People born in the 1960s and 1970s will have spent their apprenticeships and training on the job listening to him on radio one and getting through a miserable job on a miserable site in miserable weather ,then transferring to radio 2 and his afternoon show getting the whole workforce through the day. Then sunday love songs would get us through washing and cleaning the kichen. For getting me through life , i salute you.
You're so right, a quiet, reliable legend, a best cousin, guy at work (who we had a fond crush on in the 80's). A hell of an impact on our lives leaving genuine grief.
Steve got me through lockdown driving long lonely hours in my van, not being able to see my children family and friends, I looked forward to his show every day. Rest in peace Steve and thank you for everything. And shame on the bbc for axing his show.
Youngsters today will never understand how big Radio 1 was back in the 70's, 80's and early 90's. The DJ's used to present Top Of The pops aswell as presenting on the radio. Such magical times and Steve was right at the very heart of it. His afternoon show on Radio 1 was amazing, that era of radio was incredible. RIP Steve
I grew up listening to Steve Wright in the Afternoon on Radio 1, then on Radio 2. He was the best with his posse and banter. I am truly shocked and saddened to hear he had passed away.
I remember listening to Steve Wright on the Radio in the early 1980s. He was wonderful. We used to have the radio on at work when I worked in the dole office in Manchester…. the back office! There was a team of about 40 of us and we would all laugh at Mr Angry yelling down the phone and all the cast of characters. Steve Wright had a beautiful voice and great energy. I am 60 years old and I bet a lot of people of my “vintage” will be very sad and feeling very nostalgic after hearing of Steve’s sudden passing. R.I.P Sir and thank you for the happy memories x
One of my favourite memories of him was on Sunday love songs when Alan Clarke from the Hollies sent a request in asking for ‘The air that I breathe’ for his wife on their anniversary 😁
What a bunch of Hypocrites, any bbc show should be banned or at least shamed into NOT paying these false tributes to Steve. The way that cow sacked him and made sure he kept his mouth shut by offering the carrot of letting him keep the couple of hours on Sunday and this never materialising digital stuff they promised is sickening. If they held Steve in such high esteem why sack him? Especially to replace him by someone whose only qualifications are box ticking from the gay box. Oh and no dig at Gary Davies here, another quality legend from the old radio 1 stable (before woke corruption)
I stopped listening to radio 1 when Mayo left the breakfast show... after listening to various commercial radio stations I went to radio 2... became a big fan of Wogan...Ken and Steve again.... really appreciated him during lockdown.....it really is like a member of my family has died
They've been inundated with messages of love for Steve Wright....but no mention of messages of hate for Helen Thomas & her fellow management "woke-ers" at the BBC who treat him like shit.
BBC knew Steve was a workaholic radio man and still they chopped him down to two , two hour shows SLS and POTP 😢 Even though I'm sure he was told in good time, it can't have been easy to just stop on that last Serious Jockin ❤ loved him
And then the bbc gave Scott mils his slot?? really? i always switch over at 2pm now. i can think of much more better DJ's, Gary Davis would of been perfect
Steve was such a great guy and professional. Sadly not qualities shared by these horrendous, talenteless and tasteless one show presenters... Both utterly awful and need taken off air and unemployed
@@davidchamberlain5425 With Steve’s longevity it could certainly be argued I guess. One thing is certain however, radio will be proper with his absence.
@ritch195 Exactly. I’ve never really seen the problem. In any job younger people have to come in and replace the old people eventually. It gave Steve Wright the opportunity to retire for a few years before he died which is a good thing not a bad thing.
WHY DID ANY OF THE GREATS GET TAKEN OFF THE AIR WHEN NOW WE SEE A 20% DECLINE IN RADIO 2 LISTENERS ????? CAN I HAVE THE 100k PLUS A YEAR JOB BECAUSE I CAN COCK IT UP JUST AS QUICK !!!
BBC One Show producer pre-interview wokery instructions...''Don't mention any of Steve's characters from his Radio 1 days, it might upset our singular minority viewers, especially the hairdresser, social worker, angry, mad, fish filleter & Mick Jagger fans...'' 😉
I worked in a mobile phone workshop in the 90's, Radio 2 and the Steve Wright show was on every afternoon, I noticed it was produced to a formula, pretty much rigid, with never an opportunity missed to read out " dear Steve love the show " and of course it was 'the Big Show??' I found it contrived, repetitive, and irritating, how it continued for so long was a mystery to me.....he was a nice bloke, and he was very popular, its a shame he died, but was his programme that good?
You can’t please everyone but i bet Steve pleased 99.99% of the radio 2 listeners unlike the so full of themselves so called entertainers on radio 2 these days thank goodness for greatest hits radio.
The general consensus outweighs your opinion which like arse holes everyone has got one, funny thing is why didn't you listen to something else while you were doing your interesting job,
People born in the 1960s and 1970s will have spent their apprenticeships and training on the job listening to him on radio one and getting through a miserable job on a miserable site in miserable weather ,then transferring to radio 2 and his afternoon show getting the whole workforce through the day. Then sunday love songs would get us through washing and cleaning the kichen. For getting me through life , i salute you.
Totally right I started listening to him when I was 17, painting new houses back in 1980!
A legend with no scandals.👍❤
You sir are 100% bang on . Thank you for your comment 👍🏻👍🏻
You're so right, a quiet, reliable legend, a best cousin, guy at work (who we had a fond crush on in the 80's). A hell of an impact on our lives leaving genuine grief.
Until it all comes out..
@@loriAlessiroberts118 you will be waiting a long time me thinks.
@@donaldtriumph1682 I hope you're right but nothing surprises me after John Peel, Saville, DLT et al
Steve got me through lockdown driving long lonely hours in my van, not being able to see my children family and friends, I looked forward to his show every day. Rest in peace Steve and thank you for everything. And shame on the bbc for axing his show.
Youngsters today will never understand how big Radio 1 was back in the 70's, 80's and early 90's. The DJ's used to present Top Of The pops aswell as presenting on the radio. Such magical times and Steve was right at the very heart of it. His afternoon show on Radio 1 was amazing, that era of radio was incredible. RIP Steve
And the BBC PISSED ON HIM,SHAME ON YOU
Gary Davies is a bit of a Steve Wright to me, great radio back then to work away to
Rest in peace my brother 🙏 😔 💔 😢
Nice words, also Gary Davies, one of the best too 👍
But I hope we don’t lose Gary too soon too.
Gary Davis should replace Zoe Ball!
I grew up listening to Steve Wright in the Afternoon on Radio 1, then on Radio 2. He was the best with his posse and banter. I am truly shocked and saddened to hear he had passed away.
I remember listening to Steve Wright on the Radio in the early 1980s. He was wonderful. We used to have the radio on at work when I worked in the dole office in Manchester…. the back office! There was a team of about 40 of us and we would all laugh at Mr Angry yelling down the phone and all the cast of characters. Steve Wright had a beautiful voice and great energy. I am 60 years old and I bet a lot of people of my “vintage” will be very sad and feeling very nostalgic after hearing of Steve’s sudden passing. R.I.P Sir and thank you for the happy memories x
I can still remember the “Mike Reid” and “Gary Davis” jingle - I’m 57 btw
Me too!!!!
I would like to ask Elvis to take care of our Steve Wright.
So he's not lonely tonite?
Gary Davis…legend himself too.
Esp. the bit in the middle.
It's Davies.
Oh yeah you are right @@r4h4al
On the radio!!!! remember the jingle 😅@ritch195
@ritch195 I know he played it when he sat in for Ken.... stopped listening to R2 when Ken left... followed him to GHR
we will never for get hem God bless Steve
One of my favourite memories of him was on Sunday love songs when Alan Clarke from the Hollies sent a request in asking for ‘The air that I breathe’ for his wife on their anniversary 😁
What a bunch of Hypocrites, any bbc show should be banned or at least shamed into NOT paying these false tributes to Steve. The way that cow sacked him and made sure he kept his mouth shut by offering the carrot of letting him keep the couple of hours on Sunday and this never materialising digital stuff they promised is sickening. If they held Steve in such high esteem why sack him? Especially to replace him by someone whose only qualifications are box ticking from the gay box. Oh and no dig at Gary Davies here, another quality legend from the old radio 1 stable (before woke corruption)
I stopped listening to radio 1 when Mayo left the breakfast show... after listening to various commercial radio stations I went to radio 2... became a big fan of Wogan...Ken and Steve again.... really appreciated him during lockdown.....it really is like a member of my family has died
He was part of the landscape.People could relate to him.
Top Man 😊😊
He gave you permission to be silly and spontaneous in the moment. I will miss him he really made you not feel alone.
He was brilliant my favourite radio won't be the same again without Steve
He’s a one off never a bad guy there will never ever be another one like him he is radio he will be solely missed by the world radio has lost a legend
One word for me? Diamond. Rip Steve forever in my memories always remembered and thanks for them 24 caret x
Steve was a legend,a British institution?! No other dj even comes close!! God bless you Steve the air waves are a sader place now.❤
They've been inundated with messages of love for Steve Wright....but no mention of messages of hate for Helen Thomas & her fellow management "woke-ers" at the BBC who treat him like shit.
Number 1 D.J on UK radio.ever🙏🎵🎶🙏🙏🏵️
"You're listenin' to the Steve Wright Show. The show that luvs ya, more than yer own fumly! Hahahahaha!!!"
Haven’t listelistened to radio 1 after they butchered it
Steve Wright referred to Gary Davis as the Omar Sharif of Manchester.
I still laugh at that comment. Great man, wonderful days.
Ask Elvis was great 😂
Ahah ahah!! Elvis is leaving the building!!!
BBC knew Steve was a workaholic radio man and still they chopped him down to two , two hour shows SLS and POTP 😢 Even though I'm sure he was told in good time, it can't have been easy to just stop on that last Serious Jockin ❤ loved him
RIP Wrighty. But how the hell did Jenas get this gig??!!
"Rising" star
Barry from Watford was legendary
Steve wright
And then the bbc gave Scott mils his slot?? really? i always switch over at 2pm now. i can think of much more better DJ's, Gary Davis would of been perfect
Sarah Cox but be perfect
Thanks
davies
1976 he wasn't on radio picadilly, he was on radio 210
Who remembers “the old woman”?
2:26 I’m looking for this interview about his personality on the Radio
Same here.
What do have we now?…Rylan. 🙄
Steve was such a great guy and professional.
Sadly not qualities shared by these horrendous, talenteless and tasteless one show presenters... Both utterly awful and need taken off air and unemployed
Rip steve
Gary was at Piccadilly not Steve
Steve wright sorry 😊😢
BBC should hold its head in shame in what it did to Steve.
3 dart finish 🎯
The BBC sacked him wtf
He passed, the poor man passed away in proper English.
👍
He didn't mean much to the bbc they got rid of him. Wogan gone. Ken Bruce left. But they kept Jeremy Vine🙄
Vine's the best weekday presenter now on Radio 2.
I miss him
He was almost 70
@@kateyoung2913 What?
Second only to Kenny Everett👏👏👏
No...at least level.🙏
In the land of giants:
5. Tony Blackburn.
4. Chris Moyles.
3. Chris Evans.
2. Steve Wright.
1. Kenny Everett.
@@davidchamberlain5425 With Steve’s longevity it could certainly be argued I guess. One thing is certain however, radio will be proper with his absence.
STOP ALL THIS SHIT AND ASK THE QUESTION WHY DID A FANTASTIC FRIENDLY WARM PRESENTER GET TAKEN OFF THE AIR ??????
@allanhughes7859 the answer can be summed up in 2 words....Helen Thomas. Even Joan Collins wasn't as bad as her in Dynasty !.
Ageism
He got too old.
@ritch195 Exactly. I’ve never really seen the problem. In any job younger people have to come in and replace the old people eventually. It gave Steve Wright the opportunity to retire for a few years before he died which is a good thing not a bad thing.
WHY DID ANY OF THE GREATS GET TAKEN OFF THE AIR WHEN NOW WE SEE A 20% DECLINE IN RADIO 2 LISTENERS ????? CAN I HAVE THE 100k PLUS A YEAR JOB BECAUSE I CAN COCK IT UP JUST AS QUICK !!!
BBC One Show producer pre-interview wokery instructions...''Don't mention any of Steve's characters from his Radio 1 days, it might upset our singular minority viewers, especially the hairdresser, social worker, angry, mad, fish filleter & Mick Jagger fans...'' 😉
@_Ben4810 The (N)One Show producer was afraid the pub singer might come on & sing their theme tune
Who is the Black male talking to Gary ?
WHY DID HE HAVE TO GO ????????????????????????
WHY DID HE HAVE TO GO ????????????
WHY DID HE GET THE BOOT ???????????????
I worked in a mobile phone workshop in the 90's, Radio 2 and the Steve Wright show was on every afternoon, I noticed it was produced to a formula, pretty much rigid, with never an opportunity missed to read out " dear Steve love the show " and of course it was 'the Big Show??' I found it contrived, repetitive, and irritating, how it continued for so long was a mystery to me.....he was a nice bloke, and he was very popular, its a shame he died, but was his programme that good?
There's always one
Ffs
Yes it was that good.
It was bloody good and he was a lovely bloke
You can’t please everyone but i bet Steve pleased 99.99% of the radio 2 listeners unlike the so full of themselves so called entertainers on radio 2 these days thank goodness for greatest hits radio.
The general consensus outweighs your opinion which like arse holes everyone has got one, funny thing is why didn't you listen to something else while you were doing your interesting job,