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Fantasy FM – London
Fantasy FM started broadcasting from North London in August 1989 on 98.6 FM. They played Acid, Rave & Hardcore music, all of which was massive at the time, and was also dominating the mainstream...
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Naked FM was a radio station that broadcast on 93.00 FM, between 1994 and 1995. Its founder was Kevin James, AKA DJ 24K from Brockley, London. At the time, DJ 24K was playing House and Garage in the...
View ArticlePoint Blank FM
Point Blank FM was first heard in November 1994, with the aim to supply people with quality House music that no one else on the radio spectrum offered, neither legal or pirate. Soon it became clear...
View ArticleRadio Telstar South
Radio Telstar South was Britain’s first golden oldies station. They were first heard in 1976, and continued well in to the 1980s. More on Radio Telstar South can be found on these sites: Tribute Page...
View ArticleJuice FM – London
Juice FM operated during the 1990s. While it reached across London, it had strong associations with areas like South East London and Shepherd’s Bush The station focused on underground genres including...
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Pulse 90.6 FM – London
Pulse 90.6 FM broadcast dance music to London between 1991 and 1995. More on Pulse 90.6 FM can be found here: Pulse 90.6 FM Facebook page Downloads To download, right click and ‘Save As’ Artwork Logo...
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Girls FM – London
Girls FM originally started broadcasting from Brighton on 99.3 FM in mid 1993. Kenny Hawkes, who was to later on become the Girls FM manager, heard the station advertising for new presenters, so joined...
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Radio Free London (RFL)
Radio Free London first came on the air in August 1968, on the first anniversary of the closure of Britain’s offshore stations. The broadcast was so successful, they decided to start regular broadcasts...
View ArticleCentreforce Radio – London
Centreforce Radio started life in May 1989 broadcasting from East London on 88.3 FM. The station was setup with the help of Andy Swallow and a few other people from Echo’s, which was a small night club...
View ArticleRadio Sheila – London
One of the earliest operators in South East London was Radio Atlantic South. They could be heard regularly in the late 1960s. Many of their staff later broadcast as Radio Sheila who became a regular...
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LWR – London
LWR (London Weekend Radio) was first heard in 1983, broadcasting on 92.5 at weekends (obviously!). In their early days they were more of a traditional rock and pop station, rather than the soul and...
View ArticleAlice’s Restaurant – London
Alice’s Restaurant are named after the song and album by singer-songwriter Arlo Guthrie, and played rock music to London at the weekend. They were first heard in 1981, but many of their members have...
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Radio Comsat – London
In the late 1970s, there was a station called Phoenix Radio, that broadcast progressive and alternative rock on 214m to East London and Essex. That station closed in September 1980 and most of the...
View ArticleRadio City – London
Radio City operated on Sundays from 12 – 4pm between 1978 and 1985, and was the UK’s only 1950’s Rock and Roll Radio Station. There were a few radio stations in London at the time, but Radio City was...
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Radio Sovereign – London
In late 1988, a number of commercial stations in the UK started to run separate services on AM and FM. Most started new oldies stations on AM, but once again it was a pirate who had done it first. In...
View ArticleFreeze FM – London
Freeze FM was born in the summer 1999. They could be heard on 92.7 FM and broadcast from somewhere in West London…. They quickly grew to be one of the largest underground radio stations in London and...
View ArticleStarpoint FM – London
Chris Philips and Ben West were both interested in starting a pirate station. Following some involvement in other projects, they decided to join forces, and so on 1 December 1985 Starpoint FM was born...
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JFM – London
Brian Anthony was a DJ on Radio Jackie and became involved in their FM service, Jackie FM. However, by the time regular broadcasts started in late 1980 the name had been shortened to JFM and all links...
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Skyline Radio – London
Skyline Radio broadcast to Southeast London and in 1982 could be heard on Wednesday nights on 90.2 FM. Later, they were another station to exploit the loophole that was discovered in the early 80s,...
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LWR – London
LWR (London Weekend Radio) was first heard in 1983, broadcasting on 92.5 at weekends (obviously!). In their early days they were more of a traditional rock and pop station, rather than the soul and...
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