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De hoogste nieuwe
binnenkomer deze week is Het soldaatje van de Zangeres zonder naam. Die
liefhebbers zullen nog vele Top 50’s van dit nummer kunnen genieten. De
laagste nieuwe binnenkomer is ‘t prachtige Superstar van de Carpenters op nummer
47. Rod McKuen verstoot Peret van de 1ste plaats deze week met
Soldiers who want to be heroes. Twee mooie treiterschijven deze week, met
name die van Aretha Franklin. De kanskaart van Peter Holland is Wedding song
van Paul Stookey. Paul is de Paul uit Peter, Paul and Mary. Deze solo-plaat
mag er zeker zijn, een prachtig nummer! 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 Thursday
30 September 1971 Dave Rogers goes off on shore leave and Crispian St John returns. This means that this evening’s programmes are: 18.00 Rob Eden 20.00 Mike Ross 22.00 Crispian
St John 24.00 – 3.00 Paul May Crispian
St John includes recordings of Johnnie Walker on Radio Caroline on his programme. Crispian St John and
Paul May read the news. Friday
1 October 1971 The 31 metre
shortwave transmitter goes off the air at 20.00 with the comment “Hopefully
it will be back tomorrow”. Mike Ross presents the Skyline programme
from 3.00 to 6.00 on Saturday morning and news is read by Crispian
St John and Paul May. Saturday
2 October 1971 This afternoon’s LP show is presented by
Tony Berk as Peter Holland is on holiday. The 31 metre shortwave transmitter stays off the air all day. Crispian St John has made a new promo for the Dutch
service Sunday programmes. The Sunday morning
Skyline programmes are 3.00 to 5.00 Rob Eden and
5.00 to 7.00 Crispian St John. Crispian
St John and Rob Eden are today’s newsreaders. A mobile discotheque in Belgium
today features Ferry Maat and Dave Rogers. Sunday
3 October 1971 Leo van der Goot presents this morning’s Kop Op programme.
Joost de Draaier is back
on his Sunday show at 11.00 following last week’s sitting in by Tony Berk. There are two mobile discotheques today – one in
the afternoon featuring Joost Verhoeven
and Tony Berk and one in the evening with Ferry Maat and Dave Rogers.
This evening’s programmes
are: 18.00 Rob Eden (In Concert featuring Yes
and the Dave Clark Five) 19.00 Paul May (British Top 20) 21.00 Mike Ross (Hitback
show) 22.00 Crispian
St John 24.00 – 3.00 Paul May Paul May says that the 31 metre shortwave transmitter has blown itself off the air
but should be back on air in a few days’ time. News this evening is read by Crispian St John and Paul May. Monday
4 October 1971 Leo van der Goot
takes over presentation of Driemaster from Hans ten Hooge. The
Dutch news has reports of espionage connected with RNI, although these are
not repeated in the English news in the evening. RNI is off the air for part
of the Mike Ross show, but returns at 21.45. Paul May has made a promo for
the mobile discotheque in English. Tonight’s newsreaders are Crispian St John and Paul May. Tuesday 5 October 1971 Again today there are references to the
espionage story in De Telegraaf in the Dutch news,
but it was not mentioned in the International service. Crispian
St John and Rob Eden appeal to David Hughes of Disc magazine to send them
copies of the magazine. They say they already get Record Mirror. News today is read by Paul May and Crispian St John. Wednesday 6 October 1971 Hans ten Hooge
goes off on shore leave and Nico Steenbergen returns to the Mebo
2. International service news is read by Paul May and Crispian
St John and, onshore, a mobile discotheque today features Joost
Verhoeven and Dave Rogers. Thursday 7 October 1971 Paul May and Mike Ross go off on shore
leave and Mark Stuart and Dave Rogers return. This alters the programme schedule to: 18.00 Mark Stuart 20.00 Rob Eden 22.00 Crispian St
John 24.00 - 3.00 Dave Rogers Crispian
St John, Dave Rogers and Mark Stuart read the news. During the station ID at 22.30, Crispian St John said "Broadcasting from the radioship Mebo 2, anchored off Frinton, Essex - oops, I'm giving away all the secrets
this evening". Also there was a reference to the 49 metre
band transmitter "going places", which was followed by a request
for reception reports from people listening on that shortwave band between
6.00 and 9.00 in the morning. Friday 8 October 1971 The Skyline show from 3.00 to 6.00 on
Saturday morning is presented by Crispian St John,
who also reads news, as does Dave Rogers and Mark Stuart. Tonight's mobile discotheque features
Tony Berk and Paul May. New records played on RNI this week
included:
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De
voorpagina van de Muziek Parade van Oktober 1971
Demis
Roussos kom je tegen op nummer 29 en op nummer 8
Rare
Earth stijgt deze week van 18 naar 17
Onderaan
de Top 50 een reklame voor Sjefke
Ook de
Sweet snabbelden wat bij met reklamewerk
En
tanden poetsen was met name voor de jeugd errug belangrijk
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