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Index to Lil's Sixties Scrapbook, containing pages of personal photos
and recollections from fans and Big L jocks |
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The full set of Big L Fab Forties, 1965-67, with frequent additions and
information updates |
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Pages of 'Mini Memories' Big L memorabilia and personal recollections! |
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(Jan 10) Original Programme Director Ben Toney shares his personal memories – in Part 8 - The US Invasion |
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(Updated April 05) Pages of photos from the
belated Reunion to celebrate Radio London's 40th Anniversary |
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Tributes to Tommy Vance, who died on March 6th, 2005 |
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(June
04) A tribute to artist Peter Boalch, who designed the Big L Christmas
cards |
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Tribute
pages to the great Kenny Everett |
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(Updated July 04) Tribute to Earl Richmond. Earl's nephew adds some
family information. |
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(updated
March 07 ) The
Knees Club what was it all about? Our potted (more accurately, POTTY)
patellae history reveals all! |
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In 1966, John
Statham met a Roman Emperor astride a donkey! |
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Six
pages telling the incredible
story of Radio London's Chuck Blair |
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The
A-Z of Radio London Jocks 1964-67 |
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George Saunders,
Radio Caroline's former Chief Engineer, tried to buy Radio London's equipment
from the mv Galaxy in Hamburg, 1970 |
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(Updated Aug 08) Now... and
then. Former Radio London jocks celebrate milestone birthdays updated with Duncan Johnson's 70th birthday. |
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(New Nov 07) USS
Density Reunion, San Antonio, Texas, September 2007. The ship's bell is presented
to the National Museum of the Pacific War |
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Report and
pics from the USS Density Reunion, Dallas, Texas, September 2001
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How John Platt
found out about the original USS Density Reunions |
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John Platt
rebuilt the mv Galaxy ...in miniature! |
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The original
rubber stamp used aboard the mv Galaxy is donated to the Radio London
archives! |
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(New
Aug 06)
A
forgotten chapter of the Galaxy's history, when the redundant mine-sweeping
equipment was consigned to the deep. |
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(updated
Oct 05) Page 1 has sad photos of when
the Galaxy sank in Kiel harbour. Page
2 includes a German newspaper clipping, while Hans Knot adds a poignant
PS about Big L's transmitter |
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(Updated Aug 08) Captain Bill Buninga's personal Big L memorabilia |