Disc Jockey Collection (page 3)

"Disc jockey", two year old Paul Clark of Formby takes a ride with Radio
" Disc jockey", two year old Paul Clark of Formby takes a ride with Radio Merseysides Billy Butler when along with mum Olwen (pictured)

Billy Butler and Wally Scott will be bringing the Radio City roadshow when they turn on the Christmas lights. 27th November 1996

Benidorm here we come! says DJ Billy Butler. 24th January 1997

Radio Merseyside DJ Billy Butler. 31st March 1977

DJ Billy Butler shows off the new style of tabloid Liverpool Echo to visitors to the Echo Ideal Home Exhibition. 7th September 1983

Radio Merseyside DJ Billy Butler with Mr Norman Petty. 10th September 1976

Radio star Billy Butler entertains a crowd of 300 fans at Anfield with a version of Top anthem You ll Never Walk Alone. Clad in a Liverpool FC strip

DJ Billy Butler. 20th October 1988

Billy Butler raises a smile and a cup of tea for the Merseyside of the Month competition. 19th April 1985

Radio 1 DJs at Billy Smarts circus on Clapham Common to rehearse for BBC 1s Christmas Circus. Their rehearsal was with Burma the Elephant who walked right over them as they ay on the floor

Tony Blackburn with helicopter arriving for the Radio One club at Bournemouth. 28th March 1969

Tony Blackburn, the well known DJ, is now to become a recording star. He is pictured recording at a studio in Dean Stanley Street, London. 25th October 1967

Tony Blackburn, Radio One disc jockey, pictured in Hyde Park, London. 20th February 1968

DJ Tony Blackburn celebrates his engagement. 29th July 1991

BBC DJ Tony Blackburn dispelled all the rumours circulating about getting the sack from the BBC this afternoon whilst relaxing at his country home in Cookham Dene, Berkshire. 9th June 1979

BBC DJ Tony Blackburn is pictured at work following his recent spilt from his wife. 14th October 1976

Disc Jockey Tony Blackburn will play Cuddles in "Jack and the Beanstalk"
Disc Jockey Tony Blackburn will play Cuddles in " Jack and the Beanstalk" at the Intimate Theatre in Palmers Green, London

Tony Blackburn with singer Anita Harris. 3rd January 1968

BBC Disc Jockey David Hamilton. 15th January 1976

BBC Disc Jockey Ed Stewart. 15th January 1976

BBC Disc Jockey Rosko. 15th January 1976

BBC Disc Jockey Johnnie Walker. 15th January 1976

BBC Disc Jockey Tony Blackburn. 15th January 1976

Ed Stewart and Tony Blackburn launch the 1968 Christmas broadcast personal message scheme at the Ministry of Defence TV studios in London

Easter monday finals of Miss Beautiful Eyes 1969 at the Great Western Royal Hotel in London. Judge Tony Blackburn with winner Moira-Ann Hartley, aged 20, from Glasgow. 7th April 1969

Noel Edmonds pictured at home in Suffolk. 9th August 1976

Noel Edmonds pictured at home in Suffolk with his wife Gillian. 9th August 1976

Mark Goodier, BBC Radio One DJ, pictured at the 1993 DJ line up photocall. Picture taken 27th September 1993

Mike Smith joins Radio One. Mike, 27, who comes from Essex will be leaving Capital Radio to present a three hour Saturday morning show for the BBC. Picture taken 7th September 1982

Stuart Linnell and Julie Mayer get ready for the Radio WM 25th celebrations at Pebble Mill. 30th October 1995

Radio WM presenters, Tony Wadsworth in a wheelie bin and Julie Mayer. 17th October 1997

Michael Aspel in a radio studio. 5th November 1981

Paul Hollingdale (far left) and Tony Blackburn (far right), with their BBC Radio colleagues celebrate the launch of Radio One and Radio Two

Tony Blackburn, the 22 year old Disc Jockey, in bed at his Knightsbridge flat. His alarm call will soon ring at 5am to wake him up

BBC Radio One Rehearsals ahead of official launch, Studio Scenes, Broadcasting House, London, 28th September 1967. Radio One went on to launch at 7:00 am on Friday 30 September 1967

Nick Gregson with his disco at the Southmead Youth Centre, Bristol in the 1961

Folk singer Fred Wedlock with DJ Noel Edmonds. With gold record. Circa 1981

Radio presenters Tony Wadsworth and Julie Mayer are pictured with some rubbish. 17th October 1997

The News of the World Star Gala. Tony Blackburn is pictured. 10th May 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. Tony Blackburn, Ron Moody and Roger Moore are pictured. 10th May 1969

Radio WM presenter Tony Wadsworth. 31st May 1994

Radio WM presenters Tony Wadsworth. 10th September 1997

Radio WM presenter Julie Mayer. 10th September 1997

Terry Wogan, Radio Disc Jockey and TV Personality. Terry is seen here with fake fangs in his mouth and pulling a face. Picture taken circa 1st January 1979

Five BBC Radio DJs will be having a very happy New Year because they have just signed the longest BBC contracts in history - for three years, which starts on January 1st 1972

Readers of New Reveille have voted Terry Wogan the top spot in the Radio 2 DJ line-up for the second successive year. The DJ was presented with his golden microphone award at a star-studded luncheon

Readers of New Reveille have voted Tony Blackburn the BBC Radio 1 DJ of the year for the fifth time running. The DJ was presented with his golden microphone award at a star-studded luncheon party at

DJ Kenny Everett, pictured outside his Lexham Gardens flat in Kensington, London, 1st November 1985

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"Capturing the Beat: A Journey Through the World of Disc Jockeys" From the vibrant dance floors of Wigan Casino in 1975 to the iconic Top of the Pops party celebrating their 1000th episode, disc jockeys have been at the heart of music culture for decades. In December 1990, Steve Wright, a renowned disc jockey, mesmerized listeners with his eclectic mix on BBC Radio One. His infectious energy and passion for music made him an instant favorite among fans. Mark Goodier, another talented DJ from BBC Radio One, was captured at a DJ lineup photocall in 1993. With his smooth voice and impeccable taste in music, he became a household name across Britain. The torch was passed when Mark Radcliffe stepped up to replace Chris Evans on the Breakfast Show. This transition marked a new era for radio enthusiasts who eagerly awaited Radcliffe's unique style and witty banter. Meanwhile, Russ Winstanley held up a treasured vinyl single while spinning records as a Northern Soul DJ at Wigan Casino in 1975. The soulful beats resonated through every dancer's body as they grooved to his expertly curated playlist. Behind closed doors in recording studios like that of Steve Wright's in 1994, DJs worked tirelessly to perfect their craft. Mixing tracks seamlessly and creating magical moments that would make listeners fall deeper into their love affair with music. Not all DJs were confined to radio stations; some even found themselves immersed in extraordinary events like Tony Blackburn's wedding at St Margaret's Church or Dusty Springfield leaving London for Paris on that fateful day in December 1968. Trevor Nelson graced our airwaves with his soulful selections come December 1998. His smooth voice guided us through late nights filled with rhythm and blues as we swayed along to each beat he played.