Essex Fm ~ Martin & Sue breakfast show ...
28 October 2008, 10:07 AM
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As my mate used to say "She's got a good face for radio" !!!
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Cor Blimey, Essex says...
6:49pm Mon 27 Oct 08
I never got to hear the show, but Martin and Su always bring a smile to my face during the morning. I love their tongue in cheek sense of humour!
I bet some boring old **** with nothing better to do has made a complaint over a comment on air. If this is the case then I suggest in future he / she tunes into Radio 4 in the future.
Always the minority that spoils it for the majority.
Im sure im not the only one that is right behind you Martin and Su, if your not back on air soon im sure im not the only listner that will boycott Essex FM.
Bring back Martin and Su.
I guess that Essex FM are loving the free publicity!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cor Blimey, Essex says...
6:49pm Mon 27 Oct 08
I never got to hear the show, but Martin and Su always bring a smile to my face during the morning. I love their tongue in cheek sense of humour!
I bet some boring old **** with nothing better to do has made a complaint over a comment on air. If this is the case then I suggest in future he / she tunes into Radio 4 in the future.
Always the minority that spoils it for the majority.
Im sure im not the only one that is right behind you Martin and Su, if your not back on air soon im sure im not the only listner that will boycott Essex FM.
Bring back Martin and Su.
I guess that Essex FM are loving the free publicity!!!!!!!!!!!
!
28 October 2008, 11:24 AM
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28 October 2008, 12:23 PM
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Slightly off topic....
I'm quite sure that "Sue" might be the off-spring of a very high profile director based here...
I might ask them what happened?
I'm quite sure that "Sue" might be the off-spring of a very high profile director based here...
I might ask them what happened?
28 October 2008, 12:48 PM
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I heard the show on Friday and wondered if they would get any complaints about it. 
I've been "trialling" Essex Fm for the last couple of weeks after many years of listening to Capital fm.
I might be going back.
I've been "trialling" Essex Fm for the last couple of weeks after many years of listening to Capital fm.
I might be going back.
28 October 2008, 06:03 PM
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Never really liked Martin and Sue, but like the Sunday morning 80's show!
28 October 2008, 06:33 PM
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I like that too LOL - remind me of my youth ha ha ha
28 October 2008, 07:04 PM
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Hoping he was dead is a bit extreme, even for you.
But i'm sure one day you'll get older like the rest of us, and then your preferences and opinions will mellow. Mine have, mind you I still listen to hard rock first thing in the morning
28 October 2008, 07:16 PM
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Lol yeah good show that
My best radio memories are also from yesteryear
10.55am Radio 1 = Simon Bates
OUR TUNE !!
The whole site would stop & huddle round the nearest radio all in anticipation for a wicked sob story
28 October 2008, 07:28 PM
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Think he still does it on a regional radio station.Best drive to work program was Chris Evans R1, in the early 90's
28 October 2008, 07:39 PM
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28 October 2008, 07:42 PM
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Still got his "I'll be back" record single (before CD)
28 October 2008, 09:49 PM
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28 October 2008, 09:53 PM
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I shall venture even further back to the good old days of Pirate Radio. A lot of it started & grew from around the east coast. I used to listen to Radio Caroline in the 70's which had then been renamed as Radio North Sea International. They had employed some DJ's who became very much loved household names (in their day). Those names include: Roger (Twiggy) Day, Simon Dee, Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues, Dave Lee Travis and Roger Scott. We won't mention Tony Blackburn. 
Radio Caroline was so popular that within months of going on air the station had more listeners than BBC radio.
Radio Caroline
Mark
Radio Caroline was so popular that within months of going on air the station had more listeners than BBC radio.
Radio Caroline
Mark
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28 October 2008, 10:02 PM
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No nowt wrong with nostalgia OR guilty pleasures LOL. I was born in 79 and so grew up with 80's music - thought i was dead cool wearing legwarmers (which is now quite in fashion again LOL), and shell suits were "ace" LMFAO.
However, guilty pleasures......
I did have a thing for 60's music (still do LOL) and used to play my dad's RECORDS and sing along to "my ol' mans a dustman" and "run around sue" - my folks will never let me forget that to this day
However, guilty pleasures......
I did have a thing for 60's music (still do LOL) and used to play my dad's RECORDS and sing along to "my ol' mans a dustman" and "run around sue" - my folks will never let me forget that to this day
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29 October 2008, 09:32 AM
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I shall venture even further back to the good old days of Pirate Radio. A lot of it started & grew from around the east coast. I used to listen to Radio Caroline in the 70's which had then been renamed as Radio North Sea International. They had employed some DJ's who became very much loved household names (in their day). Those names include: Roger (Twiggy) Day, Simon Dee, Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues, Dave Lee Travis and Roger Scott. We won't mention Tony Blackburn.
Radio Caroline was so popular that within months of going on air the station had more listeners than BBC radio.
Radio Caroline
Mark
Radio Caroline was so popular that within months of going on air the station had more listeners than BBC radio.
Radio Caroline
Mark
But I used to listen to this....
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29 October 2008, 11:32 AM
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29 October 2008, 01:44 PM
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