More Old Playlists 1968-69

Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@...
Fri Nov 13 11:32:16 CET 2009


Hi Andy,

Fortunately those direct MP3 links were pretty easy to extract from the page: see below.

I for one would like to hear those "Peel's Pleasures" you have. To upload them, try http://megaupload.com/ . Any problems, just give us a shout here and we'll help you out.

Cheers,

Eddie.

BBC "In Concert":
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7301.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7302.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7303.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7304.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7305.mp3

BBC session:
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7001.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7002.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7003.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bbc7004.mp3

Other tracks:
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/soth_Only_The_Roses.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/bof_2020.mp3
http://www.johnfiddler.com/media/mh_cadillac.mp3

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "deadearnest1" <deadearnest@...> wrote:
>
> Holy Cow!!!
> I've had bits and pieces of that '73 Medicine Head In Concert around for ages and always wanted to hear the complete thing and now - there it is!! It's still phenomenal after all these years. I saw the two of them play live in Stafford at the Top Of The World around this period and the energy these guys unleashed for a duo was just amazing. I'm sooooo delighted to hear this - made my day!! I take it there's no way of downloading this from anywhere - otherwise it'll have to have the browser pointed firmly at it - someone should release both of those sessions - eclipses any of the official studio material by miles!!!
> Don't know if this will be of interest or not but I've dug up two (incomplete) shows called "Peel's Pleasures" from 17-7-82 and 10-7-82 - prepared to share them if someone will tell where and how to upload the things as I've not uploaded anything onto the net yet, odd to say!!
> Thanks people............
> Andy Garibaldi
> P.S. I can't reply to the group by direct e mail as I keep getting this message coming up saying "defualt mail client not properly installed" - anyone know what that's all about???
> 
> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "steve" <saipanda@> wrote:
> >
> > Yeah, brilliant. Many thanks, Mick! Am in the process of putting them up on the wiki. Not sure about the Feb 69 show. Let me dig around a bit (maybe it was on one of the "Tracks" compilations from a few months back - which I need to sort out a bit more for the wiki).
> > 
> > Anyway, absolutely all information on Top Gear, NIght Ride, etc, is most welcome indeed. My theory, for what it's worth, is that the more data we can get up on the wiki, the better the odds of someone stumbling on the site, or the list, and digging out old audio - from whatever era.
> > 
> > Uh, like me with the 1970 Hawkwind session show the other day... 
> > 
> > Also, really fascinating to see what Peel was up to back in the day. Another thing from this period I stumbled on recently was a good part (four out of five tracks) of a 1970 Sunday Concert with Medicine Head (Black Sabbath were the other band on the show) - Peel links intact. Anyone interested in this should head for the John Fiddler official site:
> > 
> > http://www.johnfiddler.com/media.html
> > 
> > In the process of trying to sort out whatever Sunday Concerts I can dig up. There seem to be a few official releases, boots and blogs, so hope to get a few things together for the wiki.
> > 
> > Would be especially great to get more info from the first half of the 70s, as this seems like a bit of a fallow time for show data (and audio). 
> > 
> > For the 60s, there's a fair amount of info on gigs (see the wiki Gigography section) - many thanks indeed to Colin for all his help, with big ups to the International Times online archive and the most excellent Marmalade Skies site : ) 
> > 
> > Looking to do similar for the 70s and beyond, but still early doors on that. It's all a matter of time really. I know there are plenty of mentions on assorted shows down the years.
> > 
> > Anyway, if anyone has any show or gigs data, please send it this way! Or just put it straight up on the wiki - all help is always appreciated.
> > 
> > Finally, just to mention I think there might be a couple of small things for Ken on the wiki re the sessions from Mick's latest TG playlists, although it might just be my eyesight going.
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > 
> > Steve W
> > 
> > 
> > --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "mickcapewell" <michael.capewell@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Oh keep them coming Mick, I'm very interested. That 22/09/1968 show looked like it was a cracker and I wish someone had the Writing On The Wall session. I had a friend who had The Power of The Picts album, probably still does where ever he is, and it was great for a rave up....Cheers....Jimmy
> > > 
> > > **** I was kind of worried that most people on here are fans of the 'modern' Peel as opposed to the 60s Peel, unlike an old geezer like me :-)
> > > As for Writing on The Wall, yeah great album, which I'm sure you can download on loads of sites...and it's strange that just one track from that session has emerged (Sha-La-La-la-Lee), as far as I'm aware, on a psych comp "Mynd The Gap". 
> > > I can upload it somewhere if you want to hear it.
> > > 
> > > Cheers
> > > MC
> > >
> >
>






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