1978-07-07 Show tracklisting

[vinpinman]

I always felt that Peel himself fell for the hype that he abandoned 
everything he had previously played when punk arrived - I'm sure he'd 
get a bit of a shock were he around to listen to some of these tapes.


--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <so_it_goes_2512@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Martin
> 
> Since it's too hot in South Korea to go to bed early, I updated the
> list that was put on Wiki and made a note of the fact that one 
track
> is missing: 'Have You Seen Me Lately, Joan'. As this recording is
> clearly missing the beginning, I suspect it may have been played 
just
> before the Bob Marley track. Moreover, Mark has pointed out that my
> 'old and new' comment refers to the fact that this version of the
> Pirates was a reformed band, not the original line-up. However, as 
you
> say, their third session too. Duly chastened, I now retire into my 
shell.
> Blackadder: 'And maybe Lord Melchett would also like to whip me 
naked
> through the streets of Aberdeen'.
> Melchett: 'Nonsense, Blackadder. Aylesbury's quite far enough'.
> 
> Best wishes
> Steve [Teenage Kicks]
> 
> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Martin Wheatley <martinw@> wrote:
> >
> > At 16:43 11/08/2008, you wrote:
> > 
> > >Fellow Peelites
> > >
> > >There follows a tracklisting of the recently uploaded first 
show 
> > >from the collection I christened 'The 400 Box'.
> > >
> > >Peel Show Friday 7 July 1978: tracklisting
> > >
> > >
> > >Points of interest: JP still playing Hendrix and Litle Feat, 
and the 
> > >fact that Frankie Miller was doing his fourth (but not final) 
> > >session bears out Walters' assertion that they continued to 
book one 
> > >'old' act and one new one for some time after the dawn of punk.
> > 
> > The Frankie Miller session is missing one track (maybe played in 
the 
> > last couple of minutes
> > you don't have)
> > 
> > Also it's not new and old.  It's the PIrates 3rd session as well 
and 
> > they went back
> > a lot further than Frankie Miller.
> > 
> > martinw
> >
>