R.I.P. Annie Nightingale (1 April 1940 – 11 January 2024)

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Annie Nightingale is celebrated as a pioneering figure in UK radio, recognized for being the first female DJ on the BBC in 1970 and for hosting the influential music program, Old Grey Whistle Test. Her voice is described as exuding coolness and enthusiasm, leaving a lasting impression on listeners. Nightingale is acknowledged as a trailblazer in the industry, alongside notable figures like John Peel and Tommy Vance, highlighting her significant role in shaping rock music's presence on UK radio.
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The voice of rock on UK radio along with John Peel and Tommy Vance.
First female DJ on the BBC in 1970 and hosted the Old Grey Whistle Test.

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Annie Nightingale. . . .:frown:
Her voice, just oozed cool and enthusiasm. I had a crush on her at 13 before I knew what she looked like.
A trail blazer.
 

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