Radio 1 was the preferred station we listened to from the 60s to the 80s ,always rememeber it the most before going to school in the morning, school holidays and the sunday night hit parade. great station keeping us in tune with the music of those times.
The BBC could have a small Hit on their hands...With Vintage Radio...They must have a ton of material that most of the nation who grew up listening to "without doubt" the best Radio Station on the planet would love to hear again. Gets my vote.
Had they recorded every radio show and done it in stereo, despite the live transmission only being in mono, it could be interesting to put it out on the exact day and date, so the presenters get the date right, as well as the day! Most of the older presenters are no longer around to do their shows live - but it could be theoretically possible to assemble a Radio 1 Gold, with a schedule featuring some of the old boys’ network, if they were willing to do so, but with modifications, to allow for deceased presenters: 6 am - Noel Edmonds - amongst all the music he played presenting it, replaying some of the funny phone calls: 9 am - Simon Bates - with the Golden Hour at 9 and some of his favourite tunes, with a vintage Our Tune at ten and a new one at 11; Midday - Paul Burnett - playing some of the tunes he likes, with the Fun At One slot, where he played comedy clips; 2 pm - David Hamilton - playing past Hamilton’s Hotshots and other tunes; 4 pm - DLT - some of his faves; 7 pm - Tony Blackburn; 10 till midnight - Adrian Juste - playing lots of good tunes, interspersed with comedy bits, like he used to do on Saturday afternoons, but longer! That’s the weekdays - weekends - could have The Pick Of Junior Choice and Children’s Favourites first thing - then get some of the 80s presenters like Pat Sharp and Bruno Brookes to host shows - if enough recordings of Tom Browne’s tenure as the host of the Top 20 show exist, they could go out randomly, but timed to be on the same date! If it could be put out in stereo on DAB or online, all the better!
Tony Blackburn and Paul Gambachini on radio 1 in 76. 45 years later they still on bbc radio 2. That's longevity. The one at 2.55 I remember liking then. Need this one on bbc2 pick of the pops.
I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station. Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900). Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by. For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.) Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted. You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
Paul Burnett - 12 till 2,when Simon Bates took over from Tony Blackburn in the mornings,Paul got extra half hour,11.30. Diddy David, either 2 till 5 or 4.30
Or a radio one GOLD, I thought that in 1990 when Radio 5 took over radio 2 on AM, I wish Radio 1 had used 1053 & 1089 for a Radio One Gold or R1 vintage giving ILR GOLD stations such as GEM AM a rival..
That's an awesome idea - I would happily listen to a Paul Burnett show from 1976 in full! And Liofa it's OK, you wouldn't have to listen. I don't suppose any have been kept though.
247 was a dreadful MW frequency for BBC Radio 1. It got invaded after dark by Radio Tirana and in some areas of the UK it would fade, even during the day. When R1 moved to 275m / 1089 kHz and 285m / 1053 kHz on MW, it improved daytime reception massively, only fading in some areas of the UK after dark, but it was an improvement over 247m 1215 kHz MW.
I'm impressed with the sound quality of your jingles. This one, and your mid-1980s jingles sound awesome. A world away from when I used to listen to the station in my youth (mid to late 1980s).
Radio 1 was the greatest station in the 70 and 80.. And late night when radio 1 got a bit alternative it would be straight one to radio Luxembourg for more great tunes
Wow! Took me back to 1976 and Colchester, West Mersea and Great Yarmouth with Radio 1 in the background. Coming back to 2021 involved a definite effort of will.
Years ago I bought a load of cd's that contained all the jingles from 60s thru to 90s... Wish i could find em.... I was born in 76 so my memories were 80s... I remember the presenter jingles had a 'Doooodiddydooo' sound before them 😂
I was five years old when these jingles were launched in 1976. At the time I didn't realise they were recorded by an American company (JAM). Now they sound so unashamedly un-British and very American! Same with the Radio 2 jingles of the same era. They wouldn't have sounded out of place on any American Top Forty radio stations. I wonder if the fresh, hip (!) sound was a deliberate policy to get away from the hitherto stuffy BBC image ?
@@eddiewillers1 They probably did in the early to mid-1960s but, by the time of Radio 1's founding in 1967, the BBC was employing PAMS for many, if not all, its jingle creations. JAM Creative Productions in Dallas got the gig in 1976. The music in the jingles was often the same across multiple radio stations around the English-speaking world, with just the station idents and slogans differing.
@@eddiewillers1 The Mike Sammes singers did have some involvement with the Jimmy Young Programme in the 1970s - perhaps it's their voices on the 'Home Cookin' ' jingle.
Good package. Sound quality is superb given the vintage. Sadly, in 2019 jingles which use the phrase "we're your friends" sit uncomfortably with an ID jingle for a certain J. Savile...
I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station. Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900). Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by. For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.) Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted. You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
Good idea for the BBC Darren, junior choice Saturday and Sunday mornings 8 till 10, sunday 12 till 2, two top 20 classic charts, Sunday afternoons 4 till 7 at night a classic top40 chart rundown from a year 1964 to 1990. Please launch “vintage radio 1” BBC.
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I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station. Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900). Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by. For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.) Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted. You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
I still have a Mike read tea hea mug and I still use it I got it in 1988 I used to love the road show
I still remember these jingles and it’s now 2024
Radio 1 was the preferred station we listened to from the 60s to the 80s ,always rememeber it the most before going to school in the morning, school holidays and the sunday night hit parade. great station keeping us in tune with the music of those times.
The BBC could have a small Hit on their hands...With Vintage Radio...They must have a ton of material that most of the nation who grew up listening to "without doubt" the best Radio Station on the planet would love to hear again. Gets my vote.
they could just re-run the entire show daily, just 30 years behind. 7 days a week, and it would have a large audience.
Had they recorded every radio show and done it in stereo, despite the live transmission only being in mono, it could be interesting to put it out on the exact day and date, so the presenters get the date right, as well as the day!
Most of the older presenters are no longer around to do their shows live - but it could be theoretically possible to assemble a Radio 1 Gold, with a schedule featuring some of the old boys’ network, if they were willing to do so, but with modifications, to allow for deceased presenters:
6 am - Noel Edmonds - amongst all the music he played presenting it, replaying some of the funny phone calls:
9 am - Simon Bates - with the Golden Hour at 9 and some of his favourite tunes, with a vintage Our Tune at ten and a new one at 11;
Midday - Paul Burnett - playing some of the tunes he likes, with the Fun At One slot, where he played comedy clips;
2 pm - David Hamilton - playing past Hamilton’s Hotshots and other tunes;
4 pm - DLT - some of his faves;
7 pm - Tony Blackburn;
10 till midnight - Adrian Juste - playing lots of good tunes, interspersed with comedy bits, like he used to do on Saturday afternoons, but longer!
That’s the weekdays - weekends - could have The Pick Of Junior Choice and Children’s Favourites first thing - then get some of the 80s presenters like Pat Sharp and Bruno Brookes to host shows - if enough recordings of Tom Browne’s tenure as the host of the Top 20 show exist, they could go out randomly, but timed to be on the same date!
If it could be put out in stereo on DAB or online, all the better!
Good to hear these jingles again. Good times.
Tony Blackburn and Paul Gambachini on radio 1 in 76. 45 years later they still on bbc radio 2. That's longevity. The one at 2.55 I remember liking then. Need this one on bbc2 pick of the pops.
I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station.
Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900).
Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by.
For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.)
Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted.
You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
There's enough Noel Edmonds and Tony Blackburn on TV and radio already. Can't stand any more of them.
Paul Burnett - 12 till 2,when Simon Bates took over from Tony Blackburn in the mornings,Paul got extra half hour,11.30. Diddy David, either 2 till 5 or 4.30
Or a radio one GOLD, I thought that in 1990 when Radio 5 took over radio 2 on AM, I wish Radio 1 had used 1053 & 1089 for a Radio One Gold or R1 vintage giving ILR GOLD stations such as GEM AM a rival..
That's an awesome idea - I would happily listen to a Paul Burnett show from 1976 in full! And Liofa it's OK, you wouldn't have to listen. I don't suppose any have been kept though.
Do u think it will happen?
247 was a dreadful MW frequency for BBC Radio 1. It got invaded after dark by Radio Tirana and in some areas of the UK it would fade, even during the day.
When R1 moved to 275m / 1089 kHz and 285m / 1053 kHz on MW, it improved daytime reception massively, only fading in some areas of the UK after dark, but it was an improvement over 247m 1215 kHz MW.
R.I.P radio 247! Welcome to radio heaven! Gone but never forgotten! ☹️😪
I'm impressed with the sound quality of your jingles. This one, and your mid-1980s jingles sound awesome. A world away from when I used to listen to the station in my youth (mid to late 1980s).
Radio 1 was the greatest station in the 70 and 80.. And late night when radio 1 got a bit alternative it would be straight one to radio Luxembourg for more great tunes
Wow! Took me back to 1976 and Colchester, West Mersea and Great Yarmouth with Radio 1 in the background. Coming back to 2021 involved a definite effort of will.
Seems strange hearing all these jingles in stereo, considering that you couldn’t get it even on FM!
2:13 Rewind Sono was used on Nottingham's GEM AM in 1992 which was the GOLD answer to Radio Trent.
1:56 was used by GEM AM also with the lyrics G.E.M. GEM spells solid Gold. All across the Great East Midlands. 1992
Years ago I bought a load of cd's that contained all the jingles from 60s thru to 90s... Wish i could find em.... I was born in 76 so my memories were 80s... I remember the presenter jingles had a 'Doooodiddydooo' sound before them 😂
Happy day's!!! X
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I was five years old when these jingles were launched in 1976. At the time I didn't realise they were recorded by an American company (JAM). Now they sound so unashamedly un-British and very American! Same with the Radio 2 jingles of the same era. They wouldn't have sounded out of place on any American Top Forty radio stations. I wonder if the fresh, hip (!) sound was a deliberate policy to get away from the hitherto stuffy BBC image ?
Source? I always thought it was a Brit group like the Mike Sammes Singers that did all the BBC's jingle work.
@@eddiewillers1 They probably did in the early to mid-1960s but, by the time of Radio 1's founding in 1967, the BBC was employing PAMS for many, if not all, its jingle creations. JAM Creative Productions in Dallas got the gig in 1976. The music in the jingles was often the same across multiple radio stations around the English-speaking world, with just the station idents and slogans differing.
@@tyreburster Interesting; I didn't know that. Thanks.
@@eddiewillers1 The Mike Sammes singers did have some involvement with the Jimmy Young Programme in the 1970s - perhaps it's their voices on the 'Home Cookin' ' jingle.
you can upload the BBC Radio 1 DJs Name jingle (1976-80) such as “Anne Nightingale” “Tommy Vance” etc. Please
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nice upload
Good package. Sound quality is superb given the vintage. Sadly, in 2019 jingles which use the phrase "we're your friends" sit uncomfortably with an ID jingle for a certain J. Savile...
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Why don’t they play that cheeky one that says wag wag boobs I remember Ed it as a kid it was so funny 😂 it was from the 1980s
I think it was meant to be quack quack oops - but I prefer your interpretation!
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Can’t stand radio one what a load of crap worst radio station in the world
I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station.
Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900).
Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by.
For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.)
Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted.
You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
What a fantastic idea
Good idea for the BBC Darren, junior choice Saturday and Sunday mornings 8 till 10, sunday 12 till 2, two top 20 classic charts, Sunday afternoons 4 till 7 at night a classic top40 chart rundown from a year 1964 to 1990. Please launch “vintage radio 1” BBC.
The Radio 1 vintage shows are now apparently available on BBC Sounds. Although it would be nice if they could have a station of this type,
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I wish the BBC would launch "Radio 1 vintage" as a fully fledged, stand alone Radio station.
Playing all these BRILLIANT classic jingles along with the hits of the decades(1960-1900).
Also play the classic Radio shows of years gone by.
For example wake up to the Noel Edmunds breakfast show, Tony Blackburn (9-12am)Paul Burnette(12-3)David Hamilton (3-7pm)Peter Powell(7-10pm)and of course John Peel (10-12Midnight.)
Classic Retro Radio 1 come on bbc get it sorted.
You can keep today's version of Radio 1 because L was able listen to Radio1 in it's greatest years.
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Absolutely!
It's DLT OK followed David Hamilton at 4.30