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from 1989 onwards, playing it on her Radio 1 show, before it became mainstream. This electronic and dance music involved the production and release of extended tracks and 12-inch singles that broke away from the traditional three-minute pop song. It suited this style of music to be played later in
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coincided with the celebrations of her 50th anniversary, including an Annie
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showcases "enjoyably unexpected musical pairings." Listeners were invited to suggest a song, and Annie paired it up with another song, often of a different genre, and suggested a link between the two songs. On 25 June 2012, she also presented a documentary for
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dedicates its choruses to "Anne the DJ" (in place of the original song's "Hang the DJ") and asks "Anne
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that his plans to reform the corporation would damage it. Nightingale, one of the letter's 29 signatories, revealed later on that she had not read the letter prior to signing it.
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which concentrated on politics and issues for young people. Nightingale's live studio guests included the government minister for
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broadcaster ever to receive this honour. In 2020, Nightingale was nominated for an Aria Award. She was awarded a lifetime achievement award by the Audio
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for her services to radio broadcasting. In 2004 she was the first female DJ from Radio 1 to be inducted into the Radio Academy Hall of Fame. In both 2006 and 2007 she won
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the evening, and so Nightingale went on to present a later slot on Radio 1 on Sunday nights, and then late-night party slots on Friday and Saturday nights.
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beginning at age five, although her family was not Catholic. She became a fan of blues music as a teenager. She later attended
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2889:1985 Request Show episode
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