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Radio 1 DJ Alan Freeman has died at the age of 79. He had been pretty ill for a while and in a retirement home.
Alan will be best remembered for his catch-phrases such as "Not Arf" and "Alright pop pickers?" as well as one of the first truly popular Radio 1 shows, Pick of the Pops. He will also be remembered for inspiring the Harry Enfield character Dave Nice.
It's a pity that Radio 1 hasn't paid him too much of a tribute though, short of a spot on the news. They seem quick to bury their founding DJs in the past, when the popularity of them at the time ensured Radio 1's future success.
Alan will be best remembered for his catch-phrases such as "Not Arf" and "Alright pop pickers?" as well as one of the first truly popular Radio 1 shows, Pick of the Pops. He will also be remembered for inspiring the Harry Enfield character Dave Nice.
It's a pity that Radio 1 hasn't paid him too much of a tribute though, short of a spot on the news. They seem quick to bury their founding DJs in the past, when the popularity of them at the time ensured Radio 1's future success.
Radio 1 DJ Alan Freeman has died at the age of 79. He had been pretty ill for a while and in a retirement home.
Alan will be best remembered for his catch-phrases such as "Not Arf" and "Alright pop pickers?" as well as one of the first truly popular Radio 1 shows, Pick of the Pops. He will also be remembered for inspiring the Harry Enfield character Dave Nice.
It's a pity that Radio 1 hasn't paid him too much of a tribute though, short of a spot on the news. They seem quick to bury their founding DJs in the past, when the popularity of them at the time ensured Radio 1's future success.
Alan will be best remembered for his catch-phrases such as "Not Arf" and "Alright pop pickers?" as well as one of the first truly popular Radio 1 shows, Pick of the Pops. He will also be remembered for inspiring the Harry Enfield character Dave Nice.
It's a pity that Radio 1 hasn't paid him too much of a tribute though, short of a spot on the news. They seem quick to bury their founding DJs in the past, when the popularity of them at the time ensured Radio 1's future success.
Hmmmm, I expect it takes time to put together a worthy tribute.
Yet John Peel get his backside kissed for all eternity...