Bob Stewart was a true great on Caroline, with his very authentic sounding mid-Atlantic accent he presented the 12 – 3.00 pm slot on a regular basis on the North ship. On this ORG presentation he features the Sound of The Stars interview with Tom Lodge and the Beatles. This freebee floppy record was given away with a copies of Disc & Music Echo in 1966 which featured different artists.

Jerry Leighton presented the Early Show on Caroline North his smooth presentation style was a big hit with Caroline’s breakfast listeners.

Relive the build up to events that took place on the Radio Ship Ross Revenge on 19th August 1989. Radio Caroline was boarded by the Dutch government officials from the vessel The Volens, hear all the action as it happened the many calls for help right to the very end.

  At around 1240, hear station engineer Peter Chicago announced.

This is a special announcement from the Radio Caroline ship Ross Revenge. At the moment we have a large Dutch tug, the Volans, whose intentions are not clear but they seem to have the intention of taking this ship from the high seas.

Here Bruce Munros final words as a member of the boarding party enters . Would you like say anything Sir before we go off. He did not comment as Radio Caroline abruptly left the air at that moment, at 1307pm Saturday 19th August 1989. 

On 25th November 1987 a big storm hit the Ross Revenge in the North Sea, that fateful night Caroline lost it 300ft mast in the revenging storm. A year later relive the events of that fateful night with Caroline presenters as they recall their memories and what had been achieved since.

Radio Caroline ceased its daytime English programming on 1st December 1977. Radio Mia Amigo then carried

  the Dutch service with Caroline returning at 6.30pm with music through the night until 5 am.

This is an excellent extract from the last weekend service at that time, presented by Mark Laurence & others along with many great Caroline Classics.

Its early 1967 on Caroline South, Johnnie Walker plays the hits from the countdown show, Mike Ahern & Tommy Vance sound in great form as the threat of closure becomes a reality to all onboard. Steve Young takes you though

  a tricky night time extract on the ship as the engineers tackle a transmitter fault .

Radio Caroline's Class Of 1973 / 1974 Classic recordings from Spangles Muldoon, Steve England, Paul Alexander, Andy Archer, Peter Chicago, Robin Adcroft, Dennis King, Graham Gill, Brian Anderson, Mike Haggler, Dick Palmer, Norman Barrington, Samantha Dubois, Johhy Jason and Tony Allen on the air 31st of August 1974 as the Dutch M.O.A came into force.

Its late 1966 on Caroline South, Johnnie Walker sits in for Keith Hampshire, followed by the Keefer's Uprising Show. Then its Keefer's standing in for Robbie Dale. Finally, a great extract from DLT on his lunchtime show.