Who was the first DJ on Capital Radio?
Who was the first DJ on Capital Radio?
The host of Capital’s first show was former BBC Light Programme and former BBC Radio 1 presenter David Symonds,.
Who was the Flying Eye on Capital Radio?
Russ Kane
Russ Kane, Capital Radio’s “Flying Eye” traffic reporter today revealed he was leaving the station after a 20-year career.
What was Capital Radio before?
In 2007, Chrysalis Radio was sold to Global Radio and following their subsequent acquisition of GCap in 2008, XFM Scotland and Power FM were rebranded under the Galaxy moniker in November 2008. Another rebrand followed in January 2011 when all Galaxy stations were rebranded as Capital.
Who took over from Chris Tarrant on Capital Radio?
Johnny Vaughan
5 April – Johnny Vaughan replaces Chris Tarrant as host of the breakfast show. Initially, the show’s weekly RAJAR ratings fall from 1.3 million to 980,000 listeners.
Who is Niall Gray?
Among those putting out priceless content is Niall Gray, a 23-year-old DJ for Capital FM. While Gray’s day job is presenting the station’s Sunday afternoon show (12-4pm), he’s also grown an impressive following on the video-sharing site – with almost 180,000 followers on the app, and over 2.3 million likes so far.
Why does Capital Radio play the same songs?
They respond to listeners’ requests I guess. Radio stations like Capital FM only play current mainstream music, and there are only so many tracks that are current and mainstream, before they have to repeat the same songs again.
What number is capital on radio?
Capital XTRA (formerly Choice FM) is a Global-owned radio station that broadcasts on 96.9 FM and 107.1 FM in Greater London. Nationally, it is heard on DAB Digital Radio, Freesat, Sky, Virgin Media and Global Player.
What happened Russ Kane?
Today, Russ can be heard on BBC Radio London, where his weekly, hour-long news reviews have earned a further loyal following, and on TalkRadio. In January 2019, Russ joined forces with Howard Jameson on Women’s Radio Station and to create Men’s Radio Station.
When did Chris Tarrant leave Capital Radio?
2 April 2004
At 9:00 am on 2 April 2004, after hosting 4,425 shows over 17 years on Capital Radio and giving away prizes to the value of £3.5 million, Tarrant said his farewell to the station.
Has Dave Berry left Absolute Radio?
Berry’s radio career began on Capital Radio in 2007 where he presented the Saturday afternoon show. In April 2017, Berry left Capital and subsequently has been replaced on the Capital Breakfast (London) show by Roman Kemp. He began presenting 4-7pm on Absolute Radio from 2 October 2017 with his co-host Matt Dyson.
What happened to Kara Noble?
Noble is now based in Los Angeles. Along with voiceover work, she has appeared as a guest on ITV’s Loose Women, Living TV’s Mystic Challenge and the Christine Hamilton Show on BBC3.
Who was the original band on Capital Radio?
The early jingles on Capital were used for quite a few years. The main theme and a few other cuts were performed by Blue Mink, a band who were in the charts during the late 60’s and early 70’s with songs such as Melting Pot and Banner Man. They were written by Roger Cook with Roger Greenaway and orchestrated by George Martin.
Who are the hosts of Capital Radio breakfast show?
Launch presenters include Kenny Everett, Tommy Vance, Roger Scott, Dave Cash, and Robin Houston. January – The station changes its music policy following a slow start, moving away from light music to a more pop-based format. Kenny Everett hosts the flagship breakfast show.
Who are the top 2 on Capital Radio?
For any frustrated downloaders wondering what the Top 2 were on Roger Scott’s Capital Countdown: 1 was the Beatles with Yesterday and 2 was Barry White, You See The Trouble With Me. The 1982 Sue Manning package features the vocals of Mike Smith who was the vocalist with The Dave Clark 5.
When did Mick Brown leave Capital FM radio?
He continues to DJ and also co-hosts many 80’s music festivals, most notably Let’s Rock. Mick Brown left Capital FM in 2007, after 29 years with the station. He has also hosted a number of TV shows including Video And Chips, BMX Beat and Night Network.
