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Topic History of: 45 years ago today...
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Author	Message
DJones	Still the standard book about pirate radio: Robert Chapman's Selling the Sixties: The Pirates and Pop Music adio www.amazon.co.uk/Selling-Sixties-Pirates...345048177&sr=1-1
Metal Mickey	It's not particularly upbeat, but the most dramatic tale of the pirate radio years (which would make a great film or TV one-off) was that of Radio City, which resulted in the death of Reg Calvert (also manager of The Fortunes and Screaming Lord Sutch). Read more at www.mds975.co.uk/Content/pirateradio.html, go to "SHOT!" about a third of the way down the page...
dixie	What you say, about making a decent film about Pirate Radio, I don't want to rock the boad, but nobody has made one yet!
JK2006	Radio London closed down, ending an era which helped British music rule the world. One day someone will make a decent film about pirate radio in the 60s.