Mr. Tom Anderson

Thomas K. Anderson
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Thomas K. Anderson (Tom)
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Tom Anderson is an associate of Holt Ney Zatcoff & Wasserman, LLP practicing in the areas of real estate development, finance, and investment law; and zoning and planning law.

Mr. Anderson was admitted to the State Bar of Georgia in 1995.Mr. Anderson received a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Georgia in 1995, and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Georgia in 1989.He is an inductee of Beta Alpha Psi.Mr. Anderson served on the Editorial Board and as Notes Editor of the Georgia Law Review.Mr. Anderson previously served as an intern to Judge Dorothy Toth Beasley of the Georgia Court of Appeals.Mr. Anderson was born in Tallahassee, Florida on November 24, 1967.

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Legendary Radio Caroline DJ Tom Anderson is a resident of the South of France for over a decade.Tom is a founder member of the Caroline South team.To find out about his colourful career............ Click here for more on Tom and other DJs.
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Tribute to Tony Allan from Tom Anderson

Caroline DJs Tom Anderson & Mark Dezzani presented an evening of Caroline classics and local band Medi played two live sets.

Radio Caroline DJs Mark Dezzani (left) & Tom Anderson (right) presented an evening of classic Caroline music from the 60s to the present day with live music from Medi.
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The song 'Someday' and other Medi songs will be featured in forthcoming weeks on Tom Anderson's Overdrive and Mark Dezzani's Caroline South programmes
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Caroline South DJ Tom Anderson

Anderson is the DJ who famously continued to broadcast from the Mi Amigo as she foundered in March 1980.

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After a brief stint as a bingo caller, Tom Anderson joined Radio Caroline in 1976, on board the Mi-Amigo.He was on the radio ship when it sank in 1980.Tom is famous for going back to save the ship's canary before leaping on to the lifeboat.Tom helped fit out the replacement ship Ross Revenge in Santander, Spain and was first on-air when Radio Caroline returned from the high seas in 1983.To counter-point a pop direction that the station took in the mid-80's, Tom Anderson launched the Overdrive night-time rock music service.It was widely followed throughout the UK and Europe for it's blend of seminal rock, cutting edge new music and choice R&B and reggae selections.

"I was playing REM when they were unknown, and now they are one of the biggest rock bands in the world."

Tom joined Sunshine Radio, Antibes in 1987.He was part of the team on the pioneering satellite radio service Radio Radio, run by Virgin in 1988/89.He then joined Radio Production house PPM Radio Waves and won a bronze award at the New York Radio Festival for the Best Produced Documentary 'End Of The Decade' in 1990.Tom worked at GLR in 1991/92 and joined Monte Carlo's Riviera Radio in 1993.

Overdrive returned to the airwaves of Radio Caroline in February 2001 and can still be heard occasional weekends.

DJs Tom Anderson and Stevie Gordon told listeners ' It's not a very good occasion really, we have to hurry this because the lifeboat is waiting.

Tony Allan | 70s Disc-Jockeys A | Robin Adcroft | Paul Alexander | Tony Allan | Dickie Allen | Don Allen | Andy Anderson | Brian Anderson | Linda Anderson | Tom Anderson | Andy Archer | Eddie Austin | Robin Banks | ‘Seventies Supplement’ | Andy Archer | Robin Adcroft | Brian Anderson | Andy Anderson | 70s Disc-Jockeys A
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Tom AndersonTom Anderson One of the most popular Caroline DJs during the seventies and eighties, Tom was first heard on the station in the early hours of 14th June 1976.He left the following February but returned to the ship a couple of years later, in April 1979.He was one of the last DJs on Caroline's ship, the mv Mi Amigo, being taken off by lifeboat the night she sank in March 1980.He helped on the fitting out of the new vessel, the Ross Revenge, and presented the first programme when the station returned to the air in 1983.At the end of 1984 Tom left to work for the station on land.He returned to the air a year later to run the 'Caroline Overdrive' rock service until its demise in January 1987.He was heard occasionally after that but eventually left the organisation to work for Sunshine Radio on the French Riviera.When he returned to the UK he joined radio syndication company PPM, moving to the BBC's Greater London Radio in 1991.Here he was mainly employed as a lecturer on a radio training scheme but he also presented a weekend programme on the station.When the training scheme ended after a year, he moved back to the south of France and Riviera Radio, later becoming Programme Director.He still lives in France. ,Photo from the 'Radio Caroline Picture Souvenir Book' published by MRP Books.,

click to hear audioTom Anderson on an early evening programme from Radio Caroline, 8th July 1976, soon after he joined the station.

Paul Alexander | Tony Allan | Dickie Allen | Don Allen | Andy Anderson | Brian Anderson | Linda Anderson | Tom Anderson | Andy Archer | Eddie Austin | Robin Banks | 70s Disc-Jockeys A | ‘Seventies Supplement’ | “Daffy” Don Allen | 70s Disc-Jockeys A
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Tom AndersonTom Anderson One of the most popular Caroline DJs during the seventies and eighties, Tom was first heard on the station in the early hours of 14th June 1976.He left the following February but returned to the ship a couple of years later, in April 1979.He was one of the last DJs on Caroline's ship, the mv Mi Amigo, being taken off by lifeboat the night she sank in March 1980.He helped on the fitting out of the new vessel, the Ross Revenge, and presented the first programme when the station returned to the air in 1983.At the end of 1984 Tom left to work for the station on land.He returned to the air a year later to run the 'Caroline Overdrive' rock service until its demise in January 1987.He was heard occasionally after that but eventually left the organisation to work for Sunshine Radio on the French Riviera.When he returned to the UK he joined radio syndication company PPM, moving to the BBC's Greater London Radio in 1991.Here he was mainly employed as a lecturer on a radio training scheme but he also presented a weekend programme on the station.When the training scheme ended after a year, he moved back to the south of France and Riviera Radio, later becoming Programme Director.He still lives in France. ,Photo from the 'Radio Caroline Picture Souvenir Book' published by MRP Books.,

click to hear audioTom Anderson on an early evening programme from Radio Caroline, 8th July 1976, soon after he joined the station.