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TIL that in the 1960s the BBC refused to play popular music for young people, which created the need for off-shore pirate radio stations : r/todayilearned
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Pirate radio station run by schoolboys - Offshore and pirate radio - Transdiffusion Broadcasting System
Hattie Collins Interview: How Pirate Radio shaped grime
Pirate radio station run by schoolboys - Offshore and pirate radio - Transdiffusion Broadcasting System
Growing up in U.K. in the 50s/60s - What pirate radio station did you listen to? | Facebook
PCRL – Birmingham – The Pirate Archive
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PCRL – Birmingham – The Pirate Archive
Pirate radio in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia
Roots: Pirate Radio - UKBM
PCRL – Birmingham – The Pirate Archive
Pirate radio station run by schoolboys - Offshore and pirate radio - Transdiffusion Broadcasting System
Pirate radio in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia
How West Midlands radio pirates paved the way for British Asian radio - Birmingham Live
How West Midlands radio pirates paved the way for British Asian radio - Birmingham Live
Taxman ran pirate station - Birmingham Live
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