Disc Jockey Collection (page 6)

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens 1st July 1990. Pictured using Neuromuscular Stimulator on his left leg - - 13/04/2010

Chris Evans Radio / TV Presenter June 1998 Out on the town with TV Presenter Anthea
Chris Evans Radio/TV Presenter June 1998 Out on the town with TV Presenter Anthea Turner and two other friends © mirrorpix

Jonathan Coleman Radio / TV Presenter June 1998 At the Time Out Awards with unknown
Jonathan Coleman Radio/TV Presenter June 1998 At the Time Out Awards with unknown blonde © mirrorpix

Zoe Ball Radio and TV Presenter arriving at Downing Street Party A©mirrorpix
Zoe Ball Radio and TV Presenter arriving at Downing Street Party © mirrorpix

John Peel voted number one DJ in Melody Maker Readers Pop Poll also host of Top Gear the Best Radio Show of 1968 © mirrorpix

Young fans try to pull DJ Tiger Tim Stevens from the stage in Shuffles Disco during personal appearance to promote his first record, 26th May 1975. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens aged 18 years old, 9th May 1970. Local Caption
DJ Tiger Tim Stevens aged 18 years old, 9th May 1970. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens 18th February 1991. Local Caption - 13 / 04 / 2010
DJ Tiger Tim Stevens 18th February 1991. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens applies makeup to his face 18th February 1991. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens aged 21 years old, 25th January 1974. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens aged 18 years old, 8th May 1970. Local Caption
DJ Tiger Tim Stevens aged 18 years old, 8th May 1970. - - 13/04/2010

DJ Tiger Tim Stevens at the new Lee jeans boutique which he opened today, 31st may 1975. - - 13/04/2010

Ralph Reader and his gang. Ralph Reader was a radio star of the forties and fifties. He was particularly popular during the WW2 at home and abroad with the forces

Radio One DJ Simon Mayo made a guest appearance at a summer playscheme at Holbrooks primary school in Holbrook Lane, Coventry, as part of his week-long stint on the Outward Bound Challenge

Chris Tarrant Disc Jockey seen here promoting his breakfast show on Capital Radio. February 1987

Disc Jockeys Roger Scott and Kenny Everett. January 1976

Noel Edmonds at home relaxing in the garden riding a go kart. September 1976

Disc. Jocky: Kenny Everett seen here in his home studio. February 1978

Noel Edmonds and his wife at home playing croquet in the garden. September 1976

Noel Edmonds at home relaxing in the garden. September 1976

Noel Edmonds and his wife at home relax in the garden. September 1976

Radio D. J: Disk Jockey Pete Murray at the B. B. C. Langham Place today
Radio D.J: Disk Jockey Pete Murray at the B.B.C. Langham Place today. February 1975 75-00696-003

Mike Raven disc jockey on Radio 1 and his wife Mandy at their home in Chelsea. June 1969 P008070

Radio One disc jockey Tony Blackburn behind the record decks spinning the discs for the millions listeners. September 1980 P003822

Pop Star: Elton John. Elton John records his first programme as a disk jockey at the BBC this afternoon (Sunday). March 1975 75-01207-005

Radio One DJ Simon Mayo on the breakfast show in the London studio. 23rd August 1988

The source of the attraction was the Radio One disc jockey, Emperor Rosko, who opened the fashion shop. More than 500 girls turned up within minutes of Roskos arrival

Jason Donovan actor and singer with DJ actor and singer Phillip Schofield

Toby Anstis at The BBC in the Childrens studio. 8th October 1993

DJs Pop Group for one night. Radio 1 DJs play on Roy Castles show, Tony Blackburn on guitar, Ed Stewart, bass, Dave Lee Travis, drums, Pete Drummond, vibes

Toby Anstis opening mail at The BBC in the Childrens BBC studio. 8th October 1993

Radio DJ Toby Anstis drinking a cup of tea at The BBC in the Childrens BBC studio. 8th October 1993

BBC Radio One DJ Noel Edmonds doing his breakfast radio show from his bed at the Centre Hotel in Newcastlle in October 1977

British Forces network disc jockey Tommy Vance gives the salute August 1978 78-3989-002

Stewart Henry the disc jockey broadcasting from a studio at the BBC this afternoon on his 4pm show, told listeners he was naked

Radio London Disc Jockey Dave Cash seen here in the Daily Mirror studios 2nd March 1965

Radio newsman Jim Reeves was taking a shower when a frantic knocking reminded him he had forgotten the 2am news broadcast He didn t even stop to dress

Terry Wogan Radio Two Disc Jockey. P009897

British Forces network disc jockey Tommy Vance gives the salute August 1978 78-3989-006

Here is the news about power cuts. Radio newsreader Alan Rogers tells listeners about the power crisis - with candles lighting his studio

Appearing at the Granada East Ham in Cinderella are Tony Blackburn, top DJ as Buttons, Anne Aston as Cinderella TVs Golden Shot Girl, and Anna Karen as the Fairy Godmother

James Whale feeling sore after he had kissed 4, 049 girls in eight hours creating a new world record. The Newcastle upon Tyne DJ also raised £ 1000 for charity. September 1978 P78 911

Jackie Buckland, one of his fans, examines Jimmy Youngs golden dollar-earning tonsils. January 1953 D386-001

Singer and BBC radio 2 disc jockey Jimmy Young January 1953 D386

James Whale feeling sore after he had kissed 4, 049 girls in eight hours creating a new world record. The Newcastle upon Tyne DJ also raised £ 1000 for charity. September 1978 P78 911

Metro Radio D J James Whale seen here at work in the studio. April 1976 P76 - 371

Norman St John and Robin Garton, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary, Harwich, England, 2007

Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues and others, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary
Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues, Duncan Johnson and others, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary, Harwich, England, 2007

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"Capturing the Beat: A Journey Through the World of Disc Jockeys" From the vibrant dance floors of Wigan Casino in 1975 to the iconic Top of the Pops party celebrating their 1000th episode, disc jockeys have been at the heart of music culture for decades. In December 1990, Steve Wright, a renowned disc jockey, mesmerized listeners with his eclectic mix on BBC Radio One. His infectious energy and passion for music made him an instant favorite among fans. Mark Goodier, another talented DJ from BBC Radio One, was captured at a DJ lineup photocall in 1993. With his smooth voice and impeccable taste in music, he became a household name across Britain. The torch was passed when Mark Radcliffe stepped up to replace Chris Evans on the Breakfast Show. This transition marked a new era for radio enthusiasts who eagerly awaited Radcliffe's unique style and witty banter. Meanwhile, Russ Winstanley held up a treasured vinyl single while spinning records as a Northern Soul DJ at Wigan Casino in 1975. The soulful beats resonated through every dancer's body as they grooved to his expertly curated playlist. Behind closed doors in recording studios like that of Steve Wright's in 1994, DJs worked tirelessly to perfect their craft. Mixing tracks seamlessly and creating magical moments that would make listeners fall deeper into their love affair with music. Not all DJs were confined to radio stations; some even found themselves immersed in extraordinary events like Tony Blackburn's wedding at St Margaret's Church or Dusty Springfield leaving London for Paris on that fateful day in December 1968. Trevor Nelson graced our airwaves with his soulful selections come December 1998. His smooth voice guided us through late nights filled with rhythm and blues as we swayed along to each beat he played.