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Fab Forties feature in Belgian Magazine 'Jukebox' |
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(Updated Aug 11 )
How Radio London got the exclusive first play of Sgt Pepper |
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 (June 13) Fossilised Fab Forties – our first complete Fab Forty is dated January 24th 1965, but in a great new feature, earlier chart placings are unearthed by Fab Alan Field |
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Peter and Gordon visit the Galaxy |
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Interview with Nirvana's Patrick Campbell-Lyons |
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James Royal spills the beans about his musical career |
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Rewritten and fully updated. Craise F(r)inton Kirk
– the Sixties song by a star from Oz that became a Big L anthem |
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Two-page supplement of New UK Releases for July 1967 |
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How Radio London got the musical exclusive of the 20th
century – Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. |
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John Bobin's story of The Fingers |
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Oldies Project interview conducted by Win
de Lang |
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One-hit wonders with a huge Family Tree, The Pack, by lead
singer Rustic Rod Goodway |
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A profile of West Midlands favourites, Herbie's People
by band member Michael Taylor |
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Studio Six, the Beatstalkers,
the Pathfinders and Marmalade – stories of Glasgow bands who made
it to the Big L Fab 40 |
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Reaction to the Oldies Project |
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(Regularly)
The A-Z of Fab 40 artists |
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The Radio
London 'Fam 40' – the additional Big L track list added for Christmas
1966 |
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Author Brian Long explains how he compiled the charts for
his book 'The London Sound', with additional note by Pete Brady |
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The early
Fab 40 compilers Gert van der Winden and Machteld Meijer explain their
love of Radio London's charts |
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The
Knees Club – a history of a star-studded club inspired by TW's knees.
The latest pages are devoted to the Club's Anniversarknee |
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A 2-page
feature on the Radio London film, Dateline Diamonds, released April 1966
and featuring Kenny Everett |
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A
complete transcript of the Kenny Everett/Tony Blackburn Climber Review,
Oct 23rd, 1966 |
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David
Bowie, David Ballantyne and the Discatron. In "The Tale of David
Ballantyne..." you will discover why David is holding a strange device
called a Discatron and why he visited a tiny club in High Wycombe with
Earl Richmond and David Bowie |
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After generating
so much interest, the Discatron was given its own pages, including full-colour
photos of a pristine machine. |
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Who were
the real members of the Knack and why was Mary made an Honorary
Member of the group? |
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Dave Dennis
favourites, the Untamed were a group who wrote and recorded jingles for
him |
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The Big
L anthem that failed in the UK for Johnny Young, mainly through sheer
bad luck |
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The final
chart, August 6th, 1967, runs into two pages, covering the music and events
of Radio London's final days |
