
STATIONS DEEJAYS SHOWS TRIBUTES PROMO'S 1st & LAST DOC'S/JINGLES DJ's SING THEMES HOME
Show themes A-L Click on picture or title for audio clip
RADIO
ANTWERPEN
TYD
VOOR DE MELODIE
MOONLIGHT SERENADE - Ray Conniff
Track on LP s'Marvellous CBS 1074 (USA.1957)
RADIO ATLANTIS
MUZIEK
VOOR EVA
LUCIFER - Gene Latter and the Shake Spears Ronnex R1366
(B.c1973) The B
side of The Saint and track on LP Summertime. EMI Sounds Superb
4MO34 62069 (B.c1975).
NURKARAMA
HELLO DOLLY -
Jean Jacques Perry Track on LP Mood Indigo Vanguard VSD6549
(1970). Re-issued on CD CDBGPM103 (1996). Used by
Steve England and Andy Anderson, on this English service show.
SOLDIERS SHOW
TRUCKERS JOY - Thor Hofstad
Monopole
(B.date unknown) Used by Tony Houston in 1973 when Atlantis was broadcasting
from the Mi Amigo (release details
and audio required)
TOP 40 SHOW
SAPPORO 1972 - Werner Muller Orchestra Show
presented by Fred
van der Bosch. Other sources give this as
BBMS (Britains Better Music Station)
FORMULA 67
HOTCAKES - Dave Baby Cortez Chess 1850 (US.1963)
RADIO CAROLINE
BIRTHDAY BONANZA
BONANZA THEME -
Nelson
Riddle Caroline 60's show
(release details required)
CASH CASINO
HALELEJUAH TIME - Woody Herman Track
on LP Woody Herman 1964. Philips BL7608 (1964). The opening theme to Cash
Casino.
(audio required)
THE STRUT - Woody Herman Track on LP Woody Herman 1964, as above. The closing theme to Caroline Cash Casino.
CAROLINE CLUB REQUEST SHOW
CAROLINE - The Fortunes (a) Decca F11809 (UK. March 1964). This seems to have been the first use of the track that was later adopted as the station theme. The request show, started in the summer of 1964, with the first edition presented on Caroline South by Doug Kerr and Simon Dee, and on Caroline North by Tom Lodge and Jerry Leighton.
CAROLINE OVERDRIVE
DOUBLE WHAMMY - Lonnie Mack Track
on LP Strike like Lightning Sonet SNTF 935 (F.1985). A Swedish label
released by Carrere in France.
CONTINENTAL HOUR
HALLELUJAH GATHERING - Geoff Love
Orchestra Columbia DB 7126 (1964) Gerry Kemp introduced this programme
on Caroline North in 1964, aired to listeners in France, Germany and the
Netherlands.
ROBBIE DALES DIARY
a)
HIDEAWAY - Freddie King King KS1059
(USA.1961)
b) YELLOW JACKET - The Ventures Dolton 50 (USA.1962)
EAST OF MIDNIGHT
DARLING JILL - Hugo Montenegro
Orchestra RCA 1462 (UK.1965) Used by Don Allen and Bob
Stewart on Caroline North for a test transmission.
GANGBOARD
HAWAII FIVE-O - The Ventures Liberty LBF15221 (UK. Jun 1969), Liberty
56068 (USA.1968) UP 35951 (UK.1975), United Artists Silver Spotlight series
XW052 (USA.date?). The famous TV series theme was used by Rob Hudson
on Caroline in 1979. Rob had
also used the theme the previous year for his "Bakboard" show on Mi
Amigo.
QUEEN OF THE HOUSE - Jodie Miller
Capitol CL15393 (1965) This track, that was an answer song to
KOFFIE MET
SCHEESBESCHUIT
ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE - Bert Kaempfert Used by Johan Visser in 1978
(release details
MARLBORO
REQUEST SHOW
LES SEPT MERCENARIES - Ennio Morricone
Crazy Records. Used
for the request show in 1973.
PARTNERS IN PROFIT
BRAZILIA
- The
Baja Marimba Band
Track on LP Baja Marimba Band Rides again A & M 109 (USA.1965)This 60's show was the weekend equivalent of
"Caroline Cash Casino", and presented by Colin Berry.
PIRATE RADIO NEWS
COCONUT - Electronic System Omega
32026 (NL.1973)
SOUND OF THE SCREENS
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN - Al Caiola United Artists
45-POP889 (1961) A film music show
presented by Colin Nicol.
SPACEPLAY
L.A. WOMAN - The Doors Track on LP of the same name, Elektra K42090
(UK.1971) Used by Mike Haggler in 1979 to introduce this spot
ZONDAG MIDDAG MATINEE
SINFUL - Mr. Bloe
RADIO CITY
ANTI
CITY / AUNTY MABEL HOUR
a) YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY - The Temperence Seven Parlophone R4757 (1961) A
number one UK hit for the group in March 1961.
FIVE BY FOUR SHOW
a) STONED - Rolling Stones Decca F11764 (1.11.63) The B side of I wanna
be your man and track on LP No Stone Unturned Decca SKL5173. This
instrumental track, an inversion of "Green Onions" was initially mis-pressed
as "Stones". It was planned as the groups first American release, but
was withdrawn on moral grounds due to the alleged drug reference. Note Brian
Jones Radio Syd sweatshirt.
b) ELEANOR RIGBY - George Martin & his Orchestra Track on LP George Martin Instrumentally salutes the Beatle Girls United Artists SULP1157 (1966) The Five by Four show, later changed to this instrumental version of the Beatles track.
c) I WANNA BE YOUR MAN - unknown An instrumental version of the Rolling Stones track (release details and audio required)
d) THE NIGHT BEFORE - George Martin Orchestra Used as a closing theme to the show (release details required)
LAST ROUND UP
RIDERS IN THE SKY - The Ramrods
London HLU9282 (1961) A no. 8 chart hit
in February 1961 for this American instrumental group.
ON THE ROAD
WHEELS - The String-a-longs London HLU9278 (1961) The theme for this show
that was aired once a week.
OUTDOOR GIRL
SPANISH FLEA - Herb Alpert
Pye 7N25335 (1965) A show presented by Trevor
Lucas. Spanish Flea was distinctive sounding Alpert's second hit, reaching
number 3 at the end of 1965.
RADIO DELMARE
MUZIEK FABRIEK
THEME FROM SWAT - Rhythm
Heritage ABC Records ABC
4095 (1975) Morning show
from 9.00 to 10.00
THE SUNDAY SPECIAL
GUESS WHAT – Phil Woods & Chris Swansen Orchestra
Track on CD 18 Fameuze Radiotunes van de Nederlandse radio. Double T
Music DTM 825101-2 (NL.1998) Presented
by Kees, Kaas Mulder and Ronald Bakker, this show aired between 12 and
5.00. It was also the
theme of RNI's Driemaster show.
TOP 30 SHOW
WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE - Glen Campbell The B side of Southern Nights
Capitol 4376 (USA.1976) Capitol CL15907 (1977)
WAKKER DE BAKKER
SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS - Force Ten Decca F13319 (1972) Used for Ronald Bakker's breakfast programme
RADIO INVICTA
POT LUCK
CARLOS' THEME - Johnny Keating Piccadilly Records 7N35158 (UK.1963)
Also the theme from the TV series Sentimental Agent.
KING RADIO
KINGSIZE BREAKFAST SHOW
I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS - Ray
Anthony and His Orchestra The B side of At Last Capital 1912
(USA.1952) Used by Roger Gomez.
(audio required)
LUCKY NUMBER
SHOW
QUARTERMASTERS STORES - The Shadows
The B side of Apache Columbia DB4484 (UK.1960) Used by Roger Gomez.
MELODY HOUR
LONELY NIGHTINGALE - Bert Kaempfert Polydor
NH59009 (1964)
RADIO LONDON
BASILDON REQUEST SHOW
GO-GO-PO-GO - Percy Faith and his Orchestra The B side of The theme from A Summer
Place Philips PB989 (1959)
BATTLE OF THE NEW SOUND
REVEILLE ROCK - Johnny and the Hurricanes
London HL9017 (1959)/ Creole
CR184 (re-issue) / Juke Box Oldie 45018. The latter two releases have "Red
River Rock" as the flipside, both in a picture sleeves. The track was also
used as a theme by Dave Cash and is available on a great many compilation
albums.
COFFEE BREAK
COFFEE TIME
-
Harry Waren and Arthur
Freud Track on LP The Go Sound Columbia 1959.
(full release
details
required)
COLGATE REQUEST SHOW
SOUND CITY - Unknown De
Wolfe DWLP2919 (1965) Track from a De Wolfe Music Library LP, composed by
John Reids and used by Tony Windsor for the Colgate Palmolive request show.
KENNY AND CASH
NUTROCKER - B.Bumble and the Stingers
Top Rank JAR611 (1962), Stateside
SS2203 (1972). A number one hit for the group in early 1962, the record charted
again ten years later when re-issued.
THE OXO SHOW
STRANGER ON THE SHORE - Jerry Allen & his Trio Track on LP
Get your Party organised Encore ENC 2010
page last updated 17 March 2007