[peel] Re: Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance

[Gert Stuut]

Wow, I am impressed! Looking forwards especial to The Pretty Things and the Damned!

Thanks in advance,
Gert



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From: haze_harrison <haze.harrison@...>
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 11:51 AM
Subject: [peel] Re: Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance


  
I should have asked before, if anyone can identify the FNC tracks from 1979-03-23 & 1981-08-14 please let me know by e-mail (rather than through the group)and I'll update the txt files.

Cheers, Haze

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "haze_harrison" <haze.harrison@...> wrote:
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> 
> 
> Here's a list of my FRS tapes. 
> This is what you can expect in the coming months although I probably won't be doing the full concert shows as they are readily available as better quality bootleg downloads....
> I'm just finishing 28/8/81 Atomic Rooster and Gary Boyle and then I'll try to do them chronologically
> 
> Date	Session 
> 29/12/1978	Genesis at Knebworth 
> 02/03/1979	Thin Lizzy	Streetwalkers
> 09/03/1979	David Bowie 
> 16/03/1979	Eddie And The Hot Rods	Van Der Graaf Generator
> 23/03/1979	Jethro Tull	Tom Robinson
> 06/04/1979	Cream 
> 20/04/1979	Family	John Miles
> 27/04/1979	Love Sculpture	Whitesnake
> 04/05/1979	Roxy Music 
> 18/05/1979	Fleetwood Mac 
> 25/05/1979	Jimi Hendrix 
> 01/06/1979	Yes at Wembley	Repeat of first ever FRS
> 08/06/1979	Deep Purple 
> 15/06/1979	Magazine	Judie Tzuke
> 22/06/1979	Genesis 
> 29/06/1979	Faces	Ruts
> 06/07/1979	Ruts	Free
> 13/07/1979	Lone Star	Ted Nugent
> 13/07/1979	Tubeway Army 
> 20/07/1979	King Crimson	Wayne County
> 17/08/1979	Bonzo Dog Band	Police
> 24/08/1979	Rory Gallagher 
> 31/08/1979	Scorpions (Reading) 
> 07/09/1979	Steve Hackett (Reading) 
> 21/09/1979	Climax Blues Band (Reading)
> 28/09/1979	Ian Gillan (Reading) 
> 05/10/1979	Van Der Graaf Generator	Spyder
> 19/10/1979	Thin Lizzy	Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
> 26/10/1979	Def Leppard	Be Bop Deluxe
> 02/11/1979	Beatles	Samson
> 09/11/1979	Caravan	Preying Mantis
> 23/11/1979	Def Leppard 
> 23/11/1979	Jeff Beck	Queen
> 07/12/1979	Samson	Tyranosaurus Rex
> 04/01/1980	AC DC	Syd Barrett
> 04/01/1980	Preying Mantis 
> 11/01/1980	Public Image Limited	Traffic
> 18/01/1980	Iron Maiden	Mott The Hoople
> 25/01/1980	Roy Harper	Girl
> 08/02/1980	Cream	Jimi Hendrix, Who, Pink Floyd
> 15/02/1980	Saxon	Ten Years After
> 22/02/1980	Procul Harem	Money
> 07/03/1980	Molly Hatchett (Reading) 
> 21/03/1980	Family	Jethro Tull, Fleetwood Mac, Status Quo
> 04/04/1980	Saxon	Queen
> 11/04/1980	Tygers Of Pan Tang	The Nice
> 1980-05 Flashback 69	Pink Floyd	Deep Purple	Yes
> 13/06/1980	Beatles	Tygers Of Pan Tang
> 04/07/1980	Whitesnake (Reading 79) 
> 11/07/1980	Genesis (Lyceum) 
> 18/07/1980	Heads Hands and Feet	Krokus ?
> 25/07/1980	Roger Waters on The Wall
> 01/08/1980	Girlschool	Trespass
> 15/08/1980	Pretty Things	More
> 29/08/1980	Pat Travers (Reading) 
> 05/09/1980	Samson	Slade (Reading)
> 12/09/1980	Def Leppard	Gillan (Reading)
> 26/09/1980	Led Zeppelin 1971 
> 03/10/1980	Krokus	Magnum (Reading)
> 10/10/1980	Whitesnake (Reading 80) 
> 31/10/1980	Nice	Free, Caravan
> 28/11/1980	Damned	Diamond Head
> 12/12/1980	Chevy	Yes, Beatles
> 02/01/1981	Whitesnake	Queen
> 09/01/1981	Saxon	Atomic Rooster
> 16/01/1981	Stone The Crows	Hibiscus
> 30/01/1981	Man	Motorhead
> 20/02/1981	Pat Travers	Magnum	Samson	Gillan	Iron Maiden
> 06/03/1981	Black Axe	Snafu
> 13/03/1981	Sweet Savage	Chevy
> 20/03/1981	Nazareth	Last Flight
> 27/03/1981	Steve Gibbons	White Spirit
> 03/04/1981	Robin Trower	Cryer
> 10/04/1981	Yardbirds	Zero
> 17/04/1981	Barclay James Harvest	Pretty Things	Wishbone Ash	Uriah Heep
> 24/04/1981	Rory Gallagher	Witchfynde
> 01/05/1981	Gong	Derringer
> 22/05/1981	Last Flyte	Pink Floyd
> 05/06/1981	Zero	Groundhogs
> 12/06/1981	Heads Hands and Feet	Roxy Music	Thin Lizzy	David Bowie
> 19/06/1981	Spyder	The Who
> 10/07/1981	Handsome Beasts	38 Special
> 14/08/1981	Deep Purple - California '74
> 28/08/1981	Atomic Rooster	Gary Boyle
> 
> 
> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "haze_harrison" <haze.harrison@> wrote:
> >
> > I think in that respect TV was very much like Peely. 
> > If he (and/or Tony Wilson) thought something was good he'd play it, whether it was "rock" or not.. I know he played Duran Duran "Planet Earth" a couple of weeks before it came out as I tried to buy it the following day!
> > 
> > --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Michael Capewell <mickcapewell@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Ha ha, I thought the Friday Rock Show was just an 18 month phase I had around NWOBHM, but the voice and the enthusiasm, a great man!!!
> > >  
> > >  
> > > **** John Miles! Sparks!! Elkie Brooks!!! Crikey! It just goes to show how much an effect the NWOBHM had on "Rock" shows post '79/80. Nowadays, 99% of all shows that bill themselves as "Rock Shows", not just on national radio, but on local stations and internet stations too, have a playlist that's all thud and fuzz, with little or no imagination. Bah! Etc...
> > >
> >
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