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Over a period of several years, I have
been personally involved in setting up RSLs throughout the Manchester
area - even taking out the license for our own local RSL broadcast from
my own area of Manchester. Since then, I have been involved in community
radio stations in my home town of Salford, England. Naturally, this has
led to my current role with Salford City Radio.
I have always been interested in
progressive and diverse music from all over the world. This interest has
led to my attendance at many great rock events throughout the world. One
of the highlights have been the 1969 Isle of Wight festival with Bob
Dylan and the Stones in Hyde Park concert, during the same year when I
was just in my teens.
Radio Seagull is a radio station that I have been listening to for quite
a few years now, and an aspect of this station’s policy is to allow the
presenters to create their own show. This gives us total freedom in our
choice of music. The advantages are that listeners can hear music that
is not restricted to a set play list. In particular, for musicians who
wish to have their music played, this provides a platform for their
songs to be heard.
I am very proud to be part of this great radio station. My show goes out
every Saturday 11 am to 01 pm Central European time and is repeated
every Monday morning between 3 and 5 am
to
Thursday evening between 9 and 11 pm.
It has a great variety of
music; from world to classic rock as well as the lastest sounds coming
from indie and alternative musicians. Enjoy! |
