Froggy on Capital Radio

Bob Cosby doing small show at Caister Soul weekend. The same weekend we saw Terry Callier for the first time since he gave up singing, whereby he forgot the words to Ordinary Joe and the room of 200 sang them back to him and he cried as he did not know anybody would know who he was anymore.

Froggy on Capital shwoing off some of his mixing ideas. There is a tiny piece of Derek Boland on LWR (London Weekend Radio) introducing one of his mixes "The Good Groove Mastermix, goes like this."

Gordon Mac on pirate radio station JFM in June 1984 doing his Drivetime show before the days of Kiss FM.

Gordon Mac doing Drivetime on pirate station JFM in 1984. Before his Kiss FM days.

Froggy, one of the pioneers of mixing in the UK progressed from pirate radio onto mainstream. This tape is from around 1985 on Capital Radio 95.8FM where he did the graveyard shift of 1am until 5am Saturday night, Sunday morning.

Froggy, one of the pioneers of mixing in the UK progressed from pirate radio onto mainstream. This tape is from around 1985 on Capital Radio 95.8FM where he did the graveyard shift of 1am until 5am Saturday night, Sunday morning.

Froggy The Funkmaster - One of the early poineers of mixing in the UK. No computers, it's either live or cut and spliced onto tape. The Royalty was a nightclub in Southgate.

Froggy The Funkmaster - One of the early poineers of mixing in the UK. No computers, it's either live or cut and spliced onto tape.