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Annie Nightingale
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Annie Nightingale MBE (born in London on April 1, 1942) is a radio broadcaster in the United Kingdom. She was the first female presenter on BBC Radio 1 and since the death of John Peel in October 2004 has been its longest-serving presenter. Her career at the station is more than twenty years longer than that of the second longest-serving presenter, the dance DJ Pete Tong. This is testimony to her rare ability to move with the times and reinvent herself musically. Having begun her career as a journalist in Brighton, she began her Radio 1 career with a Sunday evening show in 1969. Always one of the more musically credible presenters on the station, she would host the singles review show "What's New" in the early 1970s before graduating to one of the late-night "progressive" rock shows simulcast on the Radio 2 FM frequency. After these had been dropped, she would host a Sunday-afternoon request show during the later part of the 1970s, and by 1980 presented a Friday night show and the non-music-based "Radio 1 Mailbag". In 1982 her most famous show - the Sunday-night request show, for most of its life broadcast on FM just after the Top 40 - began its 12-year run. Annie would become an enormously popular figure, much more on a par with her audience than the increasingly egotistical "superstar" weekday daytime DJs, and apart from her personal likeability the show would be one of the first on British radio to regularly play music on CD. Although they occurred only regularly for nin
top songs
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The Bloody Beetroots Mix Live on Radio 1
5012Annie Nightingale Presents Y4k - Continuous Mix
2953Annie Nightingale Presents Y4K (Continuous Mix)
1614Live on Radio 1 (Borgore Guestmix)-01-14-2011
1215Krafty Kuts vs. Atomic Hooligan, Mitchell Brothers AN 2006-03-24
1056Live on Radio 1-12-18-2009
877Live on Radio 1-05-09-2009
598Live on Radio 1 24/06/2005
589Live on Radio 1 (Camo and Krooked Guestmix)-06-11-2010
5510Live on Radio 1-02-09-2008
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