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John Osborne (broadcaster) : ウィキペディア英語版 | John Osborne (broadcaster)
John Osborne is a British radio broadcaster. He started his radio career on London's pirate radio circuit, culminating in South London's very successful Horizon Radio. == Career ==
In the mid-1980s on his pirate broadcasts he interviewed artists such as Madonna, Kajagoogoo, Nick Heywood and Mary Wilson of The Supremes. Osborne became a club DJ in clubs such as The Hippodrome, Camden Palace, Limelight, Buzz Bar, Room at the Top, Stage 3, Cinderellas Rockerfellas, 5th Avenue and The Ritzy. In 1992, Osborne won the BEDA Club DJ of the year award and was nominated for The Disco International award. Osborne became the presenter of the DMC Mixing Championships from 1992–94. In the '80s and '90s he wrote articles for the music press. In 1996 Osborne started working in legal local radio. He joined Invicta FM, the independent local radio station for Kent owned by Capital Radio. His interviews included The Spice Girls, Boyzone, Craig David, Jim Kerr and Robin Gibb. He presented various radio shows including ''The Wind Down Zone'', ''Just 80's'', ''Boogie Years'', ''The Online Request Show'' and the afternoon weekday slot and the Friday and Saturday night ''Club Dance Show''. He appeared at most nightclubs in Kent during this time.
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