August 22, 20224 yr Who’s Yasser? 🤣 Scott should do 7 more to be third in the all time listings! Think Yasser was on 1xtra.
March 6, 20242 yr I thought I'd randomly bring this up to date today: 26th August 2022 James Cusack 2nd September 2022 James Cusack 9th September 2022 ? 16th September 2022 Jack Saunders 23rd September 2022 Jack Saunders 30th September 2022 Jack Saunders 7th October 2022 Jack Saunders 14th October 2022 Jack Saunders 21st October 2022 Emil Franchi 28th October 2022 Emil Franchi 4th November 2022 Emil Franchi 11th November 2022 Jack Saunders 18th November 2022 Jack Saunders (and legendary past presenters?) 25th November 2022 Jack Saunders 2nd December 2022 Jack Saunders 9th December 2022 Jack Saunders 16th December 2022 Jack Saunders 23rd December 2022 Jack Saunders 30th December 2022 Ollie Hilton and Izzie Norwood 6th January 2023 Jack Saunders 13th January 2023 Jack Saunders 20th January 2023 Jack Saunders 27th January 2023 Jack Saunders 3rd February 2023 Jack Saunders 10th February 2023 Jack Saunders 17th February 2023 Jack Saunders 24th February 2023 Jack Saunders 3rd March 2023 Jack Saunders 10th March 2023 Jordan North 17th March 2023 Jack Saunders 24th March 2023 Jack Saunders 31st March 2023 Jack Saunders 7th April 2023 Jack Saunders 14th April 2023 Jack Saunders 21st April 2023 Jack Saunders 28th April 2023 Jack Saunders 5th May 2023 Jordan North 12th May 2023 James Cusack 19th May 2023 Jack Saunders 26th May 2023 Jack Saunders 2nd June 2023 Jack Saunders 9th June 2023 Jordan North 16th June 2023 Jack Saunders 23rd June 2023 James Cusack 30th June 2023 Jack Saunders 7th July 2023 Jack Saunders 14th July 2023 Jack Saunders 21st July 2023 Jack Saunders 28th July 2023 Jack Saunders 4th August 2023 Jordan North 11th August 2023 Jack Saunders 18th August 2023 Jack Saunders 25th August 2023 Jack Saunders 1st September 2023 Jack Saunders 8th September 2023 Jack Saunders 15th September 2023 Jack Saunders 22nd September 2023 Jack Saunders 29th September 2023 Jack Saunders 6th October 2023 Jack Saunders 13th October 2023 Jack Saunders 20th October 2023 Jack Saunders 27th October 2023 Jack Saunders 3rd November 2023 Jack Saunders 10th November 2023 Jack Saunders 17th November 2023 James Cusack 24th November 2023 Jack Saunders 1st December 2023 Gregor Davidson 8th December 2023 James Cusack 15th December 2023 Jack Saunders 22nd December 2023 Jack Saunders 29th December 2023 Gregor Davidson 5th January 2024 Jack Saunders 12th January 2024 Sam MacGregor and Danni Diston 19th January 2024 Sam MacGregor and Danni Diston 26th January 2024 Jack Saunders 2nd February 2024 Jack Saunders 9th February 2024 Jack Saunders 16th February 2024 Jack Saunders 23rd February 2024 Jack Saunders 1st March 2024 Jack Saunders 8th March 2024 Jack Saunders 15th March 2024 Jack Saunders 22nd March 2024 Jack Saunders 29th March 2024 Jack Saunders
March 6, 20242 yr So assuming the weeks to the end of March are as planned, and not including any credits for any of the unnamed (at least on the BBC programmes database) 'legendary past presenters' on that November 2022 edition, the chart of chart show hosts now looks like this: 1. Mark Goodier 470 1988-2002 2. Bruno Brookes 358 1986-1990 & 1992-1995 3. Tom Browne 278 1972-1978 4. Scott Mills 272 1999-2022 5. Alan Freeman 258 1967-1972 6. Reggie Yates 237 2007-2012 7. Simon Bates 130 1976-1977, 1982-1985, 1987 & 1992 8. Tony Blackburn 123 1979-1982 9. Joel 122 (121 with JK, 1 solo) 2005-2007 10. JK 121 (121 with Joel) 2005-2007 11. Greg James 114 2010-2012, 2015-2018 12. Tommy Vance 103 1982-1987 & 1991-1992 13. Wes Butters 102 2003-2005 14. Jameela Jamil (1 with Clara Amfo) 97 2013-2015 15. Fearne Cotton (75 with Reggie Yates, 3 solo) 78 2007-2009 16. Richard Skinner 71 1984-1986 ^17. Jack Saunders 69 2022+ 18. Dev 28 2009-2010, 2015-2018 19. Clara Amfo (1 with Jameela Jamil, 17 solo) 18 2015 20. Mista Jam 16 2017-2018 ~21. Jordan North 15 2017-2020, 2023 22. Clive Warren 12 1995-1998 23. Katie Thistleton 10 2019-2022+ (3 with Vick Hope, 2 with Cel Spellman, 5 solo) *24 James Cusack 6 2022-2023 25=. Andy Peebles 4 1979 & 1983 26=. Cel Spellman 3 2019-2020 (2 with Katie Thistleton, 1 solo) 26=. Vick Hope 3 2021-2022 (3 with Kate Thistleton) *26=. Emil Franchi 3 2022 29=. Pete Murray 2 1968 29=. Neale James 2 1994 29=. Dave Pearce 2 1995 29=. Jo Wiley 2 2002 & 2005 29=. Nemone 2 (1 with Scott Mills, 1 solo) 2002 & 2005 29=. Yasser 2 2021 *29=. Gregor Davidson 2 2023 *29= Sam MacGregor 2 2024 (2 with Danni Diston) *29= Danni Diston 2 2024 (2 with Sam MacGregor) 38=. (22 other DJs with one guest presenting appearance) Edited March 6, 20242 yr by DanChartFan
March 11, 20242 yr There was no chart show due to Queen Elizabeth passing away. I knew it was the immediate aftermath of Her Majesty's passing, but I couldn't work out whether to count what was broadcast in the timeslot as a chart show, since (according to what is on the BBC guide) it was the same length timeslot, hosted by the same person, and playing basically the same tracks, so I did wonder if it essentially was a chart show but without that explicit title on the guide.
March 12, 20242 yr I knew it was the immediate aftermath of Her Majesty's passing, but I couldn't work out whether to count what was broadcast in the timeslot as a chart show, since (according to what is on the BBC guide) it was the same length timeslot, hosted by the same person, and playing basically the same tracks, so I did wonder if it essentially was a chart show but without that explicit title on the guide.That's fair, I couldn't quite remember what they did and used the chart show thread for reference. They at least played the #1 in full and maybe a quick rundown/recap of the top 10 or top 40, but otherwise they played other songs. Thanks for updating this, by the way! It's great to look back at past years.
March 12, 20242 yr Feck me, that couple of weeks after the Queen died when nothing even vaguely upbeat was played was a rough time to be working with retail radio.
December 20, 20241 yr Let's bring this up to date to the end of this year, and beyond into January 2025, starting with the final week of the last update, which wasn't actually Jack as originally advertised. 29th March 2024 James Cusack 5th April 2024 James Cusack 12th April 2024 Jack Saunders 19th April 2024 Jack Saunders 26th April 2024 Jack Saunders 3rd May 2024 Jack Saunders 10th May 2024 Jack Saunders 17th May 2024 Jack Saunders 24th May 2024 ? 31st May 2024 Jack Saunders 7th June 2024 Jack Saunders 14th June 2024 James Cusack 21st June 2024 Jack Saunders 28th June 2024 Sam MacGregor and Danni Diston 5th July 2024 Jack Saunders 12th July 2024 Jack Saunders 19th July 2024 Jack Saunders 26th July 2024 Jack Saunders 2nd August 2024 Jack Saunders 9th August 2024 Jack Saunders 16th August 2024 Jack Saunders 23rd August 2024 Jack Saunders 30th August 2024 Jack Saunders 6th September 2024 Jack Saunders 13th September 2024 Jack Saunders 20th September 2024 Jack Saunders 27th September 2024 Jack Saunders 4th October 2024 James Cusack 11th October 2024 Jack Saunders 18th October 2024 Jack Saunders 25th October 2024 Jack Saunders 1st November 2024 Jack Saunders 8th November 2024 Jack Saunders 15th November 2024 Jack Saunders 22nd November 2024 Jack Saunders 29th November 2024 Jack Saunders 6th December 2024 Jack Saunders 13th December 2024 Sam MacGregor and Danni Diston 20th December 2024 Jack Saunders 27th December 2024 Gregor Davidson 3rd January 2025 James Cusack 10th January 2025 Jack Saunders 17th January 2025 James Cusack 24th January 2025 Jack Saunders
December 20, 20241 yr No chart show on 24th May as it clashed with Big Weekend but Jack did a top 20 rundown with Sian Eleri and Diplo
December 20, 20241 yr So assuming the weeks up to 24th January are as planned the chart of chart show hosts now looks like this: 1. Mark Goodier 470 1988-2002 2. Bruno Brookes 358 1986-1990 & 1992-1995 3. Tom Browne 278 1972-1978 4. Scott Mills 272 1999-2022 5. Alan Freeman 258 1967-1972 6. Reggie Yates 237 2007-2012 7. Simon Bates 130 1976-1977, 1982-1985, 1987 & 1992 8. Tony Blackburn 123 1979-1982 9. Joel 122 (121 with JK, 1 solo) 2005-2007 10. JK 121 (121 with Joel) 2005-2007 11. Greg James 114 2010-2012, 2015-2018 12. Tommy Vance 103 1982-1987 & 1991-1992 13. Wes Butters 102 2003-2005 ^14. Jack Saunders 101 2022+ 15. Jameela Jamil (1 with Clara Amfo) 97 2013-2015 16. Fearne Cotton (75 with Reggie Yates, 3 solo) 78 2007-2009 17. Richard Skinner 71 1984-1986 18. Dev 28 2009-2010, 2015-2018 19. Clara Amfo (1 with Jameela Jamil, 17 solo) 18 2015 20. Mista Jam 16 2017-2018 21. Jordan North 15 2017-2020, 2023 22. Clive Warren 12 1995-1998 ^23 James Cusack 12 2022+ 24. Katie Thistleton 10 2019-2022+ (3 with Vick Hope, 2 with Cel Spellman, 5 solo) 25=. Andy Peebles 4 1979 & 1983 ^25= Sam MacGregor 4 2024 (4 with Danni Diston) ^25= Danni Diston 4 2024 (4 with Sam MacGregor) 28=. Cel Spellman 3 2019-2020 (2 with Katie Thistleton, 1 solo) 28=. Vick Hope 3 2021-2022 (3 with Kate Thistleton) 28=. Emil Franchi 3 2022 ^28=. Gregor Davidson 3 2023-2024 32=. Pete Murray 2 1968 32=. Neale James 2 1994 32=. Dave Pearce 2 1995 32=. Jo Wiley 2 2002 & 2005 32=. Nemone 2 (1 with Scott Mills, 1 solo) 2002 & 2005 32=. Yasser 2 2021 38=. (22 other DJs with one guest presenting appearance) Of note is that Jack has the opportunity in 2025 to overtake 7 past presenters and find his way into 7th place on this chart, assuming he remains the permanent host throughout the year and doesn't need too many weeks off.
December 20, 20241 yr And as a Xmas extra here's a summary of who announced each Christmas number one since the first announcement of a new chart was moved to a Sunday in 1987. 1987 – Bruno Brookes (Pet Shop Boys) 1988 – Bruno Brookes (Cliff Richard - 2) – NB: Unusually the announcement was on Boxing Day 1989 – Bruno Brookes (Band Aid II) 1990 – Mark Goodier (Cliff Richard - 3) 1991 – Mark Goodier (Queen - 2) 1992 – Bruno Brookes (Whitney Houston) 1993 – Bruno Brookes (Mr Blobby) 1994 – Bruno Brookes (East 17) – NB: First Christmas Day announcement 1995 – Mark Goodier (Michael Jackson) 1996 – Mark Goodier (The Spice Girls) 1997 – Mark Goodier (The Spice Girls - 2) 1998 – Mark Goodier (The Spice Girls - 3) 1999 – Mark Goodier (Westlife) 2000 – Mark Goodier (Bob The Builder) 2001 – Mark Goodier (Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman) 2002 – Sara Cox (Girls Aloud) 2003 – Wes Butters (Michael Andrews and Gary Jules) 2004 – Wes Butters (Band Aid 20) 2005 – JK and Joel (Shayne Ward) – NB: Christmas Day announcement 2006 – JK and Joel (Leona Lewis) 2007 – Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates (Leon Jackson) 2008 – Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates (Alexandra Burke) 2009 – Scott Mills (Rage Against The Machine) 2010 – Reggie Yates (Matt Cardle) 2011 – Reggie Yates (Military Wives with Gareth Malone) – NB: Christmas Day announcement 2012 – Reggie Yates (The Justice Collective) 2013 – Jameela Jamil and Scott Mills (Sam Bailey) 2014 – Jameela Jamil (Ben Haenow) 2015 – Greg James (Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir) – NB: Christmas Day announcement 2016 – Greg James (Clean Bandit) 2017 – Greg James (Ed Sheeran) 2018 – Scott Mills (LadBaby) 2019 – Scott Mills (LadBaby - 2) 2020 – Kate Thistleton (LadBaby - 3) – NB: Christmas Day announcement 2021 – Scott Mills (LadBaby ( - 4) ft Ed Sheeran ( - 2) and Elton John) 2022 – Jack Saunders (LadBaby - 5) 2023 – Jack Saunders (Wham!) 2024 – Jack Saunders (Wham! - 2) I've included numbering to indicate when it was an act or artists 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th Christmas number one. I haven't attempted a list of who made the first announcement of each Xmas chart on a Tuesday or Wednesday lunchtime pre-1987, but maybe that would an interesting list to try to work on.
December 20, 20241 yr I'm sure I recall Nihal Arthanayake doing a show or 2 back in... I wanna say the early to mid 2010s? But it possibly could have been a chart update show.
December 20, 20241 yr I'm sure I recall Nihal Arthanayake doing a show or 2 back in... I wanna say the early to mid 2010s? But it possibly could have been a chart update show. Looking at the big list on page 1 there is a chart show in May 2015 with a presenting credit of 'Scott Mills and Co at the Big Weekend', so could Nihal have been part of the 'and Co'?
December 20, 20241 yr I was thinking it very well have could have been around then but according to his Wiki page he left Radio 1 in September 2014 so not possible.
December 20, 20241 yr Here's who had the first announcement of the new Christmas chart, and on what date, for the period from 1973-1986, as far as I can tell from genome's listings. Radio 1's listings pre-1973 don't seem to have any kind of descriptions to ascertain what show contained the chart announcement, and of course pre-1969 there probably would have been such an announcement at all since Pick of the Pops was unveiling a BBC-compiled chart up to that point and an earlier announcement would presumably have just spoiled POTP. I haven't been able to figure out the details for first announcement of the 1984 christmas chart, since there definitely was a new chart announced for week ending 29th December 1984, and the Tuesday it ought to have been announced on was actual Christmas Day. I'm fairly sure there was a first announcement at some point in 1984 as the Blue Peter Panto in 1998 used the audio from it to illustrate to Konnie that she had travelled back in time to her teenage self's bedroom in December 1984 (unless of course Blue Peter hired one of the DJ's to fake the audio for the panto). 1973 – Tuesday 18th – Johnnie Walker (Slade) [NB: no new chart w/e 29th, so no 25th announcement] 1974 – Tuesday 24th – Johnnie Walker (Mud) 1975 – Tuesday 23rd – Johnnie Walker (Queen) 1976 – Tuesday 21st – Paul Burnett (Johnny Mathis) 1977 – Tuesday 20th – Paul Burnett (Wings) 1978 – Tuesday 19th – Paul Burnett (Boney M) 1979 – Tuesday 18th – Paul Burnett (Pink Floyd) [NB: no new chart w/e 29th, so no 25th announcement] 1980 – Tuesday 23rd – Paul Burnett (St Winifred’s School Choir) 1981 – Tuesday 22nd – Dave Lee Travis (The Human League) 1982 – Tuesday 21st – Dave Lee Travis (Rene And Renato) 1983 – Tuesday 20th – Mike Smith (Flying Pickets) 1984 – ? - ? (Band Aid) [NB: there was a new chart w/e 29th, but no sign of an announcement in listings] 1985 – Tuesday 24th – Gary Davies (Shakin’ Stevens) 1986 – Tuesday 23rd – Gary Davies (Jackie Wilson)
October 23Oct 23 I've just dredged through the genome listings for Radio 1 to find out who did every first reveal of the new chart in the 1973-1987 era. There doesn't seem to be any reference to a Tues/Wed chart reveal in the listing prior to 30th January 1973, so haven't gone any earlier than that. I reocgnise that genome isn't always entirely accurate and has other limitations, so am open to other contemporary sources to cross-reference what I have and fill in any gaps.197330/01-22/05 Tu 12.00 Dave Lee Travis [NB Listing state the Top 20 was covered intially]30/05 W 12.00 Dave Lee Travis06/06-21/08 Tu 12 Johnnie Walker [NB from this point the time shown is the beginning of the lunchtime show, though the listings imply the chart wasn't the entire show, so the chart may not have started at that time]29/08 W 12.00 Johnnie Walker04/09-11/09 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker18/09-25/09 Tu 12.00 Dave Lee Travis02/10-18/12 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker25/12 ~~197408/01-28/05 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker04/06-11/06 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett18/06-17/09 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker24/09-01/10 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett08/10-24/12 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker31/12 ~~197507/01-27/05 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker [NB Listings now show Top 30 from 11/03]03/06-10/06 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett17/06-15/07 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker22/07-19/08 Tu 12.45 Johnnie Walker27/08 W 12.45 Johnnie Walker02/09-23/12 Tu Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker30/12 ~~197606/01-13/01 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker20/01-27/01 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett23/02-13/04 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker20/04-27/04 Tu 12.45 Johnnie Walker04/05 ~11/05-25/05 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker02/06 12.00 W 12.00 Johnnie Walker08/06-29/06 Tu 12.00 Johnnie Walker06/07-13/07 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett20/07 Tu 12.45 Simon Bates27/07-24/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett01/09 W 12.45 Paul Burnett07/09-21/12 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett28/12 ~~197705/01 W Paul Burnett12/01-25/03 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett05/04 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett13/04 W 12.45 Paul Burnett19/04-31/05 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett07/06 ~~14/06-19/07 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett26/07-02/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett09/08 Tu 12.45 Kid Jensen16/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett23/08-30/08 Tu 12.45 Simon Bates06/09-01/11 Tu 12.00 Paul Burnett08/11-20/12 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett27/12 ~~197804/01 W 11.31 Paul Burnett11/01 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell17/01 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett24/01 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell31/01-21/03 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett29/03 W 11.31 Paul Burnett04/04-25/04 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett03/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett09/05-23/05 Tu Paul Burnett [NB Listings now show Top 40 from 16/05]31/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett06/06-11/07 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett18/07-15/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett22/08 Tu 12.45 Peter Powell30/08 W 12.45 Peter Powell05/09-12/09 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell19/09-03/10 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett10/10-17/10 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell24/10-19/12 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett26/12 ~~197903/01 W 11.31 Paul Burnett09/01-10/04 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett18/04 W 11.31 Paul Burnett24/04 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell01/05 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett09/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett15/05-22/05 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell30/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett05/06-03/07 11.31 Paul Burnett10/07 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell17/07-31/07 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett07/08 Tu 12.45 Peter Powell14/08-21/08 Tu Paul Burnett29/08 W 12.45 Paul Burnett04/09 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett11/09 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell18/09-18/12 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett25/12 ~~198002/01 W 11.31 Paul Burnett09/01-25/03 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett01/04 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell09/04 W 11.31 Peter Powell15/04 Tu 11.31 Peter Powell22/04-29/04 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett07/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett13/05-20/05 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett28/05 W 11.31 Paul Burnett03/06-08/07 Tu 11.31 Paul Burnett15/07-22/07 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett29/07 Tu 12.45 Peter Powell05/08-19/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett27/08 W 12.45 Paul Burnett02/09-23/12 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett30/12 ~~198106/01-20/01 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett27/01-03/02 Tu 12.45 Steve Wright10/02-14/04 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett22/04 W 12.45 Paul Burnett28/04 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett06/05 W 12.45 Paul Burnett13/05-20/05 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett27/05 W 12.45 Paul Burnett02/06-28/07 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett11/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett18/08 Tu 12.45 Steve Wright25/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett02/09 W 12.45 Paul Burnett08/09-29/09 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett06/10-22/12 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis [NB From the week Dave is first listed the listings either state or imply that the chart begin at the start of the show, rather than the show merely including it somewhere within]29/12 ~~198205/01-06/04 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis14/04 W 12.45 Dave Lee Travis20/04-27/04 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis05/05 W 12.45 Dave Lee Travis11/05-01/06 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis08/06 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett15/06-03/08 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis10/08 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett17/08-24/08 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis01/09 W 12.45 Dave Lee Travis07/09 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis14/09-21/09 Tu 12.45 Paul Burnett28/09-21/12 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis28/12 ~~198305/01 W 12.45 Dave Lee Travis11/01-18/01 Tu 12.45 Andy Peeble25/01-29/02 Tu 12.45 Dave Lee Travis05/04 ~~12/04 ~~19/04-26/04 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith04/05 W 12.45 Mike Smith11/05-24/05 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith01/06 W 12.45 Andy Peebles07/06-21/06 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith28/06-12/07 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles19/07-26/07 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith02/08-09/08 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles16/08 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith23/08 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles31/08 W 12.45 Andy Peebles06/09 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles13/09-27/09 Tu 12.45 David Jensen04/10-29/11 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith06/12 ~~13/12-20/12 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith27/12 ~~198404/01 W 12.45 Mike Smith10/01-20/03 Tu 12.45 Mike Smith27/03-17/04 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies25/04 W 12.45 Gary Davies01/05 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies08/05 Tu 18.05 Peter Powell [NB I think this is the first listed occasion when the teatime show on the day after a Bank Holiday Monday got the first reveal of a new chart. Unless I missed something before this?]15/05-22/05 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies29/05 Tu 18.05 Peter Powell05/06-31/07 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies07/08 Tu 12.45 Bruno Brookes14/08-21/08 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies28/08 Tu 18.05 Peter Powell04/09-11/09 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies18/09-25/09 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles02/10-18/12 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies25/12 ~~198501/01 18.05 Tu 18.05 Bruno Brookes08/01-12/03 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies19/03-26/03 Tu 12.45 Mark Page02/04 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies09/04 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes16/04-30/04 12.45 Gary Davies07/05 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes14/05-21/05 12.45 Gary Davies28/05 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes04/06-25/06 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies02/07 Tu 12.45 Paul Jordan09/07-20/08 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies27/08 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes03/09-10/09 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies17/09-24/09 Tu 12.45 Paul Jordan01/10-31/12 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies198607/01 Tu 12.45 Paul Jordan14/01-04/03 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies11/03-18/03 Tu 12.45 Simon Mayo25/03-29/04 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies06/05 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes13/05-20/05 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies27/05 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes03/06-05/08 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies12/08 Tu 12.45 Andy Peebles19/08 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies26/08 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes02/09-23/09 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies30/09 Tu 12.45 Simon Mayo07/10-30/12 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies198706/01-20/01 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies27/01 Tu 12.45 Simon Mayo03/02-17/02 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies24/02 Tu 18..30 Bruno Brookes (?)03/03 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies10/03-17/03 Tu 12.45 Simon Mayo24/03-14/04 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies21/04 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes28/04-19/05 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies26/05 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes02/06-23/06 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies30/06 Tu 12.45 Simon Mayo18/08-25/08 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies01/09 Tu 18.30 Simon Mayo08/09 Tu 12.45 Gary Davies15/09 Tu 12.45 Mike Read22/09 Tu 18.30 Bruno Brookes (?)29/09 Tu 12.45 Gary DaviesFrom this point the announcement of the new chart was on Sundays (other than the 1988 Xmas chart which was announced on Monday 26th December 1988).
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