We needed Radio Caroline, from a ship three miles off the coast, to hear that pop music that we craved for.” However, over ...

“The ship that transformed everything was Big L,” agrees Tony Blackburn, who joined it in 1966. “Everybody remembers Caroline as the famous one, but Big L was modern radio as we know it.” ...

Johnnie Walker made his name in the 60s with the pirate ship Radio Caroline. His night-time show was essential listening for 86% of the night-time audience, which increased to over 20 million ...

He pioneered new names like Steve Harley, Lou Reed, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, and Steely Dan. Johnnie Walker made his name in the 60s with the pirate ship Radio Caroline. His night-time show was ...