Radio Caroline

The Radio Caroline _______ ship was the best-known ‘unofficial’ radio station in Britain.

The DJs on the Radio Caroline broadcast their music and shows ____ hours a day.

The rock-and-roll pirate DJs changed British radio __________.

The radio airwaves were owned entirely by the _______.

His new radio station was on a _______ at sea.

In 1964, Ronan started a radio station without a ____________ from the government.

The original Radio Caroline broadcast from 1964 to ______.

The first song played on Radio Caroline was by _____ _________ _______.

DJ is a short version of ______ __________.

Radio Caroline continues to this day, available on the internet and other wavelengths.

British young people wanted fun, excitement and pop music!

The DJs gave their listeners pop music and _________ _______.

In the early 1960s, Britain didn’t have a ___________ music scene.

In 1967, the British government introduced the ______ __________ _________ _____.

Ronan O’Rahilly ran a club in London called __________.

A group of rock-loving DJs ___________ to be held back by government regulations.

By staying at sea, the ship was outside of the legal reach of the British ____________.

Many of the DJs later joined the new BBC Radio 1 pop station.

The BBC's radio programmes were _______ _____ __________.

Who was Radio Caroline named after?