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Sly and the Family
Stone met Family Affair is deze week de hoogste nieuwe op 33. George
Kooijmans van de Golden Earring gaat solo onder het pseudoniem Jojo en komt
nieuw binnen op 36 met Lovin’ and Hurtin’. Deep Purple komt met het lekkere
stevige Fireball binnen op nummer 45. Mouth & McNeal staan onveranderd op
nummer 1 met How do you do. Nogal wat onbekende platen tussen de kanskaarten.
De kanskaart van Den Draaierd is van het Combo Nick van Gasteren. Nick treed
nog steeds op, met onder andere Clous van Mechelen, en is ook regelmatig te
zien op de lokale TV in Bunschoten-Spakenburg. Deze Top 50 kun je hier beluisteren: Als toegift deze week platen uit de RNI playlist, de
kanskaarten, de treiterschijven en een track van de LP van de week in de vorm
van een Top 17. De volledige playlist vind je onderaan deze pagina. Onder de TOP 50 kun je de herinneringen van Michael
Downing lezen uit de tijd dat deze Top 50 werd uitgezonden en daaronder een
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The RNI memories
of Michael Downing for this period Saturday 18 December 1971 Engineer Bruno Brandenburger
goes off on the tender due to illness. A mobile discotheque today features
Mike Ross and Tony Berk. International service programmes this evening are: 18.00 Brian McKenzie 20.00 Terry Davis 22.00 Paul May 24.00 Dave Rogers 2.00 Paul May 4.00 – 6.00 Terry Davis News is read by Paul May, Dave Rogers and
Brian McKenzie. Sunday 19 December 1971 Today is to be the final World Service
broadcast. Paul May announces at 10.00 that, as the 31 metre
band transmitter is off the air and RNI can no longer reach all round the
world, it has been decided to terminate the World Service. However, new
International service programmes are planned for
1972. On the Dutch service, Hans ten Hooge presents
Kop Op. World and International service programmes
are: 7.00 Mike Ross 9.00 Rob Eden 11.00 Brian McKenzie 13.00 Dave Rogers 15.00 Terry Davis 18.00 Dave Rogers (In Concert) 19.00 Paul May (British Top 20) 21.00 Brian McKenzie (Hitback
Show) 23.00 Terry Davis (LP Show) 24.00 – 3.00 Dave Rogers Brian McKenzie plays some of the hits of
1971 on his World service programme. Dave Rogers is
very sad at the closure of the World service and gives some facts about the
service from his notebook throughout his show. The In Concert programme this evening features
Neil Diamond and Jose Feliciano. All four International service DJs on board
at the moment – Brian McKenzie, Terry Davis, Paul May and Dave Rogers – read
the news. There is a mobile discotheque today at which Joost
Verhoeven and Tony Berk
are the DJs appearing. Monday 20 December 1971 Nico
Steenbergen continues on Driemaster.
All four International service DJs on board read the news and tonight’s
International service programmes are: 18.00 Brian McKenzie 20.00 Terry Davis 22.00 Paul May 24.00 – 3.00 Dave Rogers Tuesday 21 December 1971 The medium wave signal is getting worse.
News tonight is read by Paul May, Dave Rogers and Brian McKenzie. Wednesday 22 December 1971 The signal on medium wave is very weak
today. The medium wave and short wave transmitters go off the air at 20.00
for maintenance. Brian McKenzie says “Big things are coming your way on RNI
soon”. Normal programmes continue throughout the
evening on FM and news this evening is read by Terry Davis, Dave Rogers and
Brian McKenzie. Thursday 23 December 1971 RNI is back on the air as usual this
morning and the signal is much improved. Paul May, Brian McKenzie and Hans
ten Hooge go off on shore leave and Leo van der Goot, Mike Ross and Rob
Eden return. This means that International service programmes
this evening change to: 18.00 Rob Eden 20.00 Mike Ross 22.00 Terry Davis 24.00 – 3.00 Dave Rogers Leo van der Goot and Cass the Cook are putting the finishing touches
to the ship’s Christmas tree this evening. Plenty of special programmes are planned for the Christmas period. Dave
Rogers features the top 10s of 1952, 1959 and 1965 and the Top 30 of 1966 on
his show. Terry Davis, Dave Rogers and Rob Eden read the news. |
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De
voorpagina van de ME van December 1971
Rod zakt
deze week van 7 naar 9
Aretha
zakt deze week naar nummer 46
De
reklame...
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De
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