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Artists Visits to the Offshore Radio Stations the Idea for This List Came Artists visits to the offshore radio stations The idea for this list came from Martin van der Ven after listening to one of the last shows from Keith Skues in September 2020 when Keith mentioned some of the names of artists who visited the Mi Amigo from Caroline South in the sixties. With this new list we mention not only those who visited a radio ship, but also the studios on land or even presented a program. Mentioning for being on a roadshow or other venue, organized by an Offshore station, are also in this list. If so the item will be mentioned ‘outside’. Up to the readers to make this list a complete as possible. Please name the artist, the station’s name as well as it was on land or at sea. Aart Staartjes – Veronica Hilversum Accents, the – Radio London Outside Action, the – Radio London Outside Adam Faith - Radio Scotland outside Adriaan van Landschoot (A. Larson, Ad Rolls, Wuldre, later with Adrivalan Orchestra and Adya) – Radio Atlantis Jeanine and Atlantis Oostburg Adrian Veronica jingles Adam Faith - Caroline MV Caroline (Fredericia) Adele Bloemendaal – Veronica Hilversum Afro Beat Dancers – Radio Noordzee outside Alan Blakeley - Radio London last day Alan Bown Set – Radio London Outside Alan Price - Caroline Admiral Beatfleet Albert Hammond – Veronica CBS Festival Albert Mol - Veronica Hilversum Alexander Curly Veronica jingle Alexander Pola – Veronica Hilversum Alexis Korner – taped shows on Radio 390 Red Sands and on Radio 270 Oceaan 7 Alex Welsh and his band – Caroline outside Alice Cooper - Veronica Hilversum, RNI outside and Caroline outside Allison Durbin – Radio Hauraki studio on land Alma Cogan – Caroline House Amsterdam – Veronica Hilversum jingles André van Duin – Radio Noordzee Naarden Atlantis jingles Andrew Oldham - London Outside Andy Terry – Mi Amigo Fanbal Andy Williams – Radio London Outside Andy’s Clappers – London Outside Animals, the - Caroline House and Radio London Outside Anita Kerr Singers – Veronica Hilversum jingles Ann Nightingale – London outside Ann Shelton – Caroline Anneke Grönloh - Veronica Hilversum and Borkum Riff Anneke Konings – Veronica Hilversum Annie de Reuver – Radio Monique landbased studio, Radio Veronica Hilversum Anthony Boots – London Outside Apostolic Intervention – Radio London Outside April Stevens RNI Naarden Ardennes – Radio Scotland Aris San - Voice of Peace Outside Arne Jansen – Radio Monique studio Art Sullivan – Veronica Hilversum Arthur Conley – Radio London outside Artwoods, the – Caroline Outside Astrid Nijgh – Veronica Hilversum jingles Babe – Monique landbased studio Bachelors – Caroline House Back O’Town Syncopaters – Caroline Outside Barbra Streisand – Radio London Outside Barend Servet - Veronica song Barron Knights – Radio London Outside Barry Benson – Radio London Galaxy Barry Gibb (Bee Gees) – Radio London last day Barry Hay – Caroline interview Andy Archer Barry Mc Guire – Caroline House Barry Sisters – Veronica Hilversum Barry St. John – Caroline House en Caroline outside Batmen – Radio Scotland outside Bay City Rollers - Veronica Hilversum Beachboys – Radio London Keith Skues interview Veronica jingles Beatles, the – Caroline House, Radio Scotland landstudio, Radio London interview Beatstalkers – Radio Scotland outside Beaux Oddlot – Caroline Outside Bee Gees – Veronica Hilversum Ben Cramer - Veronica Hilversum Benelux Mi Amigo jingles Benny Scott Mi Amigo fanbal Bernie Calvert - Caroline Admiral Beatfleet Bette Davis - Radio Big Mouth – Veronica Outisde Billie Davis – Caroline Outside Billy Preston – Veronica Hilversum Billy Walker – Radio London Outside Blockheads – Caroline jingles Blue Angels – Radio London Outside Blue Emotion – Veronica Outside Blue Jays – Caroline Outside Bluesology – Radio London outside Bo Weavles – Radio Scotland outside Bob Rooijens – Veronica Borkum Riff Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band – Caroline concert Bobby Elliot - Caroline Admiral Beatfleet Bobby Goldsboro – Radio London interview Bobby Moore – Radio London Outside Bobby Vee – Veronica Hilversum Caroline birthday wishes, Radio London interview Bobby Vinton – Radio London interview Bohemians – Radio London Outside Bolland and Bolland – RNI MEBO II en Naarden jingles Veronica jingles Bonnie St. Claire – Mi Amigo drive in show Bonzo Dog Doodah Band - Radio London Outside Booker T and the MG’s – Radio London outside Boreham Wood – Radio London Outside Boudewijn de Groot – Veronica Hilversum Brabants Bont – Veronica Hilversum Brainbox - Veronica jingles Breeze – Radio Noordzee Outside Brenda Cogdell - Radio London last day Brenda Lee – Caroline house Brian Poole – Radio Scotland Brian Poole and the Tremeloes – Caroline Outside Brian Wilson – (Beachboys) RNI Naarden Brigit Bardot – Radio Nord Bruce Johnston (Beach Boys) – Veronica Hilversum. Radio London Galaxy and London last day Bruch Welch (Shadows) - Radio London last day Bryan Ferry - Veronica Hilversum Buffoons – Veronica CBS Festival Bueno de Mesquita – Veronica Borkum Riff Buzz – Radio London outside Byrds – London interview BZN – Veronica Hilversum jingles Candy Choir - London Outside Carpenters – Veronica Hilversum Carrick Folk Four – Radio Scotland Outside Cashmere – Mi Amigo Jingles Cat Stevens – Radio London Outside and last day and Caroline Admiral Beatfleet and Scotland visit the Comet Cathi Gibson Radio London interbiew Catrina – Radio London Outside Cats – Veronica Hilversum Cathy McGovern – London publicity Chain Gang Four – Radio Scotland Comet Chantells – Radio London Galaxy Charles Aznavour – Veronica Cherry van Gelder Smith - Veronica Hilversum Cheryl St. Claire – Radio London Outside Chi Coltrane – RNI MEBO II Chicks – Hauraki studio on land Chiffons, the - Radio London Outside Children of the Damned – Radio London Outside Chris Barber – Radio London Outside Chris Farlowe – Radio London Outside Chris McClure Section – Scotland outside Christine Shrimpton – Caroline outside Chubby Checker – Veronica and Radio London Outside Chuck Jackson – Radio London interview Cilla Black – Caroline House London Outside Cimmaro Brothers – London Outside Ciska Peters – Veronica Hilversum Citizens, the – Radio London Outside Claire Hamill - Veronica Hilversum Cleo Laine – Caroline House Cliff Bennet and the Rebelrousers Radio London Outside Cliff Richard – Radio Mercur studio on land. Radio City outside, Carolinehouse and Radio London Last Day Clubmen – Scotland outside Coby Mol (Kermisklanten) – Radio Monique landbased studio Colin Blunstone – Veronica CBS Festival Colley Boy – Radio London Outside Communicator - Laser song Connie Francis – Radio London interview Conny van den Berg – Veronica Hilversum Connie VandenBosch - Monique landbased studio Connie Vink – Veronica Hilversum Conny Stuart – Veronica Hilversum Cornelis Vreeswijk – Veronica song Corries – London outside Corrie Konings - Veronica Hilversum Craw Daddies - Radio London Outside Creation, the – Radio London Outside and Galaxy Chrichan – Radio Syd song Dan Alexander – Radio London jingles Dave Berry - Caroline Admiral Beatfleet and Scotland outside Dave Clark - Radio London last day Caroline birthday wishes. Radio Caroline visit Mi Amigo Dave Clark Five 3 members – Caroline North ship Dave Davis - Caroline Admiral Beatfleet Dave Dee – Caroline House Dave Dee, Dozy, Bicky, Mickey and Tich Radio London Outside; Radio Scotland office David and Jonathan – London Outside David Alexander Winter – Laissez Faire David Ballantyne – London Outside David Bowie and the Buzz – London Outside David Essex – Radio London Outside David Garrick - Radio London Outside and last day as well as visit Galaxy David Sutch – Radio Sutch Davy Jones – Caroline Admiral Beatfleet Debbie - Veronica Hilversum Debbie Reynolds – Veronica Flight New York Dennis Locorriere from Dr. Hook – Caroline jingle Dennis Payton (Dave Clark Five) - Radio London last day Denny Laine – Moody Blues - Caroline South Mi Amigo Derek Savage Foundation – Radio London Outside Dermett O’Brien – Scotland outside Dianna Dors - Radio London Outside Diane Ferraz – Radio London Outside Diane Ross – Caroline House Dick Jordan – Radio London Outside Dirne, Gaby – Veronica song Distend and Blues – Veronica Outside Dizzy Man’s Band – Veronica Hilversum and outside, Radio Noordzee Naarden Dodas, the – Radio London Outside Don Charles – Radio 270 Outside Don Covay – Radio London Outside Don Spencer - Radio London Outside Donald Pierce – Caroline birthday wishes Donaldson Sisters – Hauraki studio on land Donavan – Caroline House and Radio London Outside Dongen, Harry van – Veronica - song Donna Summer – Mi Amigo studio, RNI studio Naarden and Outside Donny Williams – Caroline Outside Doobie Brothers – Veronica Flight New York Dorine – Mi Amigo Fanbal Doris Troy – Caroline jingles Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show – Veronica CBS Festival Dries – Mi Amigo Fanbla Duane Eddy – Radio London Outside Dusty Springfield – Caroline House Radio London last day Dutch Rhytmn steel and Showband – Mi Amigo jingle Eddie Floyd – Radio London outside Eddy Arnold – Radio London Interview Eden Kane – Radio London interview Edy Mattieu – Radio Noordzee Naarden Egbert Douwe (Rob Out) Veronica Hilversum Ekseption – Veronica Hilversum Emeralds – London Outside Emmy Verhey – TV Noordzee Emperors – Scotland outside Engelbert Humperdinck – Radio London Outside and last day Episode Six – Radio London Outside and Curzon Street Eric Burdon - Radio London last day Erik Silk’s Southern Jazz Band – Caroline Outside Ernestine Anderson – Radio London Outside as well as interview Errol Dixon Band – Radio London Outside Escorts – Radio London Outside
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