Thameside Radio Revisited
Thameside Radio 90.2 on fmthen.com : Archive recordings from London's Thameside Radio each Sunday.

Someone has posted a  whole pile of Thameside Radio jingles on YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMKgFoLecGs&feature=youtu.be

Thanks to Daniel Elias for the link which he posted on the Thameside Radio Facebook page.

Category:general -- posted at: 10:10 PM
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The Intrepid Birdman produces another inimitable show for this extended Thameside Radio broadcast.

Part 2 of 3

Direct download: Thameside_820815b.mp3
Category:1982 -- posted at: 7:00 PM
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Bob is late so Dave starts his show. Bob takes over and then hands back to Dave. The broadcast went on to midnight. We hear from  Mark for the the last hour. 

Thameside Radio were subject to a lot of attention from the DTI at this time - but still managed to have occasional extended broadcasts!

Part 1 of 3

Direct download: Thameside_820815a.mp3
Category:1982 -- posted at: 7:00 PM
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The show has  highlights from the Birdman’s holiday at Hayle in Cornwall where his bike broke down – so he had to buy a new one (well new to him, it was a 1963  Triumph T90 which needed new tank badges and a speedo). The bike makes  a terrible racket.
 
Paul James has been on the “Voice of Peace” for the last 4 weeks or so.

Bob tells us that “I Eat Cannibals” by the Belle Stars is the best record out at the moment.

Mark brings in an unrelased live Genesis track from a flexidisc on the cover of “Flexipop” magazine.

We hear lots more from The Mystics.




Direct download: Thameside_820808.mp3
Category:1982 -- posted at: 7:00 PM
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The first show presented by The Curlyman who ran a comedy telephone answering machine service which was featured on the Thameside Radio news and the London Evening standard. Sadly there were no premium rate phone lines then so there was no viable business model.  The Curlyman also took calls from Thamesde listeners which were played on next week's show.

One of ther callers complains that Thameside used up all but 30 minutes of drinking time.  In 1981 pubs used to close at 10:30pm sharp on Sundays

This is the final hour of a 3 hour broadcast. I don't have the first two - do you?

If you have any more Thameside recordings please get in touch.

Direct download: Thameside_810705b.mp3
Category:1981 -- posted at: 7:00 PM
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I only have another three months or so of tapes remaining that haven't been uploaded - so I'm looking for more. If you have any Thameside Radio recordings buried in your attic somewhere please do get in touch, or if you've already been in contact then this is a gentle reminder.

Just leave a comment or email me.

Category:general -- posted at: 10:31 PM
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