Radio, preceding the Top 40 show every Sunday afternoon. He appeared on Scottish TV in STV's search for Scotland's Greatest Album. The show was a joint venture between STV, Real Radio and The Sun who convened a panel of music industry experts to select an initial short list of 60 tracks. The public chose the final tracks to appear on the Album. Alongside Gellatly, the panel consisted of T in the Park supremo Geoff Ellis, SNP MSP Joan McAlpine, Real Radio DJ Steve McKenna, songwriter John McLaughlin, and football pundit and now popular DJ Pat Nevin. His New Music podcast was nominated in the Best Radio Show or Podcast category at the 2010 BT Digital Music Awards but was unplaced. After a stint at community radio station CamGlen Radio, Jim joined BFBS Radio in May 2018 to present the Breakfast Show in Scotland. He moved to the Falkland Islands with BFBS in January 2022 to present the Breakfast Show there before returning to the Edinburgh operation in July 2022. References External links Official website Scottish DJs People from Dundee People educated at the High School of Dundee 1968 births Living people People educated at Strathallan School Electronic dance music DJs