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[@hughfranklin3072]

Steve Wright was without doubt the best DJ on any radio station.

[@losendos194]

In the mid 1980's I was part of a small Royal Marine ships detachment onboard HMS Brazen. We were returning to Plymouth across the Atlantic after a 6 month tour away from home in the Falkland Islands. We were about 300 hundred miles out at sea when one afternoon our small transistor radio picked up Steve Wright's radio show... It was a great moment as we knew we were almost home. I have never forgotten that moment, very emotional. Sleep well Steve, you were simply the best. RIP.

[@richardellis4636]

Was Mr Angry from Purley on lol. Thanks for your service

[@TheBro_UK-yw2gu]

1986 - I was part of a medic team (RAF) in Dartmouth Moor waiting 14 hrs for a Hercules aircraft to make an air drop - that never happened. This guy kept us entertained whilst we froze to (almost) death. Him and Capital Radio (Chris Tarrant) , in its day was all we had.

[@robuk3723]

Did you cry much

[@garethwilkinson3456]

Always the best for me. Thanks for your work. More.

[@TryDiy]

Listening to Steve Wright made working in a shop, building site or driving slightly more tolerable, RIP Wrighty

[@leedobson]

My dad was a long distance lorry driver in the 80's, Steve Wright kept a smile on his face for many a mile

[@jamiesimpson7897]

In my adult life, I've cried on two separate occasions, the loss of my dad 3 years ago and then Steve on the 13th of Feb. Now after watching this, a hatrick. God love him. What a guy.

[@simonwolfe529]

Brilliant trubute Moylsey - you're both radio legends RIP Stevie, gone way too young but will never be forgotten.

[@towlawrian]

Feels like losing a mate that youve never met

[@CarolCartledge]

Absolutely that’s how I would describe him 😢

[@johnkelly4895]

A radio legend taken too soon, found the radio 1 afternoon show by accident and listened for years after. Rest In Peace Steve.

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@johnkelly4895 Isn't that a funny analogue phenomenon! finding a radio show "by accident'. Hearing something that speaks to you, and going back for more. I'm sure Steve knew he'd played a memorable part in some many lives. And how well loved he was.

[@geoffwright9570]

Very often listened to Steve Wright and enjoyed his programmes immensely.He will be a hard act to replace if at all.

[@Steve-rv1ql]

I know I’m probably one of many, I’m finding the shock of Steve’s passing is really quite hard deal with. I am 64 and spent most of my working life listening to Steve Wright in the afternoon, the 80’s shows were just unforgettably brilliant. Hard to find the words, feel profoundly sad that I will never hear his voice live again. Never met him but will miss him hugely, a unique talent who didn’t deserve to pass away at that young. To his family, all you need to know is that he was loved by millions.

[@jzxb6l]

You are not alone in how you are feeling, his death feels like the loss of a close family member.

[@shropsiberian]

You are not alone. It's a sobering moment when something that was consistent in your life for so long is suddenly gone, then you realise how fast time goes by. He's gone now, but will live forever as long as we remember & listen to those old shows. There's lots popping up now all over KZbin. Great memories 👌🏻

[@lukeharris2826]

Completely agree with you my friend 😢❤😢

[@chrishustwayte7821]

Completely agree, always had him on in our workshop every afternoon. Hearing his voice boom out the radio was such a comfort.

[@flyingpanhandle]

Got my mums funeral in a few hours so already in an emotional state, but fantastic heartfelt words from Chris. A lovely fitting tribute.

[@thecremeegg]

Wow, sorry for your loss :(

[@Aberbrothock1]

God bless you my friend😔

[@bannjaxx]

She knew you loved her and she loved you, I can say that because it's always true, doesn't make your loss easier, but maybe it will in time.

[@blackshuck615]

Sincere condolences 🙏

[@richardellis4636]

He’ll make her laugh. Sorry for your loss

[@Ovni-J]

I once saw Steve Wright, in a pub, sat on his own in the New Forest. I was really tempted to just go up to him say hello and thank him for the brilliant radio show that he was doing on radio one as he helped me get through several hours a day of some really crappy jobs that I did and just didn’t want to be there, but he really helped me to have a good laugh and pass the time. I could see he looked like he was enjoying his pint . I think the place was called “The lamb “ and I’m pretty sure it was in a place called Bransgore. I decided that it would be a bit strange for him and he looked like he was enjoying his quiet time . Caught his eye once gave him a little nod, and I walked away. He probably was fed up for people coming up to him in the street and other places and came to this pub to get away from it all so made sense to me to leave him alone. I grew up, listening to him on Radio One, and all the funny sketches, and then when he moved to radio two, a continuation of funny sketches, brilliant radio presenting he had that warm aura that relaxing way of coming through the airwaves My mum liked listening to him as well, and I even got my son to listen to some of his funny sketches from radio two, and he laughed as well . He seemed like a lovely person, great aura, gentle, sincere, and really funny . I was heartbroken when he got asked from his long-term radio two show . A true legend, who will go down as one of the great, if not the greatest in my eyes, radio presenter and idea maker in his shows . Love to you, Steve on the other side and condolences to all his fans and family. He’s left behind. ❤

[@majudaem]

Everything that needed saying 👍

[@Redlox70]

What a lovely, respectful, person you are. Wonderul comment ❤

[@Ovni-J]

Thank you for your kind comments . Such a shame ,i still can’t believe it that the lovely kind , gentle man that he was has gone . It will take a very long time to sink in. Is amazin ( no g steve, loved this little quirks and games) , how just over the airwaves he could convey so much warmth , laughs and genuinity. You only have to look at the tributes that have come from so many people from all walks of life which is a huge testimony to the incredible human being that he was . Love you Steve miss you ( Friend ) as he often used to say . RIP and really hope I can bump into you on the other side one day only next time I will say hello 🙏 And buy you a pint over there…😢

[@hardlines2635]

Jesus. I would have said, you need to join a gym or you won’t see 70.

[@bartley7953]

Steve Wright was who i grew up with listening to when the world was a far better place , and it was better because of people like Steve Wright , the memories i have of laughing along with other guys on building sites when you were doing the most mundane of jobs and the time would just fly by . Gone far too soon but Rest In Peace Steve and thank you , thank you from the bottom of my broken heart . RIP

[@pablopanayi8625]

Chris, I'm the lad you met in Gateshead last summer, the electrician, if you remember, we got our pic taken together, I don't know if you ever get to read these comments, however you normally have me crying laughing in my van whilst I listen to you travelling into work Every morning, this morning though you had me crying with sadness, you gave a very touching and loving tribute to your Mentor and friend, Mr Steve Wright ! God bless you Chris, R.I.P Wrighty, no G !

[@karlhickson7960]

Just down the street from me in birtley 👍🇬🇧

[@jimbo6693]

FFS mate calm down he's not your boyfriend..

[@DannyBoy-jy1kq]

@@jimbo6693🤣🤣🤣

[@simonsaysrewind]

​@@jimbo6693😮crikey 😂😂😂

[@donaldtriumph1682]

@@jimbo6693about sums your quality up. Gutter trash stuff that gets stuck on the bottom of your shoe.

[@mrright8794]

Steve Wright the Robin Williams of the radio. Legend with no equal.

[@johncorrall1739]

He did have his equals,really only two in fairness. The great Kenny Everett and the brilliant Terry Wogan. The only DJ remaining today I'd mention in the same breath as the three geniuses above is Ken Bruce. Back in the 80s,Steve Wright in the afternoon was compulsory listening. His zany characters and sketches were hilarious. Wrighty's ask Elvis sketches on radio 2 were beyond brilliant. I'd often be stuck in traffic, and I'd notice other motorists in fits of laughter. I knew they were listening to wrighty. If god exists,I hope he throws a few virgins in the direction of the marvellous,Steve Wright. RIP

[@thadtuiol1717]

Never found RW funny. Loved Steve though

[@johnsteel2004]

Well said Chris, your right in ever single word spoken. He was in my life for 35 years nearly everday

[@mickandtraceycope7826]

Yourself, Steve Wright, Chris Evans and Gary Davies will always be me my radio icons. Love you all 🤜🤛

[@davemack7577]

Those names are not even remotley worthy to be mentioned in the same sentence as the great Steve Wright!

[@steviesellers]

Im 61 and was really upset at steve,s passing , i remember he was the first DJ i listened to in my teenage years on Thames Valley radio when i lived in Reading . A great great loss to me and millions of others he was sooooo good at what he did RIP STEVO

[@simondalzell5635]

Spot on. I feel exactly the same. Tearful. I'm 59. Listened through all my working years. He was a great Comfort.

[@shaunlowndes]

Steve was in my ears from 2 till 4 for 40 yrs,miss him.God bless him😂

[@christopherstorey1240]

That was emotional hearing Chris talk like that.sad lose.

[@dungbeetle.]

Steve's was the only radio show, and I mean THE ONLY radio show I would ever make a conscious effort to tune in and listen to when he was on. The rest of the time I'd skip between lots of different stations in the car in the hope of finding some decent tunes. Steve was the only PERSON I ever wanted to listen to. He was great.

[@skippy7208]

Yes, you’d hear that introductory music and smile in anticipation ☺️

[@MINIMOTOMADNESS]

respect to chris,i had to fight back the tears whilst listening,when i was a lonely white van man driving all around london and the uk,listening to steve and you chris it was like having your radio best mate sat on the passenger seat.r.i.p steve and respects to your family,x

[@majudaem]

I didn’t manage to hold it back

[@alastair77]

@@majudaem - me neither.. 😢 rest in peace, Steve - you were my intro to the wonderful medium of radio YEARS back in my adolescence, and got me involved in radio BECAUSE of you and your genius, your style and the fact you were so passionate about it. be free, and please KNOW nothing will ever be the same without you, good sir. x

[@stevenewart3873]

All of my favourites have either died or moved on. After 35 years I think I will have to find a new radio station. RIP Steve 😢

[@davidfrancis5047]

listened to them both growing up, and feel like it was yesterday.

[@leo1314ok]

Back when Radio 1 was a real radio station, we had this legend. Steve Wright in the afternoon was a staple diet for most of us. The dross it has become speaks volumes of the real talent going about then. R I P to a media legend

[@Elvisdukebox]

Steve a legend in British radio. RIP Steve your be sadly missed. 😔

[@hlhappy2793]

A beautiful tribute. I have sobed and i did not even know him. RIP Steve xxx

[@suzannebouse8747]

Me too

[@alastair77]

@@suzannebouse8747 - me three.. 😢x

[@bougeac]

Of all the tributes to Steve that I’ve seen, this is easily the most heartfelt and moving one. Had a lump in my throat listening to it

[@katearmstrong6314]

Such an amazing man 😢 miss him so much. Keep serious jockin wherever you are 😢❤

[@davemack7577]

No G!

[@markynwa]

Thanks so much for the beautiful tribute. Steve Wright was the inspiration to make me dj. So lovely to hear.

[@richardellis4636]

Was very lucky to have Steve at radio 210, where we were introduced to all his characters he made National when he joined radio 1. Everybody of my generation loved Steve, truly a one off. I was fortunate to cook for him after a charity do once and regularly bump into him in Henley, scruffy as always . Will be sadly missed RIP Steve and thank you 🙏

[@sharonWilcock]

Can’t bear Sunday morn now without Steve 🥲🥲

[@Tommy_Poole]

Well done Chris Moyles for talking about a man we all love and without breaking down into tears. I only wish that I could do the same.

[@malcolmtrueman2742]

Wow...what a wonderful tribute Chris Thankyou for that . Really heartfelt ❤😭

[@alankendall5701]

Chris,great tribute,to your Steve,your mate... I remember,Ste Wright,in the afrernoon,as an apprentice... Was on every day... Rip Steve,you will be missed

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Steve Wright was original, funny and genuine. There was no-one like him and there probably wont be in the future. He made it sound oh so easy. I just want to say Thanks Steve for the laughs on Radio 1 during the 1980's. I had no clue you were still around on Radio 2 until my wife mentioned it a few years ago. Thankfully I listened again for a year or so until your show ended. We should also thank the BBC for giving you the platform to keep us all entertained. RIP Steve ❤

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Well done chris great tribute rip steve xxx❤❤❤

[@waynestevens3662]

Chris, you are a true gent, for entertaining us and being Moylsey..... and today for the first time a softy, that was lovley, listening to you talk about steve who for the most of us felt like a best mate in the afternoon. I remember you first when i was a kid listening to Signal Radio (I live in Stoke) when i heard you later on Radio 1 as a truck driver you and the team were like my best mates joining me for the afternoon, i never once heard you be as heartbroken as you are now. Thank you so so much for entertaining us all for years and now showing us a glimpse of your softer side. Thankyou my friend. Wayne.

[@patchmack4469]

i was truly gutted to hear of Steve Wrights passing on the radio on my way home yesterday evening, his innovation and humour always made the program very special, he was like a best mate in so many ways it seems funny to say all these years later, he was part of my childhood, wow we are aging rapidly, listening to the afternoon show, i listened to most of the DJs back then on Radio 1 but as with myself, we all change direction, jobs etc and Steve went to some station called Radio 2 (where i think all aging DJs went to die, i mean in a funny way) and i continued to listen to that Radio 1 for some time, some chap called Mules or Miles took over, oh Chris something or rather (what ever happened to him) oh yes he left and i stopped listening to Radio 1 completely (their loss) but i was still aware of Steve on Radio 2 and sadly never got the chance to hear him again - RIP Steve we all loved you very much, you brightened our days as does that Smoyles now the one thing that made me smoyl, smile on the news is they played Gambaccini doing his Chris Moyles impression, 'I remember when Steve Wright and I . . . ' - i just creased up OMG who will they play when Gambo goes, perhaps Chris you can do that, 'I remember Gambo like it was yesterday

[@MrExsasperated]

If truth be told some of Steves talent must have rubbed off on Chris Moyles.....both exceptional at what they do ...a lovely tribute which brought tears to My eyes.

[@nick4995]

you made me cry chris we have lost a legend

[@garylong9121]

God bless steve wright what a great DJ Great tribute chris 😢👌🏻

[@kenjhickey]

He was a big part of my life working in sites making us laugh. I know Chris loved him we all did RIP Steve Wright

[@gazuk2000]

I grew up on radio with Steve Wright an amazing DJ gone to soon. Remarkable achievement his work was top. Love to his family and friends. R.I.P Steve Wright❤

[@topmark99]

An absolute legend of radio. Part of my life long radio journey, as well as Chris. Will be sadly missed.

[@edwardbennett2072]

Loved righty in the afternoon and listened for years to his absolutely fantastic show everyday ..god bless and RIP Steve Wright

[@MrGrantgibbs]

BBC made a massive mistake getting rid of his afternoon show,nobody will ever come close to Steve wright,he was a master of his craft RIP steve

[@rogerkay8603]

Lovely tribute, thanks Chris - he was special that's for sure. Better than anyone they have now for sure.

[@Glockers1008]

Wow, couldn’t hold back the tears on this one.. Touching tribute from Chris….. When I first heard the news about Steve, it hit me like it would losing a friend. I never really viewed him as a typical celebrity or someone in the limelight and he always seemed to be a genuine bloke to me. When you’ve spent so many years listening to him in the afternoon, it was almost like you’d tune in to be uplifted. Thanks for providing that comfort blanket Steve and may you rest in peace. Legend!

[@tillysanders2593]

This was beautiful Chris ..Thank you for sharing your love for your special friend. Steve wss beloved and will be nissed by so many he touched with his wonderfulness, how lucky we were. Heartfelt condolences , from Brit in Toronto.

[@olivertunnah3987]

A legend we lost far too soon. RIP Steve.

[@nicklawrence6865]

RIP STEVE,thank you for all the years I listened to you on the radio,xx

[@Mel-hl1bb]

A lovely tribute to a lovely man 😢

[@rachelsirett8809]

I remember medium wave, miss him, i am of that generation from being 8 years old in 1980 onwards 😢

[@tonybytheway7543]

I used to listen to Steve's show into my 30's and 40's. Loved the innovation and characters, nothing else like it. Especially loved Mr Angry. Rest in peace Steve, you made so many people smile every day and that is worth so much. Now I'm going to throw the phone down! 😄🤣😂

[@gonnahavemesomefun]

My first job I used I get a lift home. We had a good hour of Steve. Both of us sat in silence chuckling. Strong memories ❤😢 Listening to Steve’s show was not just one favourite thing it was like a million different favourite things that you looked forward to throughout the entire show. I hope he knows how good he was. He must have had such an impact on me because the day he died, that night I dreamt about Steve ❤

[@HappyTyke25]

A genuinely lovely tribute to Steve. Well done Chris. That must have been tough!

[@kevinharker1840]

Not a Chris Moyles fan, but thankyou for that Chris.

[@malinhead8468]

What are you doing on his channel if you're not a fan?

[@kevinharker1840]

@@malinhead8468 I wanted to see his tribute dickhead.

[@twizzleydizzley9134]

A true perfectionist at his job '' A lot of people could learn so much by Steve Wrights work and life ethics. Sadly, gone but His voice will resonate through my brain until my end day. Thank you Steve for your positive, funny, sometimes serious radio shows you made my days and sometimes boring workload go so fast while chuckling away listening to you. Oh, and on a footnote, I still got an email address dating back from late 1990's named after one of his caricatures ''Ravingnutter'' which I give out to people from time to time, so funny seeing the look on their faces when I say Ravingnutter . Shall be missed, thoughts go out to his family and friends. Thank you Steve.

[@Andyc515]

Absolute legend has passed,what show he had i listened every day at work for years! Shocked n gutted to have lost such a well known loved dj amd his team. Nice one Moyles 👍 🙏

[@AndyLuckham]

What a great tribute

[@sarahgilks1366]

Thankyou and love you both x

[@andrewlewis5266]

Fair play Chris that was just a brilliant heartfelt tribute, you have me in tears & now in stitches! RIP Steve Wright 😩

[@deanriley1284]

What a brilliant tribute to a brilliant DJ! Everyone is saying the same thing about Steve Wright! Thanks for sharing this info! 👍

[@deanmartin6052]

As you get older, you begin to see your life becoming less and less relevant, because each year brings new heartache as you notice the people you grew up with, friends, relatives and of course celebrities becoming frail and in some cases they pass away. This is part of all our lives sadly, it’s just the way things are. Steve Wright was a huge part of my younger self and to know he has gone, well it saddens me greatly. As a young working man in the 80’s, I listened to Steve every day in the factory where I did my apprenticeship. I remember how we would all be in hysterics listening to him and his crew take on the many zany characters that brought tears of laughter to my eyes so often. Then in later years, his afternoon show on BBC2, a ‘slightly’ more matured Steve, but with all the warmth and humour intact. Just a wonderful guy in every sense. I know he was a bit of a tortured soul, as are many who open their hearts so freely and who give so much of themselves to others. I hope he has found peace now, and if there is a god, a heaven, I know Steve will be playing all his favourite hits there for eternity. God bless you Steve Wright.

[@simondalzell5635]

Brilliant words. I'm 59 . and feel exactly the same. Listening from '81 when I started my apprenticeship. Work was so much easier with Wrighty on in the background. Your opening four lines ring very true.Thank you Mr. Martin.

[@gavinmcglen7766]

Lovely tribute from one legend about another legend , RiP Steve

[@anthonyworton431]

Steve will be up there doing some serious jockin on heaven FM

[@jonahart777]

A beautiful tribute for a radio legend from another radio legend....RIP Wrighty....

[@jeremypreece870]

Over the many years of radio DJs there are a few stand out names, John Peel, Kenny Everett, Alan Freeman, Terry Wogan from decades ago and Steve Wright. Each very different and with their own unique style. Tony Blackburn is the last of the radio one DJs from my era still standing. Moyles also was stand out in his R1 breakfast show. All of them made listening to the Radio special.

[@fastbandit1250]

A legend who will be missed by all, sad day

[@simonfootie6255]

Yes August 1982 I started listening when I started work after leaving school Every afternoon had the radio on and would love listening to all the funny characters and stories A complete radio legend the best

[@lukeharris2826]

Chris your a legend and wrighty to. ❤❤

[@ThomasDoubting5]

Steve wright was a legend and well loved .

[@aj-ll6lw]

will never forget when Chris was pushing Yellow by Coldplay , & Stevie said , they wont get anywhere, tears are aflow !!!!!

[@hansbambach4854]

The rest of the crew couldn’t look more bored listening to Chris’s bit.

[@cliffyfromboro]

Steve Wright passing on has actually affected me in a way I really didn't expect. I remember driving long hours as a delivery driver waiting for his show to come on. Sometimes working a Saturday I would tune in and be gutted realising what day it was with no Steve. Serious Jockin on a Friday was the best like a signal that the weekend was finally here. His show ending 2 years ago was a terrible decision especially being replaced by Scott Mills of all people. R.I.P Steve. A true legend gone too soon.

[@robertfrost3388]

We saw the very best of radio and i am grateful to SWITA for that. Its not a short sight to say he was a true national treasure!

[@davidmccormick4319]

I know…. Scott Mills banging on about when he should marry his husband ffs. Just dire radio

[@timmanc]

I used to listen to Steve wright in the afternoon in the mid to late 80s when on school holidays, it was like nothing else on the radio during the daytime. Some madness, heartfelt letters (I seem to recall?), people in the background having input and all sorts of shenanigans. Radio is no longer and probably will never be what isn’t was. I am glad I experienced its peak, Steve Wright was a major part of that. I am not sure how radio is perceived today but for me it’s one of the most valuable mediums we have and even though I may not like how it has evolved and will evolve (Looking at you BBC) it must continue to be there in one way or another. Thank you to Steve wright for your part, and rest in peace.

[@garethwilkinson3456]

Many of us loved Steve. From childhood. Also a world-class pro.

[@davidpayne3938]

I never knew how dedicated Steve was not only to his job but helping and encouraging people like Chris in his career which led to friendships, it's going to be so sad that we won't be able to here his upbeat voice live on radio ever again..God bless you Steve for your entertainment over the many years..

[@chrisattwood7814]

How lovely

[@the_friendly_shirt]

It seems like everything I love about chris - the effort put into a bit, the focus on the big production for silly songs, the off-mic characters and more can be traced back in some way to Steve Wright. I'm an american, and have only been to the UK once. Chris has been in my life in some form since I bought my first car out of college and drove it to my very first job in 2010 and found a loud mouth on Sirius satelite radio. Just to say, you've made a similar mark on all of our hearts, Chris, and it's through that mark I can start to see the profound loss you feel. Much love to you my parasocial friend, xoxo

[@dannjp75]

Such a shame, I literally grew up listening to Steve, he started at the BBC the year I was born, and had done most days for the last 40+ years. Such an iconic way of presenting and lived for the job. Rest in peace Steve, I’m gonna miss ya too…😔

[@leewicks5911]

Legendary beast rip 🙏 🪦 respect 🙏 🫡 😪 😢

[@paulwelding]

Used to love his shows, as I do yours, time sure does fly by x

[@kevinjackson6387]

That was a lovely tribute mate

[@scottcochrane638]

I remember Chris being on very early in morning,and I remember Steve when I was a teenager they where / are brilliant.

[@anthonygreen8638]

It was a real dilemma what to listen to in the early 2000's. I'd come home from school, go in the garage and do some gym work listening to the Chris Moyles show. Come in the house and my Mum and Dad would be listening to Steve Wright in the afternoon. The big show. The biggest show 😂. Both great shows that bring great memories. Thanks Chris. Thank you Steve ❤

[@paulpaul4012]

I think the death of Steve wright has had many a grown man in tears , tremendous memories of zooming around the highlands of Scotland in the 80,90s as a sales rep with Steve’s big show blasting - it’s the only show at the time and since that I could listen to daily : never a dull moment he was radio at its best and I don’t think it will ever be surpassed.

[@jamesalexander4203]

Carlsberg don’t do tributes but if they did… well done Moyles and team.

[@Violet-jy6qs]

God, no more, Steve Wright 😢gutted, absolute legend

[@alantully455]

Lovely tribute Chris. I loved listening to Steve he got me through university with his show. One of the proudest days I had was when he put my non stop oldies picks on his show. I still cherish the badge I got. What a legend.

[@camerontaylor1177]

Alright boy......HELLO ! A true legend is gone but not forgotten 😢 Touching tribute Chris 💙💚

[@bantamNeil12]

What a moving tribute Chris 👏🏻 👏🏻 you've had me in tears listening too you...Earth's loss is certainly heavens gain...A true legend has left the building...R.I.P Steve a proper everyday bloke that was everybody's friend...💕💕💕 xxx

[@marcoperoni4735]

Lovely Chris, so many people are going to miss him. I've spoke to so many friends old and new today and we've all got something to remind us about him. 💔♥️

[@gpersonal120]

Gervais the hairdresser... "Hello Steve''.. listen! I was watching the tele it was Patrick Moore on the sky at night... "whilst sitting on my poufe looking up at Uranus! keep your tongue out" ad lib and fade.. RIP Steve...

[@zymoan]

Lovely tribute

[@robsundance203]

A heartfelt tribute from one legend to another. Very profound in saying Chris could be the last famous DJ to leave R1. He must have had a vision

[@carolynhollingworth5905]

Lovely tribute Chris.He was a total legend as are you too.xx

[@gilomoto5148]

Big love Chris! You kept me company in my truck and had me crying with laughter every morning in the radio one days. I haven’t listened to that station since. Keep doing what you do mate.

[@hoisin75]

Just watched Chris’s earlier doc about the radio 1 breakfast show slot on KZbin and its lead me here. Full circle. Lovely earlier doc and lovely tribute here

[@jms211]

This just popped up on my YT feed, and I'm so glad I watched it. I used to listen to Steve Wright in the afternoon when I was a teenager and remember Mr Angry from Purley, Damian the social worker, Laurence the luvvie, and many other madcap characters. When Steve Wright's afternoon show finished, I sent (to Wogan House) a hand written letter thanking him personally for 40 years of entertainment. I am so glad I did that. This was a lovely tribute from Chris Moyles