1975 mystery tracks challenge

[ken]

I'm working through vol 3 of dektician's logs right now, summer 1973, and hope to have these done for sharing by christmas. It seems logical that some of his reels are from early 1975, because vol 4 or 5 (forthcoming) of the logs cover this period too, including Peel's teatime shows and some saturday afternoon rock weeks...

but that's all for the future

k

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "steve" <saipanda@...> wrote:
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> Many thanks to Darren for the link to his In Concert info. Will look to add to the wiki in the next day or two.
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> In the meantime - before I go to bed - something I've been working on with Colin (of this parish) the past few days are the previously unlisted Decktician's Reels. 
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> For more details, see:
> http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/Decktician_Reels
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> As you may recall, Decktician has shared a big bunch of tracklistings with us from the early 70s, via Ken and the wiki, and has also put his old Peel reel to reels up for digitising, c/o Rocker. 
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> The first three of these - transferred and shared by Roger - yielded one 1974 Rock Week extract (the only one in circulation, I believe), featuring a Mick Ronson interview. 
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> But the remaining sections have not been catalogued and have been a bit of a mystery, as there's only the odd word from Peel for clues. Anyway, me and Colin have had a crack at trying to work out what the tracks are - and the results are now there to be seen on the wiki, via the link above (tapes 5a, 11 and 12).
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> Seems like most (all?) of the material is from 1975, but there is still a fair number of gaps - which is where I would like to ask people for help to ID some of the mystery tracks, which should help narrow down the show dates. 
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> Seems like at least some of the shows are from March/July (from the session tracks). Hopefully more will be revealed....
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> Please feel free to get in touch with off-list, add suggestions to the relevant pages (use the edit button, don't worry about the format).
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> Cheers,
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> Steve W
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