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Broadcasting fortnightly on Wednesdays 9-11PM

UWS Radio's answer to Radio 6 Music Live Wednesdays from 5-6pm. Watt covering rock and more alt. music as well.

Featuring David Allan as host, playing a variety of music from the 60s onwards with a tendency to play Post Punk/New Wave/Electronic/Indie Music. Until January 2013 David was joined by Chris Houston and Chris Watt, and the show was 2 hours long with a mix of music and banter

Generally 60s-Modern music was played, with David tending to play Post Punk/New Wave/Alternative stuff (as well as some Sc

ottish Indie stuff in occassional UWS Presents takeovers), Houston playing 80s Pop (with some more modern tunes too) and Mr. "We'd like to think we have UWSRadio's most diverse selection of music..." This show made UWSRadio history when, on the 26th July 2013, a Vinyl-only show was broadcast, the first time this happened in the station's history. Listen in on 87.7FM, dab or online at http://www.uwsradio.scot & tune-in

You can also call in on 01292 611809

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University Avenue
Ayr
KA80

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“The David Allan Show – [the county of] Ayrshire’s home-grown slice of Radio 6 Music”

The show (sometimes called “Dallan Show” for ease) is hosted by David Allan – hence the imaginative title – and a variety of music from the 1960s onwards is played. More often than not though, Post Punk, New Wave, Electronic & Unsigned and Indie Music feature heavily in the playlists.

Until January 2013 David was joined by Chris Houston and Chris Watt, and the show was 2 hours long with a mix of music and banter Generally 60s-Modern music was played, with David tending to play Post Punk/New Wave/Alternative stuff (as well as some Scottish Indie stuff in occasional UWS Presents takeovers), Houston playing 80s Pop (with some more modern tunes too) and Mr. Watt covering rock and more alt. music as well.