00:00Radio Caroline
00:03Caroline, Caroline, Caroline
00:06Radio Caroline
00:32Piracy, that's what's happening here
00:34with the connivance of almost every teenager
00:36in South East England at any rate
00:38We're bound for Radio Caroline
00:40The pirate ship that for over a year
00:42has given pop music to something like
00:4420 million listeners
00:45as their advertising sales staff claimed
00:56Well, live my life
00:59I never stop to worry about a thing
01:01Open up and shout it out
01:04I've never tried to sing
01:06Wondering if I've done wrong
01:10Will this depression last for long
01:16Won't you tell me
01:19Where have all the good times gone?
01:23Where have all the good times gone?
01:29Well, once we had an easy ride
01:32and our ways felt the same
01:33Time was on my side
01:35and I had everything to gain
01:37Let it be like yesterday
01:42Please let me have a happy day
01:48Won't you tell me
01:51Where have all the good times gone?
01:55Where have all the good times gone?
01:58The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:00and then get a week's holiday
02:02and the same applies to the ten-man crew
02:04who are all Dutch
02:07The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:09The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:10The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:14The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:17The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:22The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:23The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:25The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:25The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:25The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:27The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:29The eight-disc jockeys work a week's stint out here
02:47Radio Caroline. Believe it or not, this is the broadcasting station afloat.
02:51The pirate station in the North Sea, just comfortably anchored in international waters, three and a half miles off front.
02:58Caroline. Caroline.
03:05Caroline. Caroline.
03:13There's a girl, she really is fine. So fine. I know one day she's gonna be mine. Be mine.
03:28She is so fine. I'll make her mine. Her name is Caroline. Caroline.
03:42You're in line with Caroline on 199, your all-day music station. It's now exactly nine o'clock. B-U
03:48-L-O-V-A.
03:49Boulevard watch time. Boulevard.
03:53Caroline.
03:53Caroline Continental.
04:04Hello and welcome to this very first Caroline Continental program. Every week at this time we'll be sending greetings and
04:11music especially to the many radio Caroline listeners in Europe. And now and again we'll tell you about Britain, British
04:15products and British exports to you.
04:21You're tuned to your number one station.
04:26Yeah!
04:28And that's what I wanted to tell you before you're listening to the sounds of 65 on Caroline. Your host,
04:32yours truly, Gary Kemp.
04:36Well, I'd be more surprised if this one didn't make it into the charts. At 55 for first time, Royal
04:40Listen.
04:42Two wheels are turning. One girl a yearning.
04:51Captain Peter Clocker studies his charts out of sheer habit. It's the first time he's skippered a ship that has
04:57nowhere to go and time hangs heavy just making sure she's riding 51 degrees 47 minutes north to 1 degree
05:0319 minutes east.
05:09Chess is the best way to make you forget how slowly the clock seems to crawl. You can't say life's
05:14exciting aboard a pirate ship.
05:39There's just a 10 kilowatt transmitter pumping the music out, but millions of kids have learnt to say,
05:44I love Caroline on 199, and they lap it up from 6 in the morning until 8 o'clock at
05:499.
05:49From the MiGX to the road in the morning until 8 o'clock at 9 o'clock at 9 o
05:56'clock.
05:56Calling out from around the world. Are you ready for a brand new beat?
06:05Summer's here, and the time to cry. For a dance center in the street, if isn't in Chicago.
06:18This is Radio Caroline on 199, Britain's first...
06:21At the present moment, their revenue is running at Ā£15,000 a week,
06:24which means they're paid something over Ā£7 for every pop record they play.
06:44They've got a hard day's night every evening, scripting their programs,
06:48even if each day's offering sounds very much the same.
06:51Roll on the next week's holiday, roll on the next disc.
07:09The disc jockeys have got themselves fan clubs out of the job
07:12that the First Master General is trying to stop.
07:16Here they come again, catch us if you can.
07:22Time to get a move on, we were here with all of our life.
07:28Catch us if you can, catch us if you can.
07:34Catch us if you can, catch us if you can.
07:39The TV series is Dead Car with you this afternoon on the soundtrack from Caroline,
07:43spinning out the records and the time on the bell, 11 minutes to 3 o'clock.
07:51Yes, indeed, that's the word.
07:53And from a motion picture called Lovers Must Learn,
07:56about the only thing that anyone remembers is its great hit song,
07:59and it's by Emilio Perricone.
08:02Remember.
08:07Spooloo and the lovers there with Shout,
08:10and that's all from me, their car with South Deck.
08:13Bye now.
08:20The story of the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first
08:23time.
08:23The first time, the second time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first
08:28time.
08:28The first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first
08:30time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the first time, the third time, the first time.
08:30The third time, the second time, the first time, the first time, the first time, and the first time, the
08:31first time, the second time.
08:31The third time, the first time, the first time, the first time.
08:34The third time, the third time, and the third time, the third time, the third time, the first time, the
08:36first time, the first time.
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