Selector arrives at Red Rose & Piccadilly

The contentious debate of the late 80s. Using a computer to aid the scheduling of music. For some stations, it was simply the computerised version of careful manual boxes of categorised songs, paper format clocks and a disciplined music programmer. For others it was total revolution. Selector was the most popular weapon of choice, explained patiently to most UK programmers by the irrepressible Angela Bond, formerly Kenny Everett's producer and a real music lover. Here, it arrives in the North at Lancashire's Red Rose and Manchester's Piccadilly and evidently proves newsworthy.

[@G4KDXlive]

I wonder what Dave Lincoln would have thought of this idea when he was jocking at Radio City.

[@stuartleatham2917]

thought it was about the group selector