Loved radio one listened to it from start to finish 5am to midnight when i was a paper boy early mornings had with me when i went fishing always loved radio as a nationwide driver i have discovered some other great radio stations and some of the old radio one djs are on them
They were the Great days of Radio in the UK. I like you listened when I ever had the choice. From my school days listening to Paul Burnett running down the chart on a Tuesday lunchtime.
I first heard the "Playing The Oldies National Radio One" jingle in the seventies as a kid and that was my first exposure to BBC Radio 1 on fade happy whistle prone 247m/1215kHz MW which had Radio Tirana Albania cutting through the ionosphere every night after dark. When it moved to 275m/1089kHz from Moorside Edge West Yorkshire and 285m/1053kHz from Barrow In Furness South Cumbria, reception largely improved over Lancashire and you could get clear reception of both frequencies 1053 kHz and 1089 kHz along the Fylde Coast.
That video definitely has brought back some memories for you & thank you for the insight. I Lived in Northwich & Manchester in the early '70s & if memory serves me right they used to finish the show due to this fact at about 7 pm?
They often closed down early evening and joined Radio 2 until 10pm with John Peel, and rejoined Radio 2 at 12 midnight for the final two hours of broadcasting when they closed down after the closedown news bulletin at 2.03am then silence and 440Hz off air beeps until Radio 2 returned at 5am with Radio 1 starting at 7am opting out of Radio 2 on 247m MW.
I eat, lived and breathed radio one in those days and was desperate to work there...I was on a few FM stations up north a long time ago but the desire left me when I realised what bell ends there were in radio existing as egos and nothing else.
Simon Mayos breakfast show jingles were better than some of the records! Especially the ‘here’s what’s happening’ instrumental at the top of the hour. I recall someone ringing in in 1989 asking him not to talk over it!
Some good Radio 1 jingles and I used to think they were cutting edge in the eighties. Dare I say it, they now sound dated. I am biased because I think the station was fantastic but Red Rose and then Rock FM after the split had amazing jingles many of which still sound brilliant to this day. Notwithstanding the pull of nostalgia, the jingles out of Preston helped the stations punch above their weight in the eighties and nineties.
Love these jingles before a certain Matthew Bannister and Trevor Dann Dann 'The Hatchet Man' ruined the station, turned it into a 'down and dirty with the kids' spotty Herberts and Sunny D chavradio station.
You are so right there really too alas! When they took over in October 1993 onwards they really ruined it somehow. The way that from then until 1995 or so they cleared out all the best djs and that was absurd too!
Hey does anyone remember the jingle with "Morning Glory" as the chorus. I've been racking my brains, I think it was in the mid 70s, but I might be up to a decade out....any thoughts?
My friend lives on a farm, and has said he's annoyed that he's woken by a cock crowing every morning. I commented that I wasn't aware that Steve Wright was still at Radio 1, but that it's easy to turn off the radio alarm feature.
Hi Rob. Do You have a copy of the very first Radio 1 Jingle CD, that Bruno Brooks played the Charts from?. I would love a Copy of It, I know there are some floating around somewhere.
@@Genehunt7 I been In touch with quite a few that say they have a copy. Then when You ask for a copy, the trail goes cold again. So how about a copy of It then?.
@@TheBudgie29 some people don’t like sending copies of there cd’s and I can understand why, I for one will send you a copy but have you got anything to trade with?
@@RobCharles Tommy Vance Top 40 on a Sunday was the first countdown I listened to around 1980 and the rest of the decade was essential listening. Richard Skinner and Bruno Brookes followed him if I am not mistaken.
Used to love radio 1 in the late 80s, 90s, 2000s. Now I’m older and have graduated to radio 2!
Loved radio one listened to it from start to finish 5am to midnight when i was a paper boy early mornings had with me when i went fishing always loved radio as a nationwide driver i have discovered some other great radio stations and some of the old radio one djs are on them
They were the Great days of Radio in the UK. I like you listened when I ever had the choice. From my school days listening to Paul Burnett running down the chart on a Tuesday lunchtime.
I first heard the "Playing The Oldies National Radio One" jingle in the seventies as a kid and that was my first exposure to BBC Radio 1 on fade happy whistle prone 247m/1215kHz MW which had Radio Tirana Albania cutting through the ionosphere every night after dark.
When it moved to 275m/1089kHz from Moorside Edge West Yorkshire and 285m/1053kHz from Barrow In Furness South Cumbria, reception largely improved over Lancashire and you could get clear reception of both frequencies 1053 kHz and 1089 kHz along the Fylde Coast.
That video definitely has brought back some memories for you & thank you for the insight. I Lived in Northwich & Manchester in the early '70s & if memory serves me right they used to finish the show due to this fact at about 7 pm?
They often closed down early evening and joined Radio 2 until 10pm with John Peel, and rejoined Radio 2 at 12 midnight for the final two hours of broadcasting when they closed down after the closedown news bulletin at 2.03am then silence and 440Hz off air beeps until Radio 2 returned at 5am with Radio 1 starting at 7am opting out of Radio 2 on 247m MW.
These are superb! Nostalgic beyond words. I loved this wonderful era.
The best times to be listening and being part off the radio scene, Radio 1, Capital 194 in London etc Great years.
They had some cracking jingles back in the day.
Love that groupshot of all the 70s DJs on the steps
Just awesome, a great era for radio.
The best 👍👍
That jingle at 2:05. Such memories of Simon Mayo's Breakfast Show and the pips.
You can just hear that segment with the pips when you play that jingle. Great memories.
Brilliant! Thanks for that voyage back in time.
I eat, lived and breathed radio one in those days and was desperate to work there...I was on a few FM stations up north a long time ago but the desire left me when I realised what bell ends there were in radio existing as egos and nothing else.
I know what you mean! Met a few of them along the way and some management😕
Radio 1 with the best ever news intro jingle Back in the day
I Love the Jingle "Play the Oldies"
Simon Mayos breakfast show jingles were better than some of the records! Especially the ‘here’s what’s happening’ instrumental at the top of the hour. I recall someone ringing in in 1989 asking him not to talk over it!
Some good Radio 1 jingles and I used to think they were cutting edge in the eighties. Dare I say it, they now sound dated. I am biased because I think the station was fantastic but Red Rose and then Rock FM after the split had amazing jingles many of which still sound brilliant to this day. Notwithstanding the pull of nostalgia, the jingles out of Preston helped the stations punch above their weight in the eighties and nineties.
Some great jingles here and a few of my faves too. Great days. Thanks for sharing.
I had forgotten that vocoder type voice one. 👍👍
0:12 - 0:14, 0:15 - 0:17 Radio One The best Old-time Nostalgia jingle music.
love the road shows
England Scotland Ireland wales,National Radio 1, the best was then and here we are now.
My thoughts exactly John. Thanks for watching.
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Love these jingles before a certain Matthew Bannister and Trevor Dann Dann 'The Hatchet Man' ruined the station, turned it into a 'down and dirty with the kids' spotty Herberts and Sunny D chavradio station.
You are so right there really too alas! When they took over in October 1993 onwards they really ruined it somehow. The way that from then until 1995 or so they cleared out all the best djs and that was absurd too!
I'm surprised my favorite is not there... '97-99... BBC Radio 1 FM!'
Yes they had some great ones far too many to mention.
Jam made the best jingles
Hey does anyone remember the jingle with "Morning Glory" as the chorus. I've been racking my brains, I think it was in the mid 70s, but I might be up to a decade out....any thoughts?
My friend lives on a farm, and has said he's annoyed that he's woken by a cock crowing every morning. I commented that I wasn't aware that Steve Wright was still at Radio 1, but that it's easy to turn off the radio alarm feature.
Great stuff but no tommy vance or fluff freeman - please find them
1:05 Just Like 102.7 Star FM Jingle in the Philippines
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Hi Rob. Do You have a copy of the very first Radio 1 Jingle CD, that Bruno Brooks played the Charts from?. I would love a Copy of It, I know there are some floating around somewhere.
I might know someone who has one, I will get back to you.
@@RobCharles Hi Rob. Did you find a copy of that CD?.
I have that cd it’s from the 1987 Radio One jingle package
@@Genehunt7 I been In touch with quite a few that say they have a copy. Then when You ask for a copy, the trail goes cold again. So how about a copy of It then?.
@@TheBudgie29 some people don’t like sending copies of there cd’s and I can understand why, I for one will send you a copy but have you got anything to trade with?
Do you recall the 80's jingle Rock, Rock, Rock....on Radio One?
Tommy Vance used to use it.
@@RobCharles Tommy Vance Top 40 on a Sunday was the first countdown I listened to around 1980 and the rest of the decade was essential listening. Richard Skinner and Bruno Brookes followed him if I am not mistaken.
My fav is at 1:49
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