Radio Tell

Radio Tell is broadcasted live 24 hours a day live from Switzerland. This radio along with providing musical entertainment they also provides their listeners with latest business update of their own. Radio Tell also arranges programs with featured artists and they broadcasts occasion based programs too. Songs from local and international artists are also played carefully at this station.

Later in the 20th century, in the 1960s, rock and roll, or beat music, was popular, peaking in 1968 with the release of Les Sauterelles’ “Heavenly Club”. Swiss Rock popularity began in 1957, when the Hula Hawaiians incorporated rockabilly, setting the stage for the early 1960s boom. The Francophone section of Switzerland soon found itself dominated by French stars like Johnny Hallyday, and soon Swiss artists like Les Aiglons, Larry Greco and Les Faux-Frères became major artists.

1964 saw Beatles-inspired pop take hold on the continent, displacing the earlier instrumental rock and inspired musical battles in Basel, the capital of Swiss rock. Swiss bands in the same mold included The 16 Strings and Pichi, and German-speaking acts soon dominated the field. Zurich then became a center of innovation, drawing on Chris Lange’s blues-roots explorations, Heiner Hepp’s Bob Dylan-inspired folk and Toni Vescoli’s pop fame.

Radio Tell