[peel] Re: "John Peel's Scottish Sessions" BBC Radio Scotland, Christmas Day

[MARK LUETCHFORD]

SKIDS! Session #1 TV Stars has a John Peel mention in lyrics 
ALTERED IMAGES!
ORANGE JUICE!

and ... SHEENA EASTON!

and I do know I am shouting but these must feature - how are they going to fit it all in?

Although Proclaimers and Champion Doug Veitch (bhundu boys scottish connection!) don't seem to have sessions I ma sure I wouldn't have heard of them without Peel

He also did an outside broadcast in 1981- R1 went to Scotland for teh week




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From: Stuart <stuartb@...>
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 18 November, 2009 6:34:16
Subject: [peel] Re: "John Peel's Scottish Sessions" BBC Radio Scotland, Christmas Day

  
I don't expect I'll be able to suggest anything that hasn't already occurred to Nick Tom and yourself, so I would hope the likes of the Scars, Josef K, Primevals would get a mention, as well as the bands JP supported even after they made it eg Simple Minds. Slightly off topic would be the fact that Radio Scotland and Radio Clyde also had sessions from local bands, Colin Sommerville/ Bily Sloan would be able to help out there. And of Course there was the Sounds of the Suburbs TV show..

--- In peel@yahoogroups. com, "ken_garner" <ken_garner@ ...> wrote:
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> Just heard about this one forthcoming from my acquaintance Nick Low - no, not that one, this is the real Nick Low - who also produces here from his base in Glasgow the Craig Charles Funk & Soul show for 6 Music, among other groovy beat happenings (aided by Hermeet Chadha, Peel's former prog ass't):
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> "I am producing a 2 hour special for BBC Radio Scotland to be broadcast on Christmas Day called "John Peel's Scottish Sessions" presented by his son Tom Ravenscroft charting the Scottish acts whose careers were boosted by John's programme and the offer to go to Maida Vale to record sessions for his show" he says.
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> "It will talk about Scottish Peel session phenomenons from Ivor Cutler to Lulu, del Amitri to The Stretchheads, and John Martyn to The Delgados"
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> If you've got other suggestions/ contacts/ anecdotes. Scottish faves to suggest, let me know quick and I'll pass on the tips to Nick.
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> Another one to set the iplayer recording controls for after the Christmas pudding, I guess. However, I understand I may be appearing in it briefly myself, sorry.
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> k
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