Op 29 zie je de
hoogste nieuwe binnenkomer, I think I love you van de Partridge Family, heel
populair dankzij de TV serie. Roxy Music komt binnen op nummer 48 met
Virginia Plain, een nummer waarvan je het eerste stuk bijna nooit op de radio
hoort. Verder een Top 50 waarin de zomer van 1972 nog steeds doorklinkt met
nummers als Summertime Summertime maar ook Un canto a Galicia en Seaside
Shuffle. De Nederlandse Beatles zingen deze week de treiterschijf vol met
It’s gonna be allright. Nico Steenbergen heeft een lekker plaatje tot
kanskaart verkozen, You came, You saw, You conquered van de Pearls. Ook
Alfred heeft een mooi nummer tot kanskaart verheven en wel van Arlo Guthrie :
The city of New Orleans. Deze Top 50 kun je hier beluisteren: 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 7 October 1972 The records that I have heard most on RNI
over the past week have been:
Tony Berk has
returned from holiday and presents the Toekomstmuziek
and Muziek Parade shows this afternoon.
International service programmes are: 19.00 Arnold Layne (International
Prediction Hit 40) 22.00 Tony Allan (Reviews) 23.00 Tony Allan (Kent Request Hour) 24.00 Dave Rogers 3.00 – 7.00 Terry Davis Newsreaders are Dave Rogers, Terry Davis
and Arnold Layne. A mobile discotheque today features Tony Berk and Ferry Maat. Sunday 8 October 1972 Leo van der Goot presents Ochtendeditie
this morning and Gerard Smit is on Driemaster. Dutch newsreading
order today is Dick de Graaf, Gerard Smit, Hans Molenaar and then
Dick de Graaf again. There are two mobile
discotheques today – one with Leo van der Goot and the other with Tony Berk
and Peter Holland. International service programmes
are: 19.00 Dave Rogers (Hitback
Show) 21.00 Terry Davis (Cloud Nine) 23.00 – 24.00 Arnold Layne (Kent Request
Hour) RNI closes at midnight for maintenance
work. Tony Allan reads the news throughout the evening. Arnold Layne is the
DJ helping to pick the winner in the hitback
competition and today is Arnold’s birthday – his 24th – and he says that he
might not be on the station this time next year. Monday 9 October 1972 The programme
schedule this evening is: 19.00 Tony Allan 21.00 Terry Davis 23.00 Dave Rogers (Kent Request Hour) 24.00 – 3.00 Arnold Layne Terry Davis says that the poster with 192
metres is to be taken down from the wall and
replaced by one with a new frequency, although they don’t know which one yet.
This means the end of broadcasts from 192 metres.
News tonight is read by Arnold Layne, Tony Allan and Terry Davis. Tuesday 10 October 1972 Arnold Layne and Terry Davis go off on shore leave.
Crispian St John and Mark Stuart both visited the Mebo 2 today, although what they are doing in Holland
isn’t known. Programmes this evening are: 19.00 Tony Allan 21.00 Dave Rogers 23.00 Dave Rogers (Kent Request Hour) 24.00 – 1.00 Tony Allan (Rock’n’roll) The station closes at 1.00am for
transmitter adjustments. Dave Rogers said, responding to a letter in French,
“Je suis getting my knickers in a right twist, so
je vous tourne un autre disque”. Newsreaders this
evening are Dave Rogers and Tony Allan. Wednesday 11 October 1972 At approximately 19.55pm this evening,
Tony Allan read out a letter that I had written to him and played “La musica” by Patrick Juvet. He
said, in response to a comment in my letter, that my writing is hard to read.
The programme schedule and newsreaders are the same
as last night, although Tony Allan is on for the full three hours from 24.00
to 3.00 tonight. Thursday 12 October 1972 Gerard Smit
goes off on share leave and Brian McKenzie and Mike Ross return. Also Jos Kuyer returns after an
absence of seven weeks. This means that programmes
tonight are: 19.00 Tony Allan 21.00 Dave Rogers 23.00 Dave Rogers (Kent Request Hour) 24.00 – 2.00 Brian McKenzie 220 metres goes
off at midnight for tests to the medium wave transmitters and short wave and
FM transmissions cease an hour early at 2.00. Then the list of new records that I heard
on RNI for the first time in the week 7 to 13 October 1972:
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Interview
met Robbie van Leeuwen Popnieuws
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