[peel] AS I ROVED OUT - more on Peel's folk music shows

[Domestic Empire]

Can you fax pdfs these days?

I have no recollection of these programmes going out either. This from
a keen Radio Times man. Maybe we were all subjected to some mass
subliminal anti-folk campaign. Everyone except Chris!

A full copy of the complete running order would be wonderful If it's
not asking too much Ken. Though not if it means your having to re-type
them all. Perhaps a scan though?

Thanks anyway and good digging as usual.

By the way my copy of your book arrived in the post yesterday and I
have to admit that it's a thing of beauty. It's even pleasing in the
tactile sense.

Gary
johnpeeleveryday.blogspot.com

On 13/12/2007, ken garner <ken_garner@...> wrote:
> I am sure several of us have already checked out the Peel folk series
> of 6 half-hour shows from 1999 which johnpeeleveryday told us were
> posted up at Fades In Slowly, originally recorded by someone called
> only Chris (hello out there? thanks!). They are very enjoyable and
> zip along making the history come alive, and I have to confess they
> are a total revelation to me as to many others: I had no idea
> these existed - I was working as a radio critic in 1999 so how the
> hell did I miss them?! Anyway, I was prompted to do a bit of digging
> about what when and where, and with the help of R1 archivist Hannah
> and a bit of web research have come up with the following production
> and broadcast details (they are in the main BBC archive, but not
> catalogued, bizarrely):
>
> W 25/8/99 - W 29/9/99
> BBC Radio 2
> 10-10.30pm
> AS I ROVED OUT: A CENTURY OF FOLK MUSIC
> Presented by John Peel
> Produced by John Leonard
> A Smooth Operations production
>
> Hannah has also kindly sent me the faxed pdfs of the running order
> details which she found the archive had in the computer, so if anyone
> is keen to know the full details of any of the tracks and where they
> come from, just ask me here
>
> Ken
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