@BBCMaryam Probably the last thing I will see on this platform. Thanks for making me chuckle many times! I'm still following you on BlueSky though, you'll be delighted to hear. And in the best possible way I will sign off with this: 🖕🖕
Rest in peace Johnnie Walker. A true broadcasting legend. A brilliant radio DJ and presenter. As a musical tribute I play one of Johnnie Walker’s favourite songs: Will You Love Me Tomorrow.
Rest in Power Paddy Hill
There were six men in Birmingham In Guildford there’s four Who were picked up and tortured And framed by the law And the filth got promotion But they’re still doing time For being Irish in the wrong place And at the wrong time
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RIP Johnnie Walker. A music presenter who actually knew and loved music deeply and fully understood the unique power of radio. A rare thing indeed. He will be missed.
@RalphMcLeanShow The one and only time I ever texted a radio show ... It was my 40th birthday, and the old JW replied to my message, wishing me happy 40th birthday over the airwaves. Made my day. But as you say Ralph, his musical knowledge was lightly worn, but unrivalled. RIP JW.
@tonyblackburn Listened to your Battle of the Pirates show with JW a few weeks back. The mutual warmth between you two, not to mention the mutual slagging, was just a joy to listen to. Two legends.
Shane MacGowan’s Birmingham 6 song was banned in Britain
There were 6 men in Birmingham
In Guildford there’s 4
Who were picked up and tortured
And framed by the law
And the filth got promotion
But they’re still doing time
For being Irish in the wrong place
And at the wrong time