[peel] Re: Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance

[MARK LUETCHFORD]

minority voice here and maybe I should be but I can always the deep sense of disappointment when I forgot it was Friday and tuned in to hear Mr Peel and it was TV. Never could get over his DJ style and his playing of Heavy Metal to listen to the show - probably my loss.
Mark

--- On Fri, 17/6/11, Gert Stuut <dutch_record_59@...> wrote:

From: Gert Stuut <dutch_record_59@...>
Subject: Re: [peel] Re: Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance
To: "peel@yahoogroups.com" <peel@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, 17 June, 2011, 18:30















 
 



  


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

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

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> --- 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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