Listen Again - The Ian “Wombat” Damon Show

Was Broadcast each Sunday on Big L 1395 2005-2008

As part of Big L 1395's Sunday lineup, original offshore Radio London/Big L DJ Ian Damon played a host of Solid Gold classics, including some rare "Scratchy Vinyl" from his own large collection.

He ended the run with a statement that read:

“This is Ian Damon and I’d just like to say that due to the present situation at the station I’m no longer able to continue with this programme after today and although continual promises have been made, no remuneration owed to me has been paid – and still has not been forthcoming this month as was promised.

It’s a sad time as I have enjoyed presenting this programme over the last 3½ years to you my listeners and I’d like to say thank you to all of you for your support and interesting comments made during that time. Hope it won’t be too long before I’m able to speak to you once again on the air at some future date. But in the meantime I think it’s about time I wrote my autobiography and hope that you’ll obtain it and enjoy listening and reading the tales I’ve told you during my 54 years in broadcasting. There are so many people to thank so if I’ve not been able to mention you personally today on the air please accept my apologies as we listen to the Big Lil….”

There are various ways to listen - simply click on the logo of the media player below of your choice.

Although the service is compatible with most media players, for the best sound quality our recommended media player is Winamp with the mp3PRO Plug-in installed. For instructions on how to utilise this see here.

Winamp with mp3PRO plug-in	Real One Player	Windows Media Player

Alternatively you can download the programme as an mp3 file here. File is encoded with the mp3PRO Plug-in @48kbps and is 81.8Mb.

Please note that if you use Winamp and install the mp3PRO plug in you will currently need to disable it to listen to aacPlus files/streams and then re-enable it to listen to mp3PRO files/streams. Full and easy to follow details on this simple procedure can be found here.

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