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| | The Radio Academy - Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Returning to Radio 1 in 1972 with a pre-recorded - thus censorable - Saturday morning show, taped in his home studio, he pursued his experiments with sound, notably voice treatments, to create a unique and instantly recognisable mix of oddball comedy and music radio. |
 | | He left Radio 1 to join Capital Radio within weeks of its October 1973 launch, initially reunited with his Radio London co-host Dave Cash for the Kenny ‘n’ Cash breakfast show, then switching to Saturday and Sunday mornings as a blossoming television career increasingly occupied his time. |
 | | Kenny Everett At The Beeb, 1998, BBC Radio |
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