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[[Eurovision Song Contest]] (commentator; radio) | [[Eurovision Song Contest]] (commentator; radio) | ||
[[Jeopardy!]] | [[Jeopardy!]] | ||
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[[The Pyramid Game]] | [[The Pyramid Game]] | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| - | Not to be confused with | + | Not to be confused with the Sex Pistols guitarist, nor indeed with [[Steve Jones (2)|the Welsh TV host]]. |
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Current revision as of 18:34, 3 February 2021
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Shows
The Big Big Talent Show (voiceover)
Eurovision Song Contest (commentator; radio)
The Other Half (announcer)
Sale of the Century (host, 1981 celebrity special)
Take Your Pick (announcer)
Biography
In the 1960s, he began a musical career as the bassist for skiffle king Lonnie Donegan. Thereafter he formed an unlikely-sounding group by the name of Hunt, Lunt & Cunningham. He was talent spotted while plugging his own records at Radio 1 and became a DJ there by accident. Despite never getting a permanent show there, he had successful stints on Radio 2, Radio Clyde and LBC.
His voice can be heard over many awards ceremonies, particularly the Comedy Awards.
Trivia
Not to be confused with the Sex Pistols guitarist, nor indeed with the Welsh TV host.
