Ah, I remember when a CD was a thing of wonder. Now the landfills are full of them. I guess the moment that music became digital, and data storage capacities on hard drive and flash memory began to at least double each year (between 1995 and 2007 essentially) the rest was inevitable. Great to see all this old studio gear though! Always notable in those old videos of Radio 1 and 2 how they try not to show that they played a lot of tracks from carts of mini-discs. In those days I think the BBC was expected to show itself as an anti music-copying anti-piracy exemplar. All radio stations did that then though. I remember working at Capital for a week on some IT things (1980s) and was often overlooking the studio - seldom saw a record played.
When she was due to return from maternity leave in early 88, they offered her a weekend slot instead of her previous weekday one. She told them where to go. And of course, much more recently, Radio 2 also gave her the boot as well, poor woman. She was a great DJ with eclectic music tastes. A very much missed lady.
She had already been told to cover her "bump" which was deemed as unsightly for TV viewers, hence she has to stand up behind a piece of equipment for the duration of this.
I agree with John Peel loved my vinyls and turntables when I was D Jaying great days I love my music then😂
I'm old enough to remember when Bruno did a show where all the music was on compact disk and the first song was 'Owner of a Lonely Hear't by Yes.
Janice long RIP 1955- 2021 Mike Smith John peel and Terry wogan RIP 🙏🏻
Why is Mike Smith's trousers so high?
Ah back in the days when it all made sense ;)
Ah, I remember when a CD was a thing of wonder. Now the landfills are full of them. I guess the moment that music became digital, and data storage capacities on hard drive and flash memory began to at least double each year (between 1995 and 2007 essentially) the rest was inevitable. Great to see all this old studio gear though! Always notable in those old videos of Radio 1 and 2 how they try not to show that they played a lot of tracks from carts of mini-discs. In those days I think the BBC was expected to show itself as an anti music-copying anti-piracy exemplar. All radio stations did that then though. I remember working at Capital for a week on some IT things (1980s) and was often overlooking the studio - seldom saw a record played.
NAD cd players....lol. Top gear to this day. No flashy buttons to ruin the sound... just pure. Like the Amps, with on/off, volume and balance. :)
RIP Smitty.
Oooft all passed away except Bruno. Power on
Mike Smith at least knew who he was supposed to be broadcastig to!
Nice EMT 950s Record decks but they're not the BBC versions with groove counter
It must have been shortly after this programme that Radio One sacked Janice Long for being unmarried and pregnant.
When she was due to return from maternity leave in early 88, they offered her a weekend slot instead of her previous weekday one. She told them where to go. And of course, much more recently, Radio 2 also gave her the boot as well, poor woman. She was a great DJ with eclectic music tastes. A very much missed lady.
She had already been told to cover her "bump" which was deemed as unsightly for TV viewers, hence she has to stand up behind a piece of equipment for the duration of this.
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Both Wogan and Mike Smith are both dead and Bruno Brookes is half dead. John Peel is dead too.
Cheery anlysis!
@Tash Bandara I love Janice Long and her pal John Peel ❤
Janice long is dead too
video kill the radio stars