Memorabilia van radio Geronimo (1970)

Memorabilia van radio geronimo (1970)
radio geronimo was a free-form music station broadcasting weekends in 1970 by hiring late-night air-time from radio monte carlo on 205m (1466khz) with 400kw of power.
The station was founded by music publicist terry yason with journalist hugh nolan and geoffrey bass, with financial help from record producer jimmy miller (traffic, rolling stones, ....) And pop-music manager tony secunda (the move). Programmes were pre-recorded in harley street, london and consisted of an eclectic mixture of jazz, folk, blues, rock and classical along with advice for the counter-culture and a touch of anarchy. 
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