Groundhogs

[billfromnorthwales]

Well done Andy that was a good rip, as the kids say.

I have combined the files into a single mp3 and put it in the usual
place. Spot the join, etc.

Groundhogs 1972
<http://www.peel.mooo.com/peelgroup/BillfromNorthWales/04%20In%20Concert\
/1972-03-04%20BBC%20In%20Concert%20%28Groundhogs%29.mp3>


Sounds good, and I hope you can do some more as for me the provenance of
the  audio is everything,  so those links are as important as the music.

And I know I owe you some disks which  I am very late sending  [X-(]

Bill



--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "deadearnest1" <deadearnest@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
> Ages ago someone in the group wanted the original of The Groundhogs
"In Concert" so here it is. I noted that currently EMI are selling a
download of a concert  broadcast purporting to be from '72 but I think
that's not a single concert, judging by the tracks and the date and the
running order - but anyway, this IS the original - it's from '72 - I did
have an actual date but can't find it - sorry it's in two parts but my
limited computer skills won't let me do it any other way.
>
> https://rapidshare.com/files/2403287853/01_BBC_R1_In_Concert_1972.wma
>
>
https://rapidshare.com/files/722415378/02_BBC_R1_In_Concert_1972_Part_2.\
mp3
>
> I've also found "In Concert" broadcasts from Darryl Way's Wolf, a
Sassafras one that is different from the one Bill had, a Jack The Lad
one and I think an Al Stewart and Friends from Home one if there's any
interest in those.
> I do have a lot of tracks recorded from the seventies broadcasts. I
was different from most people at the time in that, in those wild and
heady bootleg days, the Americans would really get annoyed if you wanted
to trade and left the DJ in (they hated that - they just wanted the
track and no chat), I always left the DJ intro and outro in -
consequently I have lots of tracks - mainly session tracks -  featuring
Peel (and others) doing the intro and outro to the track - unfortunately
most of the tracks are released so I can't upload them for obvious
copyright reasons and I'm not that sure if such minutiae is of interest
anyway.
> Finally, if I may - a plug - every week I do a radio show (voluntary -
don't get paid) on Radio North Angus which is streamed live worldwide
every Saturday via the RNA website from 12.30pm to 3pm and it's the only
daytime radio show in the UK to feature purely unsigned bands, primarily
from Scotland. This weekend starts a run of shows featuring interviews
(this Sat the first 45 mins are with a guy from The Law previewing the
new album) and it's all made up on the spot so if there's any of you who
are open-minded music fans, do tune in and see if it's of interest....
> Thanks.......
>