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A Day In The Life Of Radio Caroline

Posted on December 24, 2013 by Paul Ormandy | Leave a comment Thanks to Paul Rawdon for posting the following on the DX Dialog user-group: The 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s saw the evolution of a new type of radio broadcasting around the British Isles. With the BBC being considered as a dinosaur completely out of touch with the younger generation, a number of brave souls decided to do something about it. “Pirate Radio” was born. Ross Revenge Radio Caroline (Photo credit: mrrobertwade (wadey))



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