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Radio Icon Dave Jamieson Dies at 76
19 Mar
Summary
- Veteran broadcaster Dave Jamieson passed away in Spain at age 76.
- He began his career on hospital radio and was an early BBC local radio pioneer.
- Jamieson was remembered for his Tuesday quizzes at Potters Bar in Nerja.
Dave Jamieson, a distinguished BBC Radio 1 presenter, has passed away at the age of 76. His death occurred in Spain, as confirmed by Boom Radio, where he had been a valued presenter for the past five years. Jamieson's lifelong passion for broadcasting began in his mid-teens with hospital radio. He was instrumental in the formative years of BBC local radio, starting at its first station in Leicester. His career also included airtime on BBC Scotland and appearances on the Radio 1 Club.
His broadcasting journey continued after settling in Nerja, Spain, where he contributed to local radio stations, including Nerja Gold Radio and Boom Radio in the UK. Jamieson was also a popular figure in his community, remembered for hosting Tuesday quizzes at Potters Bar. Colleagues and friends, like Kevin Sykes, have shared poignant memories spanning nearly five decades, highlighting Jamieson's significant impact and cherished friendship.
