Tony Blackburn, the 22 year old Disc Jockey, during his broadcast of the very first show on BBC Radio One. The BBC, Radio One launched at 7am. Friday 30th September 1967 Picture
How old is Tony Blackburn, what's his net worth and who is his wife? – The Sun | The Sun
Opening minute of Tony Blackburn's first Breakfast Show Radio 1 1967 - YouTube
BBC Radio 2 weekend schedule changes include new time slots for Tony Blackburn and Johnnie Walker – On The Radio
This Is Your Life: Tony Blackburn
Tony Blackburn praised for Putin link on BBC Radio 2 show | Metro News
Tony Blackburn wants to keep working on the radio: 'Retirement is a big mistake because your mind goes' - Mirror Online
Tony Blackburn: BBC presenter's career spans six decades | BBC | The Guardian
Tony Blackburn: The day I launched Radio One | Express.co.uk
First Ever Show on Radio 1 Tony Blackburn 30th September 1967. Complete unscoped. by Noel Tyrrel | Mixcloud
Inane asylum: an interview with Tony Blackburn - archive, 1977 | Radio | The Guardian
BBC Radio 1 Vintage - Radio 1 Vintage, Tony Blackburn
Radio 2 tells Tony Blackburn he must quit Smooth Radio show | Radio 2 | The Guardian
Tony Blackburn Radio Caroline south studio | Radio station, Old radios, Radio
Tony Blackburn 'doing job I love' touring with Sounds of 60s
Tony Blackburn LAST EVER Radio 1 Show 24th Sept 1984 by David Cunningham | Mixcloud
Legendary DJ Tony Blackburn signs new BBC Radio 2 deal - and hopes he lives to see the end of it - Daily Record
Spotlight on Tony Blackburn
I have to try to live as long as my contract now': Tony Blackburn, 75, signs new BBC Radio 2 deal - Mirror Online
Radio 1's 50th birthday: The legends, songs and shocking scandals that have rocked the station since 1967 | The Independent | The Independent
BBC Radio 2 to air special show for Tony Blackburn's 80th birthday – RadioToday
Tony Blackburn returns to Radio 1 to celebrate station's 50th anniversary
Tony Blackburn (@tonyblackburn) / Twitter
BBC Radio DJ Tony Blackburn to celebrate 50 years on air
Tony Blackburn misses Sunday radio show after death of sister Jackie from Covid | The Independent
