!!
My Radio
Would be fun to have some of the old ads too, if they're still around in any form.
"Be right on time with Ever-Right" "And the time by my H Samuel Ever-Right watch is [whatever] precisely!"
(Can't find anything online at all about those watches, although H Samuel still exists as a jewellery company.)
"Vidor batteries for that strong clear sound!"
And of course Mr Batchelor .... I was too young to play the pools when he was around.
Bloody hell that takes me back to my teens
Nejlepší rádio na světě
Grew up with the great 208!
I just remember: RADIO LUXEMBURG LONDON W1.
Everytime I mention Radio Luxembourg to my Mum, she would start belting out the Ovaltinies theme tune!
Many a power pack battery flat in the morning, fabulous days in the 70s
Mladý kluci jsme byli
Byliśmy piekni i młodzi.To se ne vrati pane Havranku
5:20 1 MW on the MW band must have gone everywhere. Stations in the USA are limited to 50,000 W. No wonder people from so many countries remember these broadcasts. I noticed a lot of American/Canadian accents in these announcements; probably the easiest for mixed audiences to understand.
In Mexico border blasters pounded the US ether at night from Mexican border stations who began at 100000 Watts in the late 1920s to close to a million if not more until the 1970s.
Do you remember "the wolfman", he broadcasted from Monterrey, Mexico in the late 1950s and 1960s.
As for "legit" stations, in Mexico XEW, XEB and XEX used to broadcast at 100,000 Watts in the 1940s and 1950s. XEW still does and there is an old RUclips video of a portable radio picking up XEW 900Khz in Ireland.
@@roverworld7218 XERF in Villa Acuña, just across the Rio Grande from Del Rio, Texas. Heard all over North America.
Happy Days.
Station of the Eighty..... Наша молодость!!!
Comment from Teddy Boys dont knit goes for me too in the 60s. Great music!
From the early till the middle of the 60s we had no acceptable radio station in Germany for young people. For the good music there was only Radio Luxembourg on middle- or long-wave from London W1 with disturbing noises and fading in - fading out. I remember the jingle "colourful radio Luxembourg" and miss it here.
The other radio station with good new music was AFN Europe. Wir hatten ja sonst nichts. ;-)
Around 12 midnight UK in North West England I would retune to 49.26 metres (6090 kHz) SW to hear the international worldwide transmission of Radio Luxembourg English Service, it still faded a little bit but not in and out as MW did.
the two most prolific dj's on radio luembourg were stuart henry and bob stewart,who were and are legendary in every way from john macleod.
Loved Benny Brown what a voice..
Sadly missed here in the uk🇬🇧
Loved radio Luxembourg but it would fade in and out at night would lay in my bed as a kid with my little battery radio under the covers so my mum & dad couldn't hear
radio super 1983-1986 Poland
The great days of pop radio.The commercial radio in the UK now is a total embarrassment compared to the stations like Radio Luxembourg and the offshore pirates.😬
The Big Radio
The station of the 80s jingles was when I got into the station. Always a good listen, when wanting a change from John Peel on Radio 1. Such a shame the 208 signal was so awful on some nights I had to switch off. Would have awesome on VHF on Britain and would have completely changed the success of ILR for sure.
The good ole day's when we had cool radio stations like radio Luxembourg not the crap that's aired today
I am missing it
Moja omiljena frekvencija 70-ih!
Fantastica estación de los 70?s!
to było radio, dziś można pomarzyć.
Bring back the mighty HORACE BACHELOR ! Did anyone pay for his football pools tips?
1980 česká republika 23.00 hitparáda radio luxembourg
Habe ich oft gehört
Ah ben me voici! devant les platines à gaz de l'époque!
Ah luxy 208 station of the stars,it's your DJ BA,Barry Aldiss.Almost sure Steve Conway finished each night with 'At the end of the day'.1960s great era!
Rádio mého mládí..
Fabulous 208!