The Rise of British Pirate Radio

This chapter explores the emergence of British pirate radio in the 1960s, highlighting its role in breaking the BBC's monopoly on airwaves and providing access to rock music for young audiences. It details the rivalry between key figures and stations like Radio Caroline and Radio Atlanta, showcasing their innovative broadcasting methods. The discussion emphasizes the cultural impact of this movement, reflecting on the desperate need for diverse musical expression during a restrictive broadcasting era.