[peel] Glass Menagerie

[RobF]

I'm sceptical that this came from the BBC - and if it did, that it is
correct.

It only goes up to 1982 and there is stuff missing that we know must exist
as it's had a commercial release.

Also - it includes at least some of the Thin Lizzy tracks that were listed
a couple of months back as being missing from the BBC archives when
Universal went looking..



On 8 November 2011 10:51, John Gray <jt.gray@...> wrote:

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> An astounding piece of information! Are all these recordings really still
> held by the BBC??  And as Ken says, what is the significance of the
> bold/red type entries?  Recordings issued in some way?
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> (not expecting answers, just pondering!)
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> John Gray
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> On 8 Nov 2011, at 10:24, ken wrote:
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> Gert
> Many thanks for that spreadsheet. I have never seen this before. Can you
> tell me anything about where it comes from? IS it definitely an index of
> recordings held by the Archive? And do you have any idea what the bold or
> red marked entries indicate?
> thanks
> ken
> PS. The session can only be released if al the musicians involved and
> their then record company agree, and moreover, if anyone is interested in
> commercially re-releasing them!
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> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Gert Stuut <dutch_record_59@...> wrote:
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> > It's a pity that so vintage few BBC sessions are available.
> > I know there are plenty in the archives from the Beeb.
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> > See this link,
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> > Gert
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> > ________________________________
> > From: John Gray <jt.gray@...>
> > To: peel@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Monday, November 7, 2011 8:09 PM
> > Subject: [peel] Glass Menagerie
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> > Thanks very much to everyone who responded to my request about Glass
> Menagerie. I now know much more about the band, their recording history,
> and the sessions they recorded for the BBC - and how the BBC made use of
> them. It was heartening to discover I am far from alone in compiling CDs
> just for my own use. And I now have plenty of material for this latest one.
> The toast is to the Peel Group, and, thus, once again - John Peel!
> >
> > John Gray
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