Which DJ spoke the first words on Radio Caroline?
Radio Caroline broadcasting at noon on 197.3 metres (1520 kHz, announced as 199 metres) with the opening conducted by Simon Dee. The first programme, which was pre-recorded, was hosted by Chris Moore. Radio Caroline's first musical theme was Jimmy McGriff's "Round Midnight", a jazz standard co-composed by Thelonious Monk. In March 1964, The Fortunes recorded "Caroline", which became the station's theme. "Round Midnight" was confined to close down on Radio Caroline North after The World Tomorrow. The station's slogan was "Your all-day music station", and it initially broadcast from 6am to 6pm, seven days a week. Radio Caroline announced a wavelength of
First Words First Words First Words is a Canadian hip hop group, consisting of Halifax beatmaker Jorun, DJ STV and emcees Sean One & Above. The trio released two albums and an EP, as well as contributing tracks to several hiphop compilations. First Words recorded a song "Down With Putting Raps Down", which was featured on the National Campus and Community Radio Association's "Dig Your Roots" hip hop compilation album in 2004. Also in 2004 First Words released a 16 track self-titled album of original material, and received a positive review in "Exclaim!". The album was Deadbeats Entertainment's first release, kicking off