Peel on "Sounds of the 20th Century"

[so_it_goes_2512]

Bill, a wizard and a true star! Thanks so much for all of this. Re the  Peel clips: the Ray Stevens was from 1968, and I think SOTTC included it because it is now available....errr...on something called the John Peel Wiki!!! maybe (There's something else I'm sure they got from YouTube, but I can't remember right now)....Are the BBC sourcing us for material? I think we should be told...if so, I'll replace the detested Vine any day.
Steve (TK)

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "billfromnorthwales" <billfromnorthwales@...> wrote:
>
> Despite Jeremy Vine, (and he is really annoying) the "Sounds of the 20th
> Century" series continues on its journey, and I think Peel has made an
> appearance in the last 3 or 4 shows
> 
> (Introducing Top Gear and Ray Stevens in 1967 [who picked that?] getting
> DJ of the year at the Melody Maker awards in 1968 was it?, then getting
> refused entrance to a restaurant because his hair was too long, then
> introducing Canned Heat and Pink Floyd in 1970)
> 
> I wonder if he'll keep popping up or won't we see him again until 1976?
> 
> 
> Although 95% the same,  after about 1964 "Sounds of the 20th Century"
> became different than the original "25 Years of Rock" by adding quite a
> few Radio and TV excerpts - Hence Peel's appearances.
> 
> SOTTC is also less elegant in its links I think, and I don't think they
> did Kennedy and the Moon landings as good, but maybe that's because the
> despicable Vine spoils the plot at the start every week.
> 
> Anyway, for me and for Steve, and 6 other people the "25 Years of Rock" 
> folder is updated, and also includes 1971 before SOTTC's 1971, just in
> case they mess up the classic Faces link.  Woohoo!
> 
> 
> Where are they??????
> 
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