More Old Playlists 1968-69 and In Concert

[Humphrey]

Hi Bill !

 Wow - what a list ! Yeah, I used to tape some "In Concert" BBC Radio One broadcasts. I had fingers poised over 'rec' and 'play' for that 1978 Magazine concert and several others in your list.

I'd love to hear the TRB/Sad Cafe show. Sad Cafe were an underrated pub-rock/Stones-esque band from Manchester - Tony Wilson loved them.

Also, The Motors, Bram T/Judas Priest and Fingerprintz/Red Noise - if and when you've got time !

I'm currently listening to an Anne Nightingale Radio One show from Sept 74 which I can upload if anyone is interested ?

Bye
Humphrey Head


--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "billfromnorthwales" <billfromnorthwales@...> wrote:
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> Aaah, In Concert, that's my chosen subject, and where I first heard Peel, in fact. I did get more attracted to concerts than sessions...
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> I am nearly through digitising all my shows, but only a few Peel intro's as you mention.  Nearly all have a b side or some obscure box set track release, or a full commercial release, which means they can't be uploaded to Dimeadozen, say, but if any one wants a mp3 version of my prog heavy tapes here is a list (Not a typical Peel list, but I guarantee he did play every single artist on his show).
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> well except Rush
> ...and Sky.....
> ...and Cozy Powell...
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> But all the others!!
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> Name Broadcast Date Concert Date Time (mins)
> 1 Deep Purple Jul-74 90
> 2 Man / Gasworks Nov-74 60
> 3 Pink Floyd 11-Jan-75 Sep-74 50
> 4 Genesis (1) Jul-75 15-Apr-75 60
> 5 Queen 26-Dec-75 60
> 6 Rick Wakeman Jun-76 60
> 7 Wishbone Ash (1) Nov-76 30
> 8 Steve Hillage (1) Dec-76 40
> 9 Renaissance (1) 08-Jan-77 60
> 10 Santana 15-Jan-77 60
> 11 Rory Gallagher (1) 29-Jan-77 60
> 12 Jethro Tull (1) 19-Feb-77 60
> 13 Paice Ashton Lord 12-Mar-77 60
> 14 Sassafras 30-Jul-77 60
> 15 Led Zeppelin (1) 05-Aug-77 1971 60
> 16 Electric Light Orchestra 06-Aug-77 60
> 17 Pink Floyd (2) 12-Aug-77 1971 60
> 18 Camel (1) 08-Oct-77 60
> 19 Racing Cars 15-Oct-77 60
> 20 John Otway / AC/DC 29-Oct-77 60
> 21 Steve Gibbons 26-Nov-77 60
> 22 Supertramp (1) Dec-77 60
> 23 Ian Dury (1) / Dr Feelgood 10-Dec-77 60
> 24 Thin Lizzy 23-Dec-77 Jul-73 40
> 25 Todd Rungrens Utopia 24-Dec-77 60
> 26 Faces 26-Dec-77 60
> 27 Stranglers 27-Dec-77 60
> 28 Gentle Giant 21-Jan-78 60
> 29 John Miles Feb-78 40
> 30 Gordon Giltrap Feb-78 40
> 31 Colosseum II Feb-78 40
> 32 Tom Robinson / Sad Café Feb-78 60
> 33 Gallagher & Lyle Jun-78 40
> 34 Ian Dury (2) Aug-78 60
> 35 The Late Show / The Jolt Aug-78 60
> 36 Genesis (2) Aug-78 04-Jul-78 90
> 37 Family 26-Aug-78 1971 60
> 38 The Motors Sep-78 40
> 39 The Byrds Sep-78 40
> 40 Renaissance (2) Oct-78 40
> 41 Jethro Tull (2) Oct-78 60
> 42 Bram Tchaikovsky/ Judas Priest Nov-78 60
> 43 Wishbone Ash (2) Nov-78 60
> 44 Magazine Dec-78 40
> 45 Racing Cars (2) /Gordon Giltrap (1) 09-Dec-78 60
> 46 Boomtown Rats 23-Dec-78 60
> 47 Genesis (3) 29-Dec-78 04-Jul-78 90
> 48 Lene Lovich/Rachel Sweet/Wreckless Eric 14-Jan-79 60
> 49 Rory Gallagher (2) 17-Feb-79 60
> 50 Export 19-Feb-79 30
> 51 Cheap Trick 19-Feb-79 60
> 52 Wailing Cocks 24-Feb-79 40
> 53 Horslips 24-Feb-79 30
> 54 Skids 10-Mar-79 40
> 55 Magnum 10-Mar-79 40
> 55 Fingerprintz / Red Noise 24-Mar-79 60
> 56 Frankie Miller 31-Mar-79 60
> 55 Pink Floyd (3) 13-Apr-79 1974 50
> 56 Bethnal / Leyton Buzzards 14-Apr-79 60
> 57 Graham Parker and the Rumour 21-Apr-79 60
> 58 Steve Hillage (2) 28-Apr-79 60
> 59 Mike Oldfield 29-Apr-79 120
> 60 Fabulous Poodles / Motorhead 23-May-79 60
> 61 Yes 01-Jun-79 120
> 62 Roxy Music 02-Jun-79 60
> 63 Whitesnake (1) 05-Oct-79 40
> 64 Gillan (1) 06-Oct-79 40
> 65 Rush 12-Oct-79 40
> 66 Wishbone Ash Nov-79 30
> 67 Gary Numan Nov-79 30
> 68 Sky Nov-79 30
> 69 Rory Gallagher 03-Nov-79 60
> 70 Jam 22-Dec-79 40
> 71 Led Zeppelin (2) 28-Dec-79 27-Jun-69 60
> 72 Cozy Powell 29-Dec-79 40
> 73 Modern Eon / OMD 1980 60
> 74 Kinks 1980 40
> 75 John Martyn 1980 40
> 76 Ian Dury (3) 1980 60
> 77 UB40 1980 60
> 78 Camel (2) 1980 60
> 79 Joe Jackson (1) Feb-80 40
> 80 Gillan (3) and Interview Mar-80 40
> 81 Split Enz Mar-80 60
> 82 U.F.O 15-Mar-80 60
> 83 Police Apr-80 60
> 84 Genesis (4) Jul-80 90
> 85 Gillan (2) Aug-80 60
> 86 Ian Hunter 09-Aug-80 60
> 87 Wishbone Ash 16-Aug-80 60
> 88 Elvis Costello 25-Aug-80 60
> 89 Led Zeppelin 03-Oct-80 1971 60
> 90 Whitesnake (2) 11-Oct-80 60
> 91 Genesis (5) 26-Dec-80 120
> 92 Joe Jackson (2) 27-Dec-80 40
> 93 Deep Purple (2) 1986 60
> 95 The Christians 1986 60
> 96 Blancmange 1986 40
> 97 New Order 1986 30
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> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "mickcapewell" <michael.capewell@> wrote:
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> > Y'know, I can't help but wonder why there are few, if any, shows from 1971-73 anywhere. Surely some were recorded, although I suppose that sound quality may be an issue, seeing as Top Gear moved from the afternoon to a late night slot, and from my old memories of listening to Radio 1 in the Midlands, some nights it was, literally, unlistenable.
> > Mind you, back in the 80s I bought a Sandy Denny bootleg tape from a record fair (in Southampton I think), which featured several session tracks and an In Concert show. At the end of the tape were the tracks 'Man of Iron' and 'Leave In Silence' from the 'Pass Of Arms' EP. I assumed that, because they were quite rare, the compiler had simply added the EP to the tape, but as 'Leave In Silence' ended Peel appeared, making a comment about the songs being "Staggeringly atmospheric". That EP was released in September 1972, so somewhere, somebody had taped at least a portion of a show from that time. I think I still have the tape somewhere. I wonder if any more from that show is lying around somewhere.
> > 
> > As for the In Concert show...when did Peel stop introducing it? There are dozens...(hundreds!) of In Concerts doing the rounds, both dodgy and legit. Trouble is, sometimes 'legit' releases have live recordings that are not credited as BBC shows, presumably in an attempt to avoid paying anything to the BBC. 
> > Angel Air issued "Live & Raw" by Atomic Rooster, with previously 'unknown' tapes from 2 live concerts provided by guitarist John Cann. These shows are BBC In Concert programmes recorded off-air, including Peel's intros. It's strange to hear him effusively praising Atomic Rooster, (including Carl Palmer!), given his well-known opinions on Progressive Rock ;-)
> > Another 'BBC In Disguise' release is Greenslade's 'Live 1973-75' which also features their portions of 2 In Concert shows, with no mention of the Beeb anywhere.
> > Caravan issued their In Concert show on a limited edition CD for their fan club, and excellent it is too.
> > But stuff like Wild Turkey, Home, East Of Eden, Budgie, Tempest, Back Door, If, Plainsong, Refugee, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Camel, Incredible String Band, Argent, Blodwyn Pig, Thin Lizzy, Deep Purple, Tony Joe White, Humble Pie, Black Sabbath, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Strawbs, Nazareth, T Rex, Faces, Family, Be Bop Deluxe, Yes, Al Stewart, Van Der Graaf, Roxy Music, Bowie, Steeleye Span, Man, Roy Harper, Wishbone Ash, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Jack Bruce, Fairport, Soft Machine, Kevin Ayers, Bridget St John, Free, Queen, Supertramp, Focus, Pretty Things, Mott the Hoople, BJH, Badfinger, Lindisfarne, Magna Carta, UFO, Led Zeppelin, Mogul Thrash, Stone the Crows, Jeff Beck, Slade, Groundhogs, Roy Young Band, Edgar Broughton, Curved Air, Chicken Shack, Kiki Dee, Vinegar Joe and God only knows who else....it's all out there.
> > A lot of it is Post-Peel though and has oiks like Mike Harding and Pete Drummond doing the intros ;-)
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