Anyone going along to Ken's talk at Waterstones, Glasgow, as part of Peel Day?

[ken garner]

it's possible I suppose, but even if it happened, that would not 
count as a Peel, because Peel stopped presenting Nightride in 69, and 
the last 6 months of that ('Son of Night Ride' ) were actually not 
really night ride at all anyway, being mid evening. I cannot recall 
at this distance whether I looked at Nick Drake's contract file for 
IST in written archives, or whether there was one even.

k

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, RobF <robfleay@...> wrote:
>
> >re: Echo and the Bunnymen: as samuel johnson said when 
> >asked why he had misdefined the unit of measurement of a 
> >horse's height in his dictionary, "ignorance, madam, pure 
> >ignorance". You're right. Echo and The Bunnymen with a 14 
> >year gap should indeed be in my biggest gaps list. Clean 
> >forgot 'em. 
> 
> Point to me!
> 
> Here's another obscure question on the session front..I just 
finished reading the Nick Drake biography "Deeper Than The Darkest 
Sea" and it mentions a second BBC session that Nick did that doesn't 
appear in either IST or the new book. It even states the studio 
details (S2 Broadcasting House) and the TX April 13 1970 on the Night 
Ride show. No tracklisting is mentioned though - which is even more 
odd.
> 
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