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Dit is de Non-Stop
RNI Top 50 van 17 April 1971, wederom een Top 50 in “breed formaat”. Dat het
songfestivaltijd is merk je onder andere aan de hoogste nieuwe binnenkomer.
Olijfje komt nieuw binnen op nummer 41 met het mooie “If not for you”. We
hebben deze week een hele mooie en een hele aparte treiterschijf. Faithfull
is de mooie en I’m a bum de aparte. Deze laatste hoor je praktisch nooit meer
op de radio. 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
paar scans uit de MP van April 1971. |
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The RNI memories
of Michael Downing for this period Saturday 24 April 1971 Today's programmes
are: 6.00 Tony Allan (Johan Maasbach from 6.30 to 7.00) 9.00 Joost de
Draaier 12.00 Jan Van Veen
(Top 50 and tips) 16.00 Crispian
St John 18.00 Alan West 21.00 Dave Rogers 24.00 - 2.00 Crispian
St John RNI now has the new Rolling Stones LP,
"Sticky Fingers", on board, as well as "Friends" by Elton
John, both of which are played in this evening's programmes. Sunday 25 April 1971 An edition of "Nordsee
goes DX" is broadcast on shortwave at 10.00am today. The Super Top 50
show from 15.00 to 18.00 today is hosted by Crispian
St John, who presents it in a slightly different way, including some hitbound sounds amongst the Top 50 hits. Monday 26 April 1971 There is a promo announcing a new programme schedule from 1 May, which will be 16.00 Stevi Merike, 18.00 Alan West,
20.00 Crispian St John, 22.00 Tony Allan, 24.00 to
3.00 Dave Rogers. This means that broadcasting hours will be extended by one
hour per day, from 2.00am to 3.00am. News today is read by Crispian St John and Tony Allan. The programme
schedule today is: 6.00 Tony Allan (Johan Maasbach from 6.30 to 7.00) 9.00 Jan Van Veen 12.00 Joost de
Draaier 14.00 Ferry Maat 16.00 Crispian
St John 18.00 Alan West 21.00 Dave Rogers 24.00 - 2.00 Crispian
St John Tuesday 27 April 1971 RNI is now proudly announcing itself as
"The original sound of a young progressive Europe". Programme schedule is the same as yesterday. New records
now on board from Dave Mason & Mama Cass, Third World War and Brett
Marvin & the Thunderbolts. Wednesday 28 April 1971 It is reported in the music press today
that Martin Kayne has now left RNI as he is
dissatisfied with its musical policy. The station plans to sign two new
British DJs, but their names are not known yet. The programme
schedule is the same as yesterday and news is read by Tony Allan, Crispian St John and Alan West. Thursday 29 April 1971 Alan West and Crispian
St John leave on the tender and Stevi Merike returns. Also coming out to the Mebo 2 today is a new DJ, Roger Kirk, who has been on BBC
Radio 1. The programme schedule today is: 6.00 Tony Allan 9.00 Jan Van Veen 12.00 Joost de Draaier 14.00 Ferry Maat 16.00 Tony Allan 18.00 Roger Kirk 21.00 Stevi Merike 24.00 - 2.00 Dave Rogers News is read by Tony Allan. Tony also
announces that a new DJ, named Paul Holland, will broadcast the early morning
breakfast show on Saturday. Friday 30 April 1971 Strangely, there is no mention of Roger
Kirk at all today. Instead Dave Rogers is on from 16.00 to 18.00 and Tony
Allan from 18.00 to 21.00. Tony Allan is very sad on his breakfast show this
morning that this will be the last one that he will be presenting. News is
read by Tony Allan and Dave Rogers. New records on the Mebo
2 by Edwin Starr and Curved Air today. Saturday 1 May 1971 Programme
changes from today. The new schedule for Saturday is: 6.00 Peter Holland (6.30 to 7.00 Johan Maasbach) 9.00 Jan Van Veen 12.00 Joost de
Draaier (Super Top 50 and tips) 16.00 Stevi Merike 18.00 Dave Rogers (sitting in for Alan
West) 20.00 Stevi Merike (sitting in for Crispian
St John) 22.00 Tony Allan 24.00 - 3.00 Dave Rogers So the new Dutch DJ is Peter Holland, not
Paul. Lots of new jingles introduced today, as well as news about the mobile
discotheque. It is announced this evening that an oldies show will start next
week. News is read today by Tony Allan and Dave Rogers. |
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De
voorpagina van de MP van April 1971
De
Walkers zakken deze week van 12 naar 15
Peter
Maffay zakt deze week van 19 naar 33
Herinner
je je de dame van de Puch reclames nog?
En naast
Seven Up had je toen Bubble Up
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