Pirate stations came, and pirate stations went, but one name outlasted all of the others, Radio Caroline, Britain's first offshore radio station. It survived storms, drifting, piracy, rebellion and the loss of her beloved ship, the Mi Amigo. The Jolly Roger no longer flies, but the influence of Radio Caroline lives on. This is her story and the events that helped shape popular music radio broadcasting as we know it today...Caroline continues. The book is presented in an A5 format; and it consists of 208 pages with more than 80 illustrations. It is printed on art paper throughout, with a laminated card cover and square-backed spine.

2005-01-14 Accurate and Honest Book

This book is a must have for any Offshore Pirate Radio listener of any age,I can find no duff gen as such in this book. Although one should cross reference with other reference books to verifie certain facts with other people who worked for the Radio Station at the time