TV Cream
Radio 1: The Jocks
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1.4KBAKER, Danny
BROADCASTING'S HOTTEST PROPERTY parachuted in as cornerstone of Bannisterisation process
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8103BALL, Zoe
ULTIMATE MANIFESTIATION of the Bannisterisation process
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2.0K17
BATES, Simon
BESPECTACLED HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE POLTROON who mystifyingly became a 'national phenomenon' in the eighties
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8683
BELL, Madeleine
FORMER BLUE MINK VOCALIST brought in to do holiday cover for Noel Edmonds
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1.1K8
BLACKBURN, Tony
FORMER RADIO LONDON PIRATE who became the first ever Radio 1 DJ bar none
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706
BRADY, Pete
One of the original stair-seated Radio 1 line-up, and also one of the first to leave
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1.1KBRAMBLES, Jakki
LATE EIGHTIES token girlie jock with hairspray addiction to match
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1.3K8
BROOKES, Bruno
Self-styled 'Compact Disc Jockey' who arrived at Radio One to take over the teatime slot from Peter Powell
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1.1K8
BURNETT, Paul
MULTI-PURPOSE one-size-fits-all occupant of whatever slot happened to be vacant
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9986
CAMPBELL, Nicky
SELF-APPOINTED late-night one-man intellectual outpost
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693
CASH, Dave
FORMERLY in Knees Club-zaniness cahoots with Kenny Everett on Radio London
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9732
COSTELLO, Jenny
DIMLY-REMEMBERED Bramblesesque youth ticket jockette from early nineties intake
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6651
DAVIES, Alan
ONE OF A NUMBER of exciting new comedians brought in to try their hand at being DJs in the mid-nineties
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2.4K25
DAVIES, Gary
PERHAPS THE EMBODIMENT of eighties red-white-and-blue-bodywarmer, get-your-R1-bugs-from-Smiley-Miley-on- the-Goodiemobile DJs
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1.2KDRUMMOND, Pete
ONE OF the original subset of muso DJs
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1.2K4
EDMONDS, Noel
SATURDAY-NIGHT-JAPESMITHERY-in-waiting with bearded bouffanted melange of zany stunts
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1.1K6
EVANS, Chris
INITIALLY AFFABLE inventive bloke in oddly-named Sunday lunchtime slot Too Much Gravy
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EVERETT, Kenny
THE ORIGINAL - and best - Zany Bearded Funster
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1.1K4
FREEMAN, Alan ‘Fluff’
THE FLUFFMEISTER'S loveable, never-changing, Brentford Nylons-flogging patter reverberated
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9815
FREUD, Emma
OBSERVERITE daughter of Liberal gourmet and cat food salesman Clement installed by The Bannister on lunchtime show
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8583
GAMBACCINI, Paul
YANK SMOOTH TALKER and memory machine
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8344
GOODIER, Mark
THE MAN, or so the jingles had it, Who's Got The Best Music
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1.5K9
GREENING, Kevin
MUCH-MISSED master of tape-fiddling
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1.1K4
HARRIS, ‘Whispering’ Bob
SEDATELY BEARDED and unchallenged king of American FM-style "and to take us up to the 3am news, here's a couple of classic...
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HENRY, Lenny
BROUGHT IN to temporarily replace a Late Late Breakfast Show-occupied Noel Emonds
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6552
HENRY, Stuart
LANGUID CALEDONIAN hardcore counterculturalism representative of the 'chatting to members of Barclay James Harvest late at night' persuasion
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1.2K
HORNE, Nicky
EARNEST DIMINUTIVE bearded rock-centric early seventies mainstay
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604
IANNUCCI, Armando
NOW BETTER KNOWN as the supreme overload of sweary heavyweight satire, but in a former life a gag-friendly tape-fiddling indie DJ for...
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869
JAMES, Neale
Ineffectual weekend early morning frontman
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868
JENSEN, David ‘Kid’
FRESH-FACED Canadian blond smoothie
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1.2K
JOHN, Adrian
ARCHETYPAL 'lets the music do the talking' (ie dull patter, tinted pilot spectacles etc) jock
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1.1K3
JORDAN, Paul
UNREMARKABLE youthful mid-eighties recruit
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1.6K9
JUSTE, Adrian
TIME-HONOURED wacky-thumbs-aloft character, with permanent helium-hysterical microphone voice, who linked funny comedy clips
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552
KERSHAW, Andy
VOICEOVER-monopolising 'professional northerner' and Liz's rather more credible brother
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KERSHAW, Liz
UNSILENCEABLY northern 'earthy' humour-toting sister of Andy
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KING, Gary
ONE OF those 'next big thing' jocks - Steve Wright-lite schtick, funny voices etc - who never quite made the breakthrough
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512
KORNER, Alexis
MELLOW-as-mellow-gets-voiced guitar legend-cum-Sunday evening post-Top Forty blues show frontman
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822
LAMACQ & WHILEY
UNLIKELY combination of trend-cyncial music journo Steve Lamacq and woman who booked the bands for The Word Jo Whiley
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7241
LEE & HERRING
COMEDY DOUBLE-ACT first deployed in epochal razor sharp culturally-topical (i.e. jokes about Jamiroquai and Supermarket Sweep) sketch show Fist Of Fun
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764
LONG, Janice
DEPENDABLE Chegger-siblinged presenter of the definitive Cream-era Evening Session
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711
MAN EZEKE, The
'SUNSHINE SHOW'-promising token million-o-clock-in-the-morning reggae jock
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1.1K6
MAYO, Simon
RELATIVE longevity-boasting adopter of Tarrantesque zoo format for nationwide breakfast consumption
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511
MOON, Keith
WILD MAN Of Rock showcasing largely unacknowledged verbose whimsy skills as Peel summer replacement
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978
MORRIS, Chris
SUSPENSION-PRONE local radio madman
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510
NAGE, Steve ‘More Music’
INCOMPETENT banality-spouting sexist buffoon fired on air after a single ‘big launch’ show
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716
NIGHTINGALE, Annie
FIRST female jock on Radio 1, cheerful big sister archetype turned largerette dance guru.
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PAGE, Mark
KNOWN as 'Me, Mark Page' to those few who listened to his tucked-away show
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PEEBLES, Andy
ANOTHER 'just the music' man
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1.1K7
PEEL, John
FORMIDABLE alterno-colossus and one-time tramp-resembling bloke scowling at the back of that infamous original Radio 1 group photo on the steps of...
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PET SHOP BOYS, The
WRY Imperial Phase pop-duo invited to do a novelty holiday cover slot as part of the baffling ‘Bates’ Mates’ summer scheme