Two Big L favourites with a great selection of their last morning programmes on Radio London although the station only had a few days left to broadcast, their output was still first class and made compulsive listening.

Two more renowned DJ’s from Radio London the one & only Double D. Dave Dennis on his regular lunchtime slot and Dave Cash who runs down another selection from the Fab 40.

Over 2 hours of another excellent session from these compelling jocks from Wonderful Big L1965

Tony Winsor was truly one of the true Offshore Radio Greats; he started on the offshore scene with Radio Atlanta in 1964 using his real name Tony Withers. He then joined Radio London launching the station in December that year as Tony Winsor. He left Big L early in 1967 & joined the Better Music Station Radio 355 later that year as Programme Director. Tony sadly died in June 1985, aged 64.

This is a fascinating interview with TW in 1983 where he recalls his time in offshore broadcasting; he speaks of the many people, events & activities that he was involved with in his pirate days along with many good pirate radio audio clips.

Hear Tony Winsor on one of his early programmes in 1965 for Radio London when he followed Dave Dennis in the afternoon.

Keith Skues has a final look back at Radio London and gives a potted history of the life and times that surrounded Big L. He talks of the music, staff, studios, the ship & more along with a great selection of Big L records, all of which made the station the number one listeners choice at the time. This session runs for an hour live from the Big L studios and makes great listening.

Ed Stewart presents his last regular daytime show before the final day of big L, along with many dedications as he prepares to leave the ship for the last time.