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One of the world’s real DJ legends, the Emperor Rosko with his rhythm and rhyme connection from Los Angeles. We let Rosko loose to set you up for Saturday evening, although if you’re listening in Sydney Australia, where you’re now passed midnight...he might just keep you awake!  Have Mercy!!!!

We’ve dressed up our favourite golden oldie DJ to bring his great archive of the most golden of all hits back to life.

A busy show from a man with a passion for every track he plays. From 210 Reading to Radio Luxembourg, and on to the BBC Breakfast Show, Mike’s fans will be more than happy to hear him on the UDJ Breakfast Show.

Bob delivers the goods every morning on United DJ Radio.  Make no mistake that we have unearthed a big player in our pantheon of all-time great DJs.

Stuart is United DJs ‘Baby-Jock’. He’s bubbling over with delight to be a part of this wonderful concept. He’s actually young enough to never have experienced a completely free music choice for the DJs…

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When he was last on the air, it was on good old Medium Wave – Tony has shot through an extraordinary radio time warp, missing the FM stage, to arrive here on our United DJ’s streaming format.   For 16 years Tony was pan European on Radio Luxembourg and now extends his reach to a global audience

Peter is another former Radio Luxembourg DJ, whose heart was broken when 208 went off air.  But here he is subjecting himself to the heart healing process of UDJ with a drive time show you can enjoy every weekday.

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Tony welcomes you to a UK Monday evening from 11 PM - 1 AM with his “Time Travel Chart” – Tony will be playing the greatest hits from this very week in Top 20 history - hosted by one of Radio Luxembourg’s favourite DJs from the 1980’s.

Tony welcomes you to a UK Monday evening from 11 PM - 1 AM with his “Time Travel Chart” – Tony will be playing the greatest hits from this very week in Top 20 history - hosted by one of Radio Luxembourg’s favourite DJs from the 1980’s.

Chantilly (Tilly Rutherford) started out running a record shop with Pete Waterman, eventually managing Pete’s own record label.  His big love has always been doo-wop and it may well turn out to be yours too…

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A busy show from a man with a passion for every track he plays. From 210 Reading to Radio Luxembourg, and on to the BBC Breakfast Show, Mike’s fans will be more than happy to hear him on the UDJ Breakfast Show.

Bob delivers the goods every morning on United DJ Radio.  Make no mistake that we have unearthed a big player in our pantheon of all-time great DJs.

Stuart is United DJs ‘Baby-Jock’. He’s bubbling over with delight to be a part of this wonderful concept. He’s actually young enough to never have experienced a completely free music choice for the DJs…

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When he was last on the air, it was on good old Medium Wave – Tony has shot through an extraordinary radio time warp, missing the FM stage, to arrive here on our United DJ’s streaming format.   For 16 years Tony was pan European on Radio Luxembourg and now extends his reach to a global audience

Peter is another former Radio Luxembourg DJ, whose heart was broken when 208 went off air.  But here he is subjecting himself to the heart healing process of UDJ with a drive time show you can enjoy every weekday.

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From the set of Elvis Presley movies, where his dad was directing the King’s movies, to the UK Pirate Ship Radio Caroline, to RTL Paris, to BBC Radio One and now, at last, reunited with some of his old ship-mates. The Emperor invades Nashville.

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Two hours of the finest Soul and Soft Rock that won't batter your ears, but will keep you hungry for more!

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A busy show from a man with a passion for every track he plays. From 210 Reading to Radio Luxembourg, and on to the BBC Breakfast Show, Mike’s fans will be more than happy to hear him on the UDJ Breakfast Show.

Bob delivers the goods every morning on United DJ Radio.  Make no mistake that we have unearthed a big player in our pantheon of all-time great DJs.

Stuart is United DJs ‘Baby-Jock’. He’s bubbling over with delight to be a part of this wonderful concept. He’s actually young enough to never have experienced a completely free music choice for the DJs…

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When he was last on the air, it was on good old Medium Wave – Tony has shot through an extraordinary radio time warp, missing the FM stage, to arrive here on our United DJ’s streaming format.   For 16 years Tony was pan European on Radio Luxembourg and now extends his reach to a global audience

Peter is another former Radio Luxembourg DJ, whose heart was broken when 208 went off air.  But here he is subjecting himself to the heart healing process of UDJ with a drive time show you can enjoy every weekday.

When Mike came back from Luxembourg to live in England recently, and accepted this show on UDJ, he commented “I can’t believe we’re inheriting a music format free from Programme Controllers and playlists!  The problem is, I don’t know what the heck I’m going to play! – what a great problem to have!”. Now we can all find out how he solves his problem…

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The 208 Top Twenty ran from Autumn 1948 until December 1992 on Radio Luxembourg. When it was launched with Teddy Johnson as the DJ in 1948, it was about a decade ahead of the BBC, who started Pick of The Pops in 1955, but which didn't begin an actual Top 20 until March, 1958 with David Jacobs. So we relaunch this 72 year old show, which was on air for 44 years and has been off air for the past 28 years, on Sunday the 15th March at 7pm on United DJs Radio. This version of The 208 Top 20 will be a 2 hour show with two different Luxembourg charts featured. For the first show on March 15th we will have the full Top Twenty from April, 1964 and the full Top Ten plus Top Twenty highlights from April, 1976. The 208 Top Twenty is back on United DJs with Simon Tate.

The 208 Top Twenty ran from Autumn 1948 until December 1992 on Radio Luxembourg. When it was launched with Teddy Johnson as the DJ in 1948, it was about a decade ahead of the BBC, who started Pick of The Pops in 1955, but which didn't begin an actual Top 20 until March, 1958 with David Jacobs. So we relaunch this 72 year old show, which was on air for 44 years and has been off air for the past 28 years, on Sunday the 15th March at 7pm on United DJs Radio. This version of The 208 Top 20 will be a 2 hour show with two different Luxembourg charts featured. For the first show on March 15th we will have the full Top Twenty from April, 1964 and the full Top Ten plus Top Twenty highlights from April, 1976. The 208 Top Twenty is back on United DJs with Simon Tate.

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A busy show from a man with a passion for every track he plays. From 210 Reading to Radio Luxembourg, and on to the BBC Breakfast Show, Mike’s fans will be more than happy to hear him on the UDJ Breakfast Show.

Bob delivers the goods every morning on United DJ Radio.  Make no mistake that we have unearthed a big player in our pantheon of all-time great DJs.

Stuart is United DJs ‘Baby-Jock’. He’s bubbling over with delight to be a part of this wonderful concept. He’s actually young enough to never have experienced a completely free music choice for the DJs…

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When he was last on the air, it was on good old Medium Wave – Tony has shot through an extraordinary radio time warp, missing the FM stage, to arrive here on our United DJ’s streaming format.   For 16 years Tony was pan European on Radio Luxembourg and now extends his reach to a global audience

Peter is another former Radio Luxembourg DJ, whose heart was broken when 208 went off air.  But here he is subjecting himself to the heart healing process of UDJ with a drive time show you can enjoy every weekday.

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Two hours of fabulous tunes selected by former member of the Flirtations, Pearly debuted as a DJ on Radio Luxembourg.

Two hours of fabulous tunes selected by former member of the Flirtations, Pearly debuted as a DJ on Radio Luxembourg.

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A forty-year career in radio isn’t bad for the kid who dreamed of being ‘on the wireless’ at the age of seven. Dan Chisholm is now a well-known presenter from BBC and commercial local radio. He grew up listening to many of the voices from the pirate stations through the sixties and seventies, but it was Kenny Everett’s creativity which led him to want to entertain behind the mic. After reading Emperor Rosko’s DJ book, he felt it was his destiny. Dan’s big break came while working as a hi-fi sales assistant in his home city of Leicester. He heard a radio programme inviting applications for new recruits for the station’s youth programme. Dan secured a final audition and his dream career began. Since then, he’s presented every sequence programme on the radio from early to late – and appeared on stations across the whole of the UK, most recently as late-night host in the West Country. Dan’s an experienced journalist, sports commentator, producer and presenter, but his main passion is music. When he’s not listening to it, he’s either writing or producing it! Memorable moments? An unforgettable interview with the comedian Frankie Howerd … and training as a producer at BBC Radio Two where he worked briefly with David Hamilton’s team! Dan is looking forward to sharing classic tunes alongside the gems you may have missed or forgotten along the way. He promises that winning combination of a smile and a song.

A busy show from a man with a passion for every track he plays. From 210 Reading to Radio Luxembourg, and on to the BBC Breakfast Show, Mike’s fans will be more than happy to hear him on the UDJ Breakfast Show.

Bob delivers the goods every morning on United DJ Radio.  Make no mistake that we have unearthed a big player in our pantheon of all-time great DJs.

Stuart is United DJs ‘Baby-Jock’. He’s bubbling over with delight to be a part of this wonderful concept. He’s actually young enough to never have experienced a completely free music choice for the DJs…

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When he was last on the air, it was on good old Medium Wave – Tony has shot through an extraordinary radio time warp, missing the FM stage, to arrive here on our United DJ’s streaming format.   For 16 years Tony was pan European on Radio Luxembourg and now extends his reach to a global audience

Peter is another former Radio Luxembourg DJ, whose heart was broken when 208 went off air.  But here he is subjecting himself to the heart healing process of UDJ with a drive time show you can enjoy every weekday.

Rob de Mink welcomes you every Friday night from 7 - 9 with the music you like.

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From the set of Elvis Presley movies, where his dad was directing the King’s movies, to the UK Pirate Ship Radio Caroline, to RTL Paris, to BBC Radio One and now, at last, reunited with some of his old ship-mates. The Emperor invades Nashville.

We’re happy to announce that Shaun Tilley is back on United DJs with a brand new show on Saturday and Sunday Mornings from 7am-9am.

The only DJ we know who can camp out happily between our two Davids!  Saturday morning is made for great music, and here’s the man who will deliver!

A forty-year career in radio isn’t bad for the kid who dreamed of being ‘on the wireless’ at the age of seven. Dan Chisholm is now a well-known presenter from BBC and commercial local radio. He grew up listening to many of the voices from the pirate stations through the sixties and seventies, but it was Kenny Everett’s creativity which led him to want to entertain behind the mic. After reading Emperor Rosko’s DJ book, he felt it was his destiny. Dan’s big break came while working as a hi-fi sales assistant in his home city of Leicester. He heard a radio programme inviting applications for new recruits for the station’s youth programme. Dan secured a final audition and his dream career began. Since then, he’s presented every sequence programme on the radio from early to late – and appeared on stations across the whole of the UK, most recently as late-night host in the West Country. Dan’s an experienced journalist, sports commentator, producer and presenter, but his main passion is music. When he’s not listening to it, he’s either writing or producing it! Memorable moments? An unforgettable interview with the comedian Frankie Howerd … and training as a producer at BBC Radio Two where he worked briefly with David Hamilton’s team! Dan is looking forward to sharing classic tunes alongside the gems you may have missed or forgotten along the way. He promises that winning combination of a smile and a song.

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No-one was happier than Eddy Grant when UDJ invited him to become a DJ. Back in his Barbados homeland he decided it was time to expose to the world the new music trend that has taken over on that wonderful island.  So, Eddy Grant Equals Ringbang! Party like the sun is shining!

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When Mike came back from Luxembourg to live in England recently, and accepted this show on UDJ, he commented “I can’t believe we’re inheriting a music format free from Programme Controllers and playlists!  The problem is, I don’t know what the heck I’m going to play! – what a great problem to have!”. Now we can all find out how he solves his problem…

We’re happy to announce that Shaun Tilley is back on United DJs with a brand new show on Saturday and Sunday Mornings from 7am-9am.

Howard spent many moons keeping greater Europe awake with his Radio Luxembourg shows, and Howard has worked for countless other UK stations. He’s been out of the radio loop for a few years but now - he’s back, to let you know….he can really shake ‘em down!!

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From the set of Elvis Presley movies, where his dad was directing the King’s movies, to the UK Pirate Ship Radio Caroline, to RTL Paris, to BBC Radio One and now, at last, reunited with some of his old ship-mates. The Emperor invades Nashville.

Chantilly (Tilly Rutherford) started out running a record shop with Pete Waterman, eventually managing Pete’s own record label.  His big love has always been doo-wop and it may well turn out to be yours too…

The 208 Top Twenty ran from Autumn 1948 until December 1992 on Radio Luxembourg. When it was launched with Teddy Johnson as the DJ in 1948, it was about a decade ahead of the BBC, who started Pick of The Pops in 1955, but which didn't begin an actual Top 20 until March, 1958 with David Jacobs. So we relaunch this 72 year old show, which was on air for 44 years and has been off air for the past 28 years, on Sunday the 15th March at 7pm on United DJs Radio. This version of The 208 Top 20 will be a 2 hour show with two different Luxembourg charts featured. For the first show on March 15th we will have the full Top Twenty from April, 1964 and the full Top Ten plus Top Twenty highlights from April, 1976. The 208 Top Twenty is back on United DJs with Simon Tate.

From Sunday 1st March I've been asked by United DJs Radio to fill the Sunday Night 9 - 11pm slot previously occupied by the dearly departed but much-loved Les Adams. This is a huge honour and I've prepared a show called SOUL SENSATIONS which I hope you'll enjoy. Plenty of mellow soul, some choice new releases and the occasional brief interview (Melba Moore, Alexander O'Neal, The Real Thing lined up amongst other legends). Please feel free to SHARE and spread the word? Catch SOUL SENSATIONS on UDJ Radio (Sun 9-11pm / Wed 01-03am UK) on DAB, Apps, Smart Speakers and online: uniteddj.com

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