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Calling it "Radio Sunshine" is about as un-cool-establishment as were others' early 1970s references to "The Pink Floyd".

Radio station small /BBC radio/ local radio are monopoly

Man said gramophon music

Remember nova well ,used to listen to it on nights in preston lancs ,brilliant station

13:18 - (essentially) other capital cities had 60 stations, London had had 3.... Self-Stifled Britain.

30th anniversary 🎂🍾🥳⭐️🎊🎉

And now they are back for good, with a license, but still don't get paid!

Radio Nova still gets a mention most weeks nowadays on Radio stations in Ireland.

☹️

Great radio, and greatly missed!

Great radio station, shame it closed. Was reborn on satellite as Radio Nova International in Wegener PANDA 🐼 1 stereo via Intelsat VA-F11 on BBC WSTV using 7.38 / 7.56 MHz plus Radio Nova International via Astra 1A on the Lifestyle / JSTV / Children's Channel transponder 5 11.273 GHz H polarisation in Wegener PANDA 🐼 1 Mono 7.56 MHz.

I hear this guy's voice in my balls

Sunshine Radio still going strong in 2022!

Virgin should have been given Radio 1's two MW frequencies to provide better coverage of the UK.

Sunshine radio did come back and later in 1992 legally, Sunshine radio still rocks in 2022!

ik heb hem nog op vinil zo'n zwarte krakker op de draaietafel

Loved this station

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏

Lovely to see this report and keep it archived. I am a radio geek and love learning the history of radio.

It started broadcasting on the Isle of Man waters

Shocked to learn the BBC weren't very positive about pirate radio. 😆

She was seething... would fit in as a “Journalist” with Ease today.

Memories, remember this

Thanks for the video, although that isn't Peter Powell doing the commentary.

Deep voice of sir Bill Mitchell such a wonderful voice

Great voice

Bill Mitchell is the reason I started smoking. He would light up a Dunhill king size, take 2 puffs and put it out, only to light another a minute later. I would raid his ashtray.. I was 13.. he was dating my mum..

Bill Mitchell is awesome and that's his normal voice I have some jingle cds with him on them. Thanks for posting this great clip 👍👌

I remember the moment this went live, me and my mate were sharing ear phones off a Walkman while riding our bicycles! The first song they played was "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf, though they were broadcasting a couple of days before with random stuff, tests and such.

old rado nova

My name is Mark Talbot. I started out on your very venture in 1968-69 when aged 11 and called my show the Desmond Grey Show and still have recordings of it. By the mid 1970's I was producing it for what I termed 'Private Radio' (a play on Pirate Radio) and as with the earliest shows, it was mastered on cassette tapes. It initially went out to school friends and family, and later, when I left education at Oxford, to work mates, etc, who, through recommending me to their associates, also came to form part of my then established audience on a weekly basis. By the early 1980's I had 30 listeners who simply posted the tapes back to me. By the early 1990's I had 100 listeners at one point and the list mushroomed to a degree that it wasn't any longer viable to sustain the postal numbers, and so listeners were asked to send the tape to another member, who would then post the tape back to me. Many shows were on C120, and all were on TDK cassettes. The show was renamed Second Side Up in 1974. It continued to 2015. The BBC covered my story and it was broadcast nationally, and has been heard in The States and Australia, among others. If you would care to hear the show then seek the following either here, on UA-cam, or on the BBC iPlayer. Second Side Up. Between The Ears. BBC Radio Three. Mark Talbot. Happy New Year. Regards. Mark Talbot. London.

these boys blew RTE out of the water....so the irish goverment shut them down....speaks volumes about the irish goverment

Caesar the Geezer was unmissable listening as was Jeremy Beadle.

Did Border Radio ever receive a license?

What's the name of the song at 12:00?

the best thing about this station when it went to talk sport

Despite being on AM only, the station grew healthy audiences.

GREAT TIMES

An offshore radio publication went tobtown when its other pirate station laser fell silentvfor good and boat was then destroyed

Daamn,do ya have more of her?

I remember listening to Radio Maldwyn years ago and was invited to the studios by Martin Adams once, happy times!

Holy crap!!! I've been waiting years to see this. So many thanks sent your way.

I was very fortunate that this radio station managed to travel up the Red Lake Valley into Chapel Lawn. Caroline, Lazer 252, The Great 208 etc made up my youth I always made sure the bus radio was set to 252 !!!!

listened to this station growing up in brum in my teens.. miss those days.