Man Of Action - Les Reed Orchestra - 1970 45rpm 

For you, Hans. May you enjoy it forever. just like we enjoyed you and all the jokes you made. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wjzAWM4q9Jc.html

If only

agree totally

@@1968davidcassin I've play all the time listen to the b.side

@@lizparker8798 cool

@@lizparker8798 whats on the b side ?.thanks

hudois love the music of Maestro Les Reed OBE, FCL ...THE SILVER FOX, MR LOVE!! LOVE IS ALL xxxxxx

hudois

Peace (by Peter), was also used by Centre Radio of Leicester, at 6.a.m. , daily, as a start to their day's broadcasting, sometime during the '80s, if i'm correct in recollecting the time period ?

Radio Caroline played 'Peace' by Peter at 1102 on Rememberence Sunday 2021 after observing the two minute silence.

Yes and the amazing records they played including making a hit in the UK of Tears of a Clown

Paul i used to do exactly the same. Starting right at the beginning of the left hand side and listening to what i could pick up. Lots of foreign stations too. Happy innocent days.

Such stations should be reinstated on the dial not the same online half the stations on the dial are dull

I used to do the same, radio was never the same after the pirate stations [Radio Caroline North for me]

@@macraghnaill3553 anyone interested in pop music in the sixties had to listen to pirate radio as it was the only source of music available in Britain at that time. As you mention would start at one end of the medium wave dial and see what was available, normally late evenings as the signal was stronger. Through stations like Caroline, London, city, England, North Sea int, Holland, Veronica plus the unnamed stations was my inauguration to pop, soul and motown. What memories.

@@stuartbrixton6260 I forgot to mention Radio Luxembourg as well, before the pirate stations, we could only get Luxembourg at night time and the signal faded in and out

So good of you,please,for the peoples of this mini classic intro enjoyment...

been there matey, battery flat in the morning

Hi David. I used to have a radio under the pillow with an earphone piece and listen to medium wave. I used to start at the left hand side of the dial and work my way across the frequency. Aswell as British stations managed to hear American,French,Russian stations even AFN(American Forces Network). Found it fascinating as to what was actually on the frequency. I even listened to David Hamilton on Late Night Extra on Radio 2 and remember him playing My Sweet Lord by George Harrison so it was 50 years ago.Luxembourg always used to fade in and out on a song you really liked next to adverts for Cedar Wood aftershave and Peter Stuyvesant cigarettes. Seems a lifetime ago and yes used to pick up RNI on 220 metres medium wave. Happy days indeed.

@@andyhaslam9231 I remember Bob Stewart used to push the coffin nails - "Smoking a puh-puh-puh Peter Stuyvesant cigarette." My mum said he must've been blowing rather than sucking to do it like that! I used to do as you did, and as well as Luxy and Radio Northsea (my all-time favourite) and AFN (baffling if it was an American Football commentary but brilliant if it was a Wolfman Jack show) there'd be Radio Atlantis (usually too weak a signal to listen for very long), The Voice of America (which I found dull and somewhat religious as I recall) and Radio Moscow. It was always nice to get an update of tractor production levels!

Are you sure of the date? RNI only started in 1970

Les Reed was a very talented composer and musician, who created many great compositions for many British singers at the time. Underrated in my opinion. I once saw an interview with him and it struck me, despite his great talent, how modest that man was, absolutely no nonsense. My two cents from Belgium (Flanders).

omg too, and peace by peter...and nobody knew them but drunk they embraced ..hic..them

hey me too and image alan haven at eyeball (cb) gigs

not the only ones to do it

When doing Bank Holiday music specials on 103.2 Dublin City FM, I play out with this as well

We used to start & finish with this great record when doing mobile discos in the 70's!!

This was REAL radio - listened to on REAL receivers !

Robert Clancy same here , early one morning, nothing to be heard. Mum up for the early turn on the busses. This was the only thing to listen to.

The first song I heard on it, from the tiny Dixon's Dixie transistor radio hidden under my pillow, was Whiskey In The Jar by Thin Lizzy, and it was the first time I'd heard it, too. That guitar part at the start is great anyway, but listening to it 'undercover' from a pirate radio station was spine-tinglingly exciting!

i loved the music on rni

They (and radio Caroline!) Are still here on INTERNET! SO EVERY HOUR AS A MEMORY TO OLD RNI GUESS WHAT PLAYS? THIS!

Yeah. Radio northsea and Caroline still are alive.

Vaughan Rose sorry to hear your news about Cristian.

Vaughan Rose Wow.

Yes I can hear that too

I regularly use it as a play-out when presenting 'The Musical Time Machine' or 'Nostalgia', on 103.2 Dublin City FM.... Wonder also why Nova chucked John Clarke out 🤔

Ewan O'Doherty He’s back Sunday mornings 7am shift but no jukebox,

It came whispering out of my Dixons Dixie transistor radio hidden under my pillow because I was a schoolboy and supposed to be asleep, but the effect was the same!

checkout hitmix 107.5, and on line..you'll hear tunes you ain't heard on radio for years

try the hitmix 1075, on line, top radio

.... Roger 'Twiggy' Day as he styled himself back then.... How I envied the shoulder length hair too...

Radio, today stinks, no individuality, all cookie cutter radio!

❤

Michael Porter oh wow... stimerol chewing gum.. those were the days indeed. Yes typed it.. tuned popped in my head. Oh how great is that, other people who remember. Those were wonderful days. We were so young and innocent. The world looked so much better. Wish those great days came back again. How the young people of today would enjoy the days of our youth.

Could you post a video of it? I would love to see it.

veronica had een ander statuut dat moment

Stimmt!

Andrew Kostelnyk