Radio Caroline
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Pirate Radio Caroline was probably the most famous and most listened to of all the offshore pirate radio stations in the 1960s. The station was founded in 1964 by Ronan O'Rahilly to give popular music to the masses, something that the BBC failed to do then. Radio Caroline began broadcasting it's test transmission using a 10Kw transmitter on the evening of Good Friday 27th March 1964 regular programs were started the following day - the ship the MV Caroline a former Danish Ferry (The Fredrica) was anchored three miles outside British territorial waters off the coast of Felixstowe, Suffolk, England and transmitted on 197.3 metres medium wave - announced as 'Radio Caroline on 199 your all day music station'. Around the same time another Offshore Pirate Radio Station started broadcasting off the coast of Harwich in Essex - namely Radio Atlanta - in July of 1964 both stations merged to form Radio Caroline South and Radio Caroline North - Radio Atlanta was shut down.
Radio Caroline South used the Radio Atlanta ship the MV MI Amigo and was anchored off the Coast of Frinton Essex, whilst Radio Caroline North used the MV Caroline and sailed north to Ramsey off the coast of The Isle of Man arriving on the 13th July, by doing this both Radio Stations were able to transmit to most of Great Britain - they both increased transmitter power - Caroline South to 50Kw and Caroline North to 20Kw. Both Pirate Radio Stations carried on broadcasting until March 1968 when both ships were seized and towed to Amsterdam where they were sold as scrap to pay owed debts. The Marine Broadcasting Offences Act become law on 14 August 1967. Now you can listen to these original pirate broadcasts here - we have many many more to add as time goes by;;;;enjoy!
Watch out for our commemorative CD collection - Coming SOON
Click Here to Visit Our New Web Site - Offshore Pirate Radio
Pirate Radio Caroline was probably the most famous and most listened to of all the offshore pirate radio stations in the 1960s. The station was founded in 1964 by Ronan O'Rahilly to give popular music to the masses, something that the BBC failed to do then. Radio Caroline began broadcasting it's test transmission using a 10Kw transmitter on the evening of Good Friday 27th March 1964 regular programs were started the following day - the ship the MV Caroline a former Danish Ferry (The Fredrica) was anchored three miles outside British territorial waters off the coast of Felixstowe, Suffolk, England and transmitted on 197.3 metres medium wave - announced as 'Radio Caroline on 199 your all day music station'. Around the same time another Offshore Pirate Radio Station started broadcasting off the coast of Harwich in Essex - namely Radio Atlanta - in July of 1964 both stations merged to form Radio Caroline South and Radio Caroline North - Radio Atlanta was shut down.
Radio Caroline South used the Radio Atlanta ship the MV MI Amigo and was anchored off the Coast of Frinton Essex, whilst Radio Caroline North used the MV Caroline and sailed north to Ramsey off the coast of The Isle of Man arriving on the 13th July, by doing this both Radio Stations were able to transmit to most of Great Britain - they both increased transmitter power - Caroline South to 50Kw and Caroline North to 20Kw. Both Pirate Radio Stations carried on broadcasting until March 1968 when both ships were seized and towed to Amsterdam where they were sold as scrap to pay owed debts. The Marine Broadcasting Offences Act become law on 14 August 1967. Now you can listen to these original pirate broadcasts here - we have many many more to add as time goes by;;;;enjoy!
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Pirate Radio CAROLINE North sailing to I.O.M.1964 MP3 CD
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On July 2 1964 Atlanta and Radio Caroline merge to form Caroline North and the mv Caroline sails to Ramsey on the Isle of Man arriving on 13th July 1964. This CD follows the sailing and details the broadcasts on parts of the journey..
Programs on The Pirate Radio CAROLINE North sailing to I.O.M.1964 CD
4th July 1964 Tom Lodge Late Late Show
4th July 1964 Tom Lodge On The Air
4th July 1964 Jerry Leighton Top Deck
4th July 1964 Tom Lodge Music Round Lunchtime
4th July 1964 Tom Lodge Big Line Up
4th July 1964 Jerry Leighton Sunset Spin
5th July 1964 Various extracts of shows
5th July 1964 Various clips of shows
This CD plays for approx.6 hours.
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline North were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:5.99GBPPirate Radio Caroline International 1968 Broadcasts - Vol 1 (MP3 CD)
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After the Marine Offences Act of 1967 Renamed Radio Caroline International carried on broacasting from the Mi Amigo on 259 meters until March 1968.These are recordings from January of that year
Programs on this Radio Caroline International disc:
1968 Carl Mitchell - Weird Beard Stories (24 mins)
1968 Spangles Muldoon - Rock & Roll (75 mins)
1968 01 02 Tuesday - Andy Archer (55 mins)
1968 01 07 Sunday - Robbie Dale (45 mins)
1968 01 14 Sunday - Bud Ballou - American Hot 100 (2 hrs)
1968 01 14 Sunday - Johnnie Walker (20 mins)
1968 01 15 Monday - Carl Mitchell (10 mins)
1968 01 21 Sunday - Johnnie Walker - American Hot 100.(60 mins)
1968 01 21 Sunday - Stevie Merike (15 mins)
1968 01 26 Friday - Johnnie Walker (20 mins)
1968 01 27 Saturday - Spangles Muldoon (25 mins)
1968 01 28 Sunday - Spangles Muldoon (60 mins)
1968 01 28 Sunday - Roger Day (60 mins)
1968 02 04 Sunday - Roger Day - American Hot 100 (15mins)
This CD plays for approx. 9.9 hours.
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline International were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:6.99GBPPirate Radio Caroline International 1968 Broadcasts vol 2 - MP3 CD
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After the Marine Offences Act of 1967 Renamed Radio Caroline International carried on broacasting from the Mi Amigo on 259 meters until March 1968.
These are recordings from February / March of that year
Programs on this Radio Caroline International disc:
1968 02 07 Wednesday Stevie Merike
1968 02 11 Sunday Andy Archer
1968 02 11 Sunday Bud Balou American Hot 100
1968 02 16 Friday Henry Morgan
1968 02 18 Sunday Andy Archer
1968 02 25 Sunday Roger Day American Hot 100
1968 02 27 Tuesday Henry Morgan
1968 02 27 Tuesday Andy Archer
1968 02 27 Tuesday Roger Day
1968 03 01 Friday Johnnie Walker
1968 03 02 Saturday Roger Day
1968 03 02 Saturday Bud Balou
1968 03 02 Saturday Johnnie Walker
1968 Summer Johnnie Walker- Don't Touch That Dial
This CD plays for approx. 18 hours.
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline International were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:7.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline International 1970 Broadcasts - MP3 CD
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Pirate Radio CAROLINE International 1970 transmitting on 244 metres
Programs on the MP3 CD:-
1970 06 13 Saturday - Roger Day
1970 06 13 Saturday - Roger Day
1970 06 13 Saturday - Andy Archer, Alan West (jamming)
1970 06 13 Saturday - Alan West, The Opposition
1970 06 13 Saturday - Alan West (jamming)
1970 06 13 Saturday - Mark Wesley (jamming)
1970 06 13 Saturday - Larry Tremaine - Rally Announcement & Appeal (1 min)
1970 06 13 Saturday - Larry Tremaine (jamming)
1970 06 14 Sunday - Alan West (jamming)
1970 06 14 Sunday - Carl Mitchell - Newsbeat, Alan West (jamming)
1970 06 14 Sunday - Mark Wesley - Trafalgar Square Rally
1970 06 14 Sunday - Mark Wesley - Trafalgar Square Rally
1970 06 17 Wednesday - Carl Mitchell (jamming)
1970 06 17 Wednesday - Carl Mitchell (jamming)
1970 06 17 Wednesday - Roger Day (jamming)
1970 06 17 Wednesday - Roger Day (jamming)
1970 06 18 Thursday - Alan West
1970 06 18 Thursday - Mark Wesley
1970 06 19 Friday - Roger Day (scoped, 43 mins)
1970 06 19 Friday - Andy Archer
1970 06 19 Friday - Bob Mackey - News, Larry Tremaine
1970 06 19 Friday - Larry Tremaine
1970 06 19 Friday - Mark Wesley - News, Larry Tremaine
1970 06 19 Friday - Bob Mackey - News, Mark Wesley
1970 06 19 Friday - Alan West
1970 06 19 Friday - Mark Wesley - News, Alan West
1970 06 19 Friday - Mark Wesley - News, Alan West
This CD plays for approx.10 hours.
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline International 1970were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:9.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline 1964 - Vol 1 (MP3 CD)
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Pirate Radio Caroline 1964 - Vol 1 (MP3 CD) Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1964 03 28 Saturday - Simon Dee and Christopher Moore - Station Opening
1964 03 28 Saturday - Chris Moore, Simon Dee (36 mins)
1964 03 29 Sunday - Simon Dee
1964 03 29 Sunday - Chris Moore and Simon Dee (edits, 20 mins)
1964 03 29 Sunday - Chris Moore and Simon Dee (edits, 71 mins)
1964 03 30 Monday - Simon Dee - Around Lunchtime, Pt 1 ( 23 mins)
1964 03 30 Monday - Christopher Moore - Around Lunchtime, Pt 2 (bad weather)
1964 03 30 Monday - Christopher Moore - Big Line Up (gaps, 15 mins)
1964 03 31 Tuesday - Carl Conway - Around Lunchtime, Part 1 (12 mins)
1964 03 31 Tuesday - Simon Dee - Around Lunchtime, Part 2 - non-stop
1964 04 01 Wednesday - Simon Dee, Christopher Moore - Big Line Up
1964 04 02 Thursday - Christopher Moore - Big Line Up (22 mins)
1964 04 03 Friday - Simon Dee - Soundtracks (gaps, 12 mins)
1964 04 03 Friday - Christopher Moore - Big Line Up (40 mins)
1964 04 04 Saturday - Christopher Moore - Big Line Up (28 mins)
1964 04 05 Sunday - Doug Kerr (gaps, 7 mins)
1964 04 05 Sunday - Simon Dee
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 6.5 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing.
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Price:8.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline 1964 - Vol 2 (MP3 CD)
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Pirate Radio Caroline 1964 - Vol 2 (MP3 CD) Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1964 04 05 Sunday - Carl Conway
1964 04 05 Sunday Christopher Moore and Simon Dee
1964 04 05 Sunday Christopher Moore - Big Line Up (38 mins)
1964 04 05 Sunday Simon Dee - Closedown
1964 04 08 Wednesday Carl Conway - Around Lunchtime, Part 1 (7 mins)
1964 04 08 Wednesday Simon Dee - Soundtracks ( 3 mins)
1964 04 08 Wednesday - Simon Dee - Soundtracks (45 secs)
1964 04 08 Wednesday - Simon Dee - Big Line Up ( 5 mins)
1964 04 10 Friday - Simon Dee - Early Show
1964 04 11 Saturday - Carl Conway
1964 04 11 Saturday - Simon Dee - Top Deck ( 6 mins)
1964 04 11 Saturday - Christopher Moore ( 6 mins)
1964 04 11 Saturday - Simon Dee - Soundtracks (10 mins)
1964 04 12 Sunday - John Junkin - Big Line Up (2 mins)
1964 05 00 Saturday - Simon Dee - Soundtracks (10 mins)
1964 05 00 Saturday - Simon Dee - Soundtracks (7 mins)
1964 05 10 Sunday - John Junkin, Carl Conway
1964 05 24 Sunday - Carl Conway
1964 05 24 Sunday - Tom Lodge - Music Round Lunchtime
1964 06 13 Saturday - Jerry Leighton - Top 50
1964 12 26 Saturday - - Keith Skues - Around the World (pt 1, 58 mins)
1964 12 26 Saturday - - Keith Skues - Around the World (pt 2, 61 mins)
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 8.0 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:8.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline South 1965 (MP3 CD)
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Pirate Radio Caroline South 1965 (MP3 CD) Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1965 -Tony Blackburn - Coming Home From School Club (9 mins)
1965 January - Gary Kemp, Errol Bruce
1965 February - Peter James
1965 February - Peter James
1965 03 30 Tuesday - Tony Blackburn - All Systems Go
1965 04 17 Saturday - 1st Birthday Greetings (19 mins)
1965 05 16 Sunday - The Big Lineup - Keith Skues
1965 07 12 Monday - Don Allen - Final Show from South Ship (31 mins)
1965 07 18 Sunday - Gary Kemp - Sounds of 65, Nos 61-37
1965 09 19 Sunday - Roger Gale - American Hot 100
1965 09 26 Sunday - Keith Skues - American Hot 100 (mains hum)
1965 11 09 Tuesday - Tony Blackburn - The Big Line Up
1965 December - Keith Skues & Brian Vaughan - Last Show on Radio Caroline
1965 12 12 Sunday - Norman St John & Colin Berry
1965 12 12 Sunday - Norman St John - American Hot 100
1965 12 12 Sunday - Ted Francis - Bulova Lifelines - Nat King Cole
1965 12 12 Sunday - Keith Skues - Star Verdict with Kathy Kirby
1965 12 12 Sunday - Graham Webb
1965 12 31 Friday - New Year's Party
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 7.5 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline South were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing.
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Price:8.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 1 (MP3 CD)
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Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 1 (MP3 CD) Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1965 12 31 Friday - New Year's Party
1966 01 02 Sunday - Tommy Vance
1966 02 10 Thursday - Jack Spector (from NYC, WMCA Chart of 26 Jan)
1966 02 15 Tuesday- Jack Spector with Bryan Vaughan (from NYC, WMCA Chart of 2 Feb)
1966 03 30 Wednesday - Tony Blackburn
1966 Aptil - Tony Prince - Caroline Club Request Show (2 mins)
1966 04 10 Sunday Graham Webb - Dave Lee Travis, Easter Sunday
1966 04 18 Monday - Tony Blackburn
1966 05 15 Sunday - Mike Ahern
1966 06 08 Wednesday - Jack Spector (from NYC, WMCA Chart of 25 May)
1966 06 10 Friday - Jack Spector (from NYC, WMCA Chart of 25 May)
1966 06 15 Wednesday - Jack Spector (from NYC, WMCA Chart of 1 Jun)
1966 06 27 Monday - Rick Dane (some edits, 23 mins)
1966 07 11 Monday - Mick Luvzit
1966 07 11 Monday - Emperor Rosko (some gaps, 23 mins)
1966 07 13 Wednesday - Emperor Rosko
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 9.0 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline South were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing.
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Price:8.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 2 (MP3 CD
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Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 2 (MP3 CD)
Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1966 07 16 Saturday - Newsbeat, Emperor Rosko
1966 07 30 Saturday - Caroline Countdown of Sound - Dave Lee Travis
1966 08 13 Saturday - Caroline Countdown of Sound - Dave Lee Travis
1966 08 13 Saturday - Emperor Rosko
1966 08 13 Saturday - Emperor Rosko
1966 08 13 Saturday - Robbie Dale - Request Show
1966 08 27 Saturday - Rick Dane - Caroline Countdown of Sound (Nos 46-37)
1966 09 10 Saturday - Countdown of Sound - Dave Lee Travis (11 mins)
1966 09 24 Saturday - Countdown of Sound - Dave Lee Travis (18 mins)
1966 10 02 Saturday - Steve Young
1966 10 02 Sunday - Keith Hampshire - American Hot 100, Newsbeat
1966 10 02 Sunday - Tom Lodge 18 mins)
1966 10 04 Tuesday - Steve Young
1966 10 08 Saturday - Tom Lodge
1966 10 08 Saturday - Mike Ahern
1966 November - Carl Conway - Interview with Paul Anka, Mike Ahern (7 mins)
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 11.0 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline South were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing. Click image for further details
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Price:8.99GBPOffshore Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 3 (MP3 CD)
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Pirate Radio Caroline South 1966 Vol 3 (MP3 CD)
Pirate Radio CAROLINE was the No.1 Pirate Radio station of the 1960s - First broadcast was Easter 1964 on 199 meters medium wave. Anchored just outside territorial waters off Frinton, Radio Caroline broadcast from the Mi Amigo until 1967.
Programs on this Radio Caroline disc:
1966 12 07 Wednesday - Keith Hampshire - in on Robbie Dale's Diary
1966 12 12 Monday - Keith Hampshire - Keefers' Uprising
1966 12 12 Monday - Newsbeat, Cash Casino, Steve Young
1966 12 13 Tuesday - Dave Lee Travis - Lunchtime Show
1966 12 15 Thursday - Time for Thought
1966 12 15 Thursday - Newsbeat, Johnnie Walker
1966 12 17 Saturday - Emperor Rosko
1966 12 22 Thursday - Keith Hampshire - Keefers' Uprising
1966 12 23 Friday - Mike Ahern
1966 12 23 Friday - Cash Casino, Mike Ahern
1966 12 23 Friday - Keith Hampshire - sitting in for Tommy Vance
1966 12 23 Friday - Robbie Dale's Diary
1966 12 24 Saturday - Steve Young
1966 12 25 Sunday - Keith Hampshire - Keefers' Uprising
1966 12 25 Sunday - Mike Ahern
1966 12 27 Tuesday - Johnnie Walker
1966 12 29 Thursday - Keith Hampshire - sitting in for Tommy Vance
1966 12 31 Saturday - Johnnie Walker, Emperor Rosko (from Paris)
MP3 CD Plays for approx. 10.5 hours
These original broadcasts from Radio Caroline South were recorded via reel to reel tape in the sixties and have been enhanced / converted to MP3 format as technology has allowed - MP3 format plays on most modern CD players, Ipods, computers and most DVD players - Please check that you are able to play MP3 CDs before purchasing.
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