[peel] Couple of new partial 1987 shows

[Alan Ford]

>> I just wrote down what I thought JP had said.

That's all we could do in those days; some of my phonetic guesses are pretty
comical.

I'll have a listen to the Electric Prunesy track but I doubt if I'll know
it.

BTW I see we've had another 4 members this week, taking us to 790. Don't be
too shy to say hello and, more importantly, whether you've got any tapes to
share!

I see the oldest member is one Martinw, member since 22/1/99 but the first
message was apparently from Les Miller on 1/2/99.
Did you start the group Martin?
The moderator is 'smchughuk', aka Stuart, who didn't join until December
1999; I don't recognise that yahoo ID, but is it the same Stuart who we now
all know as Mojo Babe?

I joined in 2001, mentioned the Colorblind James Experience in my very first
posting, and continue to plug them whenever I can. ONE DAY THE WORLD WILL
LISTEN !!!!!!!!! Or probably not.

I have so far contributed about a dozen tapes and there are more to come. I
just need to decide whether to persist with trying to get Audacity to work
on Linux, or give up and go back to Micr*S*FT.

Cheers

Alan





On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 12:55 AM, Stuart <stuartb@...> wrote:

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>  Alan
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> Quality control lapse there. I normally copy my track listings from my
> spreadsheet, which was created many years ago, from my handwritten database
> of recorded songs. Sometimes the spellings were inaccurate, I just wrote
> down what I thought JP had said.
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> When I wikify these tapes now, I put them through discogs to get full
> record label details and often realise at that point that I got the spelling
> wrong.
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> Obviously I forgot to double check the spellings of the session tracks on
> this occasion!
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> BUT - I notice Discogs spells the track Indoitasei so I am convinced that 'Ndoita
> Sei?' comes from the session notes, as that spelling has been picked up both
> by Ken and by the BBC web team, and the question mark must have originated
> from the session engineers at the time, before True Jit was released and the
> true spelling became apparent.
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> Incidentally on my spreadsheet and handwritten notes I had laboured for 24
> years under the delusion that track 16 on my mixtape
> http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/Mostly_Peel_Spring_1986  was a ditty named
> “Seven Out Of Ten”  by the combo known as “The Rochdale Judge” ……….
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> I don’t suppose you have listened to my February 1986 compilation
> http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/Peel_February_1986 as the 4th track on that I
> have not been able to identify – it sounds very Electric Prunesy and I feel
> it is one that I should know as it seems to be one  of those 60s pebbly
> garage standards?
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> Stuart
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> *From:* peel@yahoogroups.com [mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Alan
> Ford
> *Sent:* 11 August 2010 20:26
> *To:* peel@yahoogroups.com
> *Subject:* Re: [peel] Couple of new partial 1987 shows
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> Thanks for these Stuart.
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> Small point: The Bhundu Boys track is Rugare not Regarre.
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> Very much smaller point: Another of the BB tracks is listed by Ken as
> 'Ndoita Sei?'. Does the question mark indicate uncertainty of the title, or
> is the title a question? On the excellent CD True Jit it's listed as one
> word without a '?'.
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> Alan
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>  On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 10:27 PM, Stuart <stuartb@...>
> wrote:
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> The first is a relatively short one, only seven tracks, but three of them
> session tracks, two from Brilliant Corners and one from Soup Dragons, and
> contains JP's end of show wrapup.
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> http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/06_January_1987
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> More survives of my second show of tonight. This contains the complete
> second sessions of both the Bhundu Boys and the Shop Assistants, a snippet
> of Steve Fisk and a wonderful old tune by Zebra Stripes. Not much of the
> great man himself I'm afraid
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> http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/07_January_1987
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> Stuart
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