The 30th September 1967 was a day in radio history as Radio One
took to the airwaves. On that day, a young, ex-pirate radio DJ made
his first step in a career that would make him a household name
and that is still going strong today.

Tony Blackburn is probably one of the most recognisable disc jockeys working in Britain today, and is always busy doing what he does best - playing music to
listeners.

With Radio One celebrating its 40th anniversary, Tony felt the time was right to commemorate his own anniversary, and look back on the time he has spent in radio and the media. The days spent as a radio pirate, to becoming the number one DJ in the UK for the best part of a decade. The stars he befriended, the rivalries in radio he endured, the friendships made, and broken, all will be told in his candid style.

Much as John Peel's book was a reflection of one style of DJing, so will this book be for Tony's unique brand of playing and enjoying music. Much derided by some comedians, but very much still going strong, and ever popular.