Radio Presenter Collection

Mark Radcliffe Radio 1 DJ on left who is to replace Chris Evans on the Breakfast Show with his sidekick Marc Riley alias Lard

Kenny Everett and Margaret Thatcher at UK Conservative Party Convention, Wembley Conference Centre, London - 5th June 1983

The first Radio 1 female DJ Annie Nightingale starts 1970 with two new shows of her own - the first woman to introduce the daily record review programme " Whats New" on Monday to Friday

Elton John the singer with Steve Wright the broadcaster

Roddy Llewellyn and Pete Murray in radio studio - June 1978 28 / 06 / 1978
Roddy Llewellyn and Pete Murray in radio studio - June 1978 28/06/1978

Denis Healey and Jimmy Young in BBC Radio 2 studio - April 1977 02 / 04 / 1977
Denis Healey and Jimmy Young in BBC Radio 2 studio - April 1977 02/04/1977

Gloria Hunniford in radio studio smiling - July 1981 13 / 07 / 1981
Gloria Hunniford in radio studio smiling - July 1981 13/07/1981

Disc Jockey Richard Park wearing glasses with Steve Jones circa 1975

Jimmy Young Radio presenter and DJ on BBC Radio 2 May 1979

Tony Blackburn Capital Radio

Tony Blackburn Disc Jockey with fellow Radio One Disc Jockeys Kid Jenson, Andy Peebles, Paul Burnett, Peter Powell and Simon Bates

Tony Blackburn DJ with his bride to be Tessa Wyatt

DJ John Peel marries Sheila Gilhooley & pet dog 1974

Tony Blackburn Radio Disc Jockey who is to marry Debbi Thompson

DJ John Peel with wife Sheila and new born baby son 1976 William resting in hospital

Steve Wright Disc Jockey DJ in recording studio 1994

Roy Plomley with Margaret Thatcher - Radio 4 Desert Island Discs - 1978

Tony Blackburn disc jockey 1976

Jo Whiley Radio one DJ

John Peel the DJ receives his award at the Sony Radio Awards

David Kid Jensen Disc Jockey

Right Said Fred pop group with members Fred and Richard Fairbrass with Alan Freeman a disc jockey

Jonathan Coleman Radio DJ May 1999

Simon Mayo DJ October 1999

Zoe Ball July 1999 Radio One Roadshow Scotland disc jockey with her boyfriend Norman Cook

Mark Radcliffe Radio 1 DJ who is to replace Chris Evans on the Breakfast Show

DJs Zoe Ball DJ and Sara Cox arrive at the afterparty for the Spice Girls. Cafe De Paris in London

Jonathan Coleman DJ Heart FM does his Sophie impression

Mark Radcliffe Radio 1 DJ on right who is to replace Chris Evans on the Breakfast Show with his sidekick Marc Riley alias Lard

Zoe Ball DJ presenter celebrates her first solo 1998 Radio 1 Breakfast Show

John Peel with his pet Old english sheepdog 1972 lafrssfeb05 0102

Neil Fox DJ November 1999 Disc Jockey Dr Fox at his computer in Capital Radio Office

Zoe Ball and Norman Cook with oysters champagne July 1999 Zoe and Norman were turned away from the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar because they missed the last sitting at the restaurant

Zoe Ball Radio One roadshow Aberdeen July 1999

Jonathan Coleman Radio DJ May 1999

Jono Coleman, DJ Heart 1062 For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

Patrick Moore, British astronomer

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"Captivating Moments in the World of Radio Presenters" Mark Radcliffe: The talented Radio 1 DJ, known for his infectious energy and witty banter, is set to take over the coveted Breakfast Show from Chris Evans. A new era awaits. Steve Wright: Stepping into a recording studio back in 1994, this legendary disc jockey mesmerizes listeners with his smooth voice and impeccable song choices. Kenny Everett & Margaret Thatcher: An unlikely duo at the UK Conservative Party Convention, where laughter meets politics as these two icons share a moment on air. Roddy Llewellyn & Pete Murray: In June 1978, inside a radio studio filled with music and laughter, these personalities bring joy to countless listeners tuning in for their daily dose of entertainment. Denis Healey & Jimmy Young: April 1977 witnesses an engaging conversation between BBC Radio 2's Jimmy Young and politician Denis Healey within the walls of the esteemed broadcasting studio. Gloria Hunniford: With her radiant smile lighting up the radio studio in July 1981, this beloved presenter captivates audiences with her warmth and charm. Annie Nightingale: Breaking barriers as the first female DJ on Radio 1 in 1970, Annie Nightingale kicks off her own shows with style and sets a precedent for women in broadcasting. Richard Park & Steve Jones: Sporting stylish glasses circa 1975, disc jockey Richard Park joins forces with fellow radio personality Steve Jones to create an unforgettable listening experience. Jimmy Young: May 1979 sees BBC Radio 2's very own Jimmy Young captivating audiences nationwide with his distinctive voice and insightful interviews that keep them coming back for more. Tony Blackburn & Co. : Tony Blackburn teams up with fellow Radio One Disc Jockeys Kid Jensen and Andy Peebles to deliver top-notch entertainment, making waves on the airwaves.