| | The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame: Disc-Jockeys I-J |
 | | Bob, in particular, had a taste for corny maritime-related slogans like: “Radio Atlanta - where our only cargo is music,” “the ship that rocks the ocean” and “the music queen of the seven seas.” They were both good professional broadcasters and, being live, often sounded more spontaneous than their colleagues on the pre-recorded shows. |
| | The Radio London press office always used to imply that he had been a lumberjack before turning to radio but it is probably more accurate to say he had worked for a logging company. |
| | After that it was hospital radio, BBC Radio Aberdeen and Moray Firth Radio when it opened in 1982. |
| www.offshoreradio.co.uk /djsj2k.htm (2731 words) |
