Stevie Gordon from Bournemouth, Stevie began his broadcasting career on a local hospital radio station. He worked in Danish discos and on the Israeli offshore station, the Voice of Peace, before joining Radio Caroline in September 1976. He left Caroline at the end of January 1977 to return to Denmark but rejoined the ship in April 1978. He left again in October, returning a year later. This time he stayed until the end - in fact Stevie's was the last voice to be heard from the mv Mi Amigo before it sank in 1980. His memories of that night can be found here. After a second stint on the Voice of Peace, Stevie moved to Ireland, where he broadcast as ‘Stevie Dunne’, later returning to Scandinavia. He has worked for a number of Norwegian radio stations including the national broadcaster NRK. He is now Programme Director of the new incarnation of Radio Seagull, a progressive and alternative rock station broadcasting on AM in The Netherlands. Stevie lives with his Norwegian wife and three children in a self-built timber house in the countryside north of Oslo. There are some recent photos of him, taken at a 2018 DJs' reunion, here. (Many thanks to Stevie for his help and for providing the photo, taken on board the Mi Amigo by Marc Jacobs.)more