RE: [peel] The John Cavanagh Tapes - Episode #1

[Stuart]

"(you name it, he's done it)" 

 

He's even read out some of my forecasts! (and phoned me up when they were
late..)

Some of my shared mixtapes have some content from Beat Patrol

 

Looking forward to the remaining shows.

 

I've read on the interweb that there are problems with Filezilla arrows due
to wxWidgets (Whatever they are) and also the following info:

 

You can use the Terminal utility or a third-party FTP utility such as: 

*	Interarchy, by Stairways Software (http://interarchy.com/) 
*	Fetch, by Fetch Softworks (http://fetchsoftworks.com/) 
*	Transmit, by Panic, Inc. (http://www.panic.com/transmit/)
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Hth Stuart (weatherman22)

 

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From: peel@yahoogroups.com [mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ken
Sent: 12 March 2011 19:50
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [peel] The John Cavanagh Tapes - Episode #1

 

  

A few weeks ago my old friend the Scottish broadcaster, promoter,
documentarist (you name it, he's done it) John Cavanagh - see links below to
his current / recent work - were having an email chat about something else
entirely different, when he dropped in a mention in passing of his taping of
Peel shows as a pre-pubescent in the seventies and how he'd recently been
listening to some of them again. I nearly fell off my chair. How on earth
could we have been acquaintances and shared several professional enthusiasms
- including Peel - for over 20 years, and never in all that time discussed
his off-air tape collection? Anyway, John went back to his tapes and a
couple of weeks ago presented me with a first batch (yes, that's right, he
says there are maybe a few more to come!) of some 9 complete shows from
75-77, plus 3 or 4 other short fragments, and according to my analysis, six
of these shows have not previously popped up anywhere (the 3 that have -
1975/11/18, 1975/12/08, and 1975/12/09 - are so close in detail to the
familiar versions in the torrents that I have a strong suspicion that John's
tapes may be the original source of these, dating to a tape sharing network
he contributed these to years ago).

Anyway, here's the first discovery of those six, John Peel's show dedicated
to his Top 15 singles of 1975. Enjoy. Oh, and it gets even better next week.

ken
PS. I am trying to put these on the mooo server, but using Filezilla on my
Mac does not reveal all my folders, and those that do appear do not have
drop-down arrows to enable me to open them. Can any Mac users explain the
simple mistake I must be making?

Peel 1975-12-19 (1 hour)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E96CPUS2

John Cavanagh:
http://www.phosphene.debrett.net/soundwave.htm
http://www.radiosix.com/ (and click on `programmes')
http://www.myspace.com/phosphene_soundwave
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2010/11_november/12/d
erbyshire.shtml
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtzdcLGWyCQ