From stuartb@... Wed Jun 1 00:21:17 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Tue, 31 May 2016 23:21:17 +0100 Subject: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Glad you are enjoying the shows! The Pates Tapes each contain four tapes including 1 POITS to make up the 3 hour file so that is 20 tapes so far! On 31 May 2016 22:42:18 BST, "peeloutinthestates@... [peel]" wrote: >Hello, all. Just a brief (BRIEF) bum-kissing bit. Its annoying, but its >heartfelt... I've been using the John Peel Wiki for a few years now. In >conjunction with this fine discussion group here, it is simply one of >the most essential resources on the internet, and the preserved shows >its led me to have helped me through some loooong days at work. So >thank you all - The rippers, the tracklisters, and the fans that >continue to talk about John Peel and keep him alive. Thank you. This is >how the 'net should be, and increasingly isn't... > > >Whew. That was the mushy bit, here's the begging bit - I was a huge fan >of Radcliffe and Lard in the 90's, so I was pretty excited when I found >out Peel once hosted a show with Lard and Mark Lamarr. Maybe its morbid >curiosity... If anyone has access to the show dated 20th March 1996 and >can share, I'd be so, so grateful. I believe K uploaded originally. > > >Now to business. Pates Tapes has begun to re-up its Peel content after >the big site re-do from a few years back. Just the Peel Out In The >States shows at the moment, but it should be well worth keeping an eye >on as this cunning Yank somehow had many of the BBC shows not available >anywhere else... > > > Cheers, all. > > > From peeloutinthestates@... Thu Jun 2 00:15:38 2016 From: peeloutinthestates@... (peeloutinthestates@...) Date: 01 Jun 2016 15:15:38 -0700 Subject: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Ah, I didn't realise! Thanks, Stuart, that's certainly a bit of a bonus. From pauliesarchive@... Thu Jun 2 02:33:11 2016 From: pauliesarchive@... (pauliesarchive@...) Date: 01 Jun 2016 17:33:11 -0700 Subject: so exciting In-Reply-To: <0000210b17c3$07428a99$2e988674$@...> References: <0000210b17c3$07428a99$2e988674$@...> Message-ID: What's more exciting is guessing how long it'll be before you get your membership dumped. From stuartb@... Thu Jun 2 03:28:22 2016 From: stuartb@... (stuartb@...) Date: 01 Jun 2016 18:28:22 -0700 Subject: Next Lowman batch Message-ID: As promised side b of L411 has been ripped and uploaded, containing as it did another new bit of 6th March 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/06_March_1993. L412 contained a new section of 20th March 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/20_March_1993 including another instalment of the Phantom 50 on side a, while on the reverse, was a partly new section of 26th March 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/26_March_1993. L413 side a contained the last bit of the Andy Kershaw show of 13th March 1993 followed by the missing first two tracks of 13th March 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/13_March_1993, which now completes the show. Side b was a later section of the same show. L414 and L415 yielded 3 Mixing Its all linked to from the main SL Tapes http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/SL_Tapes_%28tapes%29#L401-L500 page. I decided to spare the group the Medieval Christian music on L415b.... The last SL tape for now, L416 stepped back a bit to 27th February 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/27_February_1993, another new bit, followed by the last half hour, previously unshared, of 19th March 1993 http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/19_March_1993#. Finally for now, and the next few weeks, a few more Memorex re-rips, 19th 22nd and 26th Nov 1979 and 6th January 1982, you know where to find 'em Stuart From M.Luetchford@... Wed Jun 1 22:46:19 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (m.Luetchford) Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2016 21:46:19 +0100 Subject: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! Message-ID: <9hc81190208c1bxecx9c5xv3.1464813979759@...> I like all you lurkers but not as much as the original punk combo of Peel lore. Come out of your shells more I am sure you have lots to share... I too would be interested in the 1996 show. with those three could be the most laconic acerbic dead pan but intelligent show in history. Mr Lamarr always had impeccable taste in Reggae and Rock n Roll which he used to exhibit on Radio 2. I miss him. Where is he now? M Sent from my Samsung device -------- Original message -------- From: "Stuart Brooks stuartb@brooks22.plus.com [peel]" Date: 31/05/2016 23:21 (GMT+00:00) To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes!   Glad you are enjoying the shows! The Pates Tapes each contain four tapes including 1 POITS to make up the 3 hour file so that is 20 tapes so far! On 31 May 2016 22:42:18 BST, "peeloutinthestates@yahoo.com [peel]" wrote:   Hello, all. Just a brief (BRIEF) bum-kissing bit. Its annoying, but its heartfelt... I've been using the John Peel Wiki for a few years now. In conjunction with this fine discussion group here, it is simply one of the most essential resources on the internet, and the preserved shows its led me to have helped me through some loooong days at work. So thank you all - The rippers, the tracklisters, and the fans that continue to talk about John Peel and keep him alive. Thank you. This is how the 'net should be, and increasingly isn't... Whew. That was the mushy bit, here's the begging bit - I was a huge fan of Radcliffe and Lard in the 90's, so I was pretty excited when I found out Peel once hosted a show with Lard and Mark Lamarr. Maybe its morbid curiosity... If anyone has access to the show dated 20th March 1996 and can share, I'd be so, so grateful. I believe K uploaded originally. Now to business. Pates Tapes has begun to re-up its Peel content after the big site re-do from a few years back. Just the Peel Out In The States shows at the moment, but it should be well worth keeping an eye on as this cunning Yank somehow had many of the BBC shows not available anywhere else... Cheers, all. From stuartb@... Thu Jun 2 11:55:09 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2016 10:55:09 +0100 Subject: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> I’m uploading this show to the Mooo. BTW has anyone got any difficulty playing POITS5 from Pates Tapes? From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 10:42 PM To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: [peel] Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! Hello, all. Just a brief (BRIEF) bum-kissing bit. Its annoying, but its heartfelt... I've been using the John Peel Wiki for a few years now. In conjunction with this fine discussion group here, it is simply one of the most essential resources on the internet, and the preserved shows its led me to have helped me through some loooong days at work. So thank you all - The rippers, the tracklisters, and the fans that continue to talk about John Peel and keep him alive. Thank you. This is how the 'net should be, and increasingly isn't... Whew. That was the mushy bit, here's the begging bit - I was a huge fan of Radcliffe and Lard in the 90's, so I was pretty excited when I found out Peel once hosted a show with Lard and Mark Lamarr. Maybe its morbid curiosity... If anyone has access to the show dated 20th March 1996 and can share, I'd be so, so grateful. I believe K uploaded originally. Now to business. Pates Tapes has begun to re-up its Peel content after the big site re-do from a few years back. Just the Peel Out In The States shows at the moment, but it should be well worth keeping an eye on as this cunning Yank somehow had many of the BBC shows not available anywhere else... Cheers, all. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus From troche2255@... Fri Jun 3 04:27:34 2016 From: troche2255@... (Tom Roche) Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2016 21:27:34 -0500 Subject: Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Message-ID: Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche From klacktoveedesteen@... Fri Jun 3 10:07:49 2016 From: klacktoveedesteen@... (Pete Conkerton) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 08:07:49 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <581195280.6755556.1464941269078.JavaMail.yahoo@...> I trust the big beasts of the group will stir into action directly (my electronic chequebook will stand a small contribution) - I'm very much looking forward to hearing Prince Far The First :-) Bontemps roulez, Tom (as you probably never ever say) Cheers aye, Pete On Friday, 3 June 2016, 3:27, "Tom Roche troche2255@... [peel]" wrote:   Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner?  Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche -color:#e0ecee;float:left;font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;padding:10px;}537photos div label {color:#666666;font-size:10px;overflow:hidden;text-alig From stuartb@... Fri Jun 3 12:32:06 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 11:32:06 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <8F1058B3A4D44FB4A885BC3151C2F593@StuartGaming5> Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus From rockerq@... Fri Jun 3 12:53:55 2016 From: rockerq@... (Rocker) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 06:53:55 -0400 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <8F1058B3A4D44FB4A885BC3151C2F593@StuartGaming5> Message-ID: <15515e5e491-7d70-32f3@...> Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com From rockerq@... Fri Jun 3 14:53:42 2016 From: rockerq@... (Rocker) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 08:53:42 -0400 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <15515e5e491-7d70-32f3@...> Message-ID: <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@...s.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com From M.Luetchford@... Fri Jun 3 22:00:52 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (MARK LUETCHFORD) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 20:00:52 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] Next Lowman batch In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <1900810526.7423966.1464984052445.JavaMail.yahoo@...> great contribution - thanks. On Thursday, 2 June 2016, 2:28, "stuartb@... [peel]" wrote:   As promised side b of L411 has been ripped and uploaded, containing as it did another new bit of 6th March 1993. L412 contained a new section of  20th March 1993 including another instalment of the Phantom 50 on side a, while on the reverse, was a partly new section of 26th March 1993.  L413 side a contained the last bit of the Andy Kershaw show of 13th March 1993 followed by the missing first two tracks of 13th March 1993, which now completes the show. Side b was a later section of the same show. L414 and L415 yielded 3 Mixing Its all linked to from the main SL Tapes page. I decided to spare the group the Medieval Christian music on L415b.... The last SL tape for now, L416 stepped back a bit to 27th February 1993, another new bit, followed by the last half hour, previously unshared, of 19th March 1993.  Finally for now, and the next few weeks, a few more Memorex re-rips, 19th 22nd and 26th Nov 1979 and 6th January 1982, you know where to find 'em Stuart ground-color:#e0ecee;float:left;font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;padding:978463080photos div label {color:#666666;font-size:10px;overflow:hidden;tex From M.Luetchford@... Fri Jun 3 22:10:05 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (MARK LUETCHFORD) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 20:10:05 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> References: <15515e5e491-7d70-32f3@...> <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> Message-ID: <1362411223.7523703.1464984605171.JavaMail.yahoo@...> Big fan of the WS shows - nuggets of Peel although prefer the full two hours. Stuart and soitgoes are the most prolific and reliable rippers so would be good if one of them could do the honours (and anyone else who wants to volunteer) seem to remember a dearth of post 85 tapes to 90 but I may be wrong. Hope you enjoy your move - I would like the recording of the celebration of john's life. I should have gone and will regret another instance of standing by but console myself that john himself often didn't do things (eg see the Sex Pistols or Joy Division or Half Man Half Biscuit (first time round)) and regretted it so I am in good company. On Friday, 3 June 2016, 13:53, "Rocker rockerq@... [peel]" wrote:   Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@...s.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart   From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AMTo: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner?  Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche | | Virus-free. www.avast.com | kground-color:#e0ecee;float:left;font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;padding0217226227photos div label {color:#666666;font-size:10px;overflow:hidden;te From rockerq@... Fri Jun 3 23:28:02 2016 From: rockerq@... (Rocker) Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2016 17:28:02 -0400 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <1362411223.7523703.1464984605171.JavaMail.yahoo@...> Message-ID: <155182a70bc-7bae-5828@...> Ermmm I actually put Half Man Half Biscuit on in Bristol in Feb 1986 - their first gig outside Merseyside - and John Peel actually drove over from Stowmarket to see them. One reason this gig especially sticks in my mind is because it was the Flatmates' very first gig - we played an early support slot before Jeggsy Dodd and HMHB - And Peelie missed our set because he went off for a curry. Our ever-helpful singer Deb told him later that evening "You didn't miss much"... Rocker -----Original Message----- From: MARK LUETCHFORD M.Luetchford@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 9:13 pm Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Big fan of the WS shows - nuggets of Peel although prefer the full two hours. Stuart and soitgoes are the most prolific and reliable rippers so would be good if one of them could do the honours (and anyone else who wants to volunteer) seem to remember a dearth of post 85 tapes to 90 but I may be wrong. Hope you enjoy your move - I would like the recording of the celebration of john's life. I should have gone and will regret another instance of standing by but console myself that john himself often didn't do things (eg see the Sex Pistols or Joy Division or Half Man Half Biscuit (first time round)) and regretted it so I am in good company. On Friday, 3 June 2016, 13:53, "Rocker rockerq@... [peel]" wrote: Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com From martinwheatley@... Sat Jun 4 09:27:35 2016 From: martinwheatley@... (Martin Wheatley) Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2016 08:27:35 +0100 Subject: More 9 of 23 [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Message-ID: Yes I'm still around. I've had a long sequence of health problems and can't get around much anymore. I can be outsprinted by the average ant!! I've been watching your photos on facebook with interest! As you will know my interest is in sessions rather than actual Peel programs so I'm a distant observer of the group nowadays martinw From M.Luetchford@... Sun Jun 5 00:05:38 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (Mr M D Luetchford) Date: Sat, 04 Jun 2016 23:05:38 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Message-ID: Interesting- I could have sworn him saying how much he regretted not seeing hmhb before they retreated to their bedrooms to watch more tv leaving us with back in the dhss again ... fortunately they returned triumphant. Well done rocker for that effort then and now ... On 3 June 2016, at 22:28, "Rocker rockerq@aol.com [peel]" wrote:   Ermmm I actually put Half Man Half Biscuit on in Bristol in Feb 1986 - their first gig outside Merseyside - and John Peel actually drove over from Stowmarket to see them. One reason this gig especially sticks in my mind is because it was the Flatmates' very first gig - we played an early support slot before Jeggsy Dodd and HMHB - And Peelie missed our set because he went off for a curry. Our ever-helpful singer Deb told him later that evening "You didn't miss much"... Rocker -----Original Message----- From: MARK LUETCHFORD M.Luetchford@btopenworld.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 9:13 pm Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Big fan of the WS shows - nuggets of Peel although prefer the full two hours. Stuart and soitgoes are the most prolific and reliable rippers so would be good if one of them could do the honours (and anyone else who wants to volunteer) seem to remember a dearth of post 85 tapes to 90 but I may be wrong. Hope you enjoy your move - I would like the recording of the celebration of john's life. I should have gone and will regret another instance of standing by but console myself that john himself often didn't do things (eg see the Sex Pistols or Joy Division or Half Man Half Biscuit (first time round)) and regretted it so I am in good company. On Friday, 3 June 2016, 13:53, "Rocker rockerq@aol.com [peel]" wrote:   Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@brooks22.plus.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Hi Tom,   Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious!   The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time.   Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy.   There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far   Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up.   Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties.   Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real   atb   Stuart       From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.     Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner?  Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com From peeloutinthestates@... Mon Jun 6 14:53:39 2016 From: peeloutinthestates@... (peeloutinthestates@...) Date: 06 Jun 2016 05:53:39 -0700 Subject: Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> References: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> Message-ID: You know, I think that show was actually as much fun as I hoped! Thank you so much for the re-up, Stuart and I'd urge anyone to give this one a go soon. Show 5 of Peel Out In The States won't play for me, but then I am having trouble with show 4 an all... m.Luetchford, A friend and myself were just wondering about the whereabouts of Mark Lamarr ourselves. He was always good value on the telly or radio. The New Lurkers, eh? They've never played... they never met! That's kinda, sorta punk... From stuartb@... Mon Jun 6 15:21:02 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Mon, 06 Jun 2016 14:21:02 +0100 Subject: [peel] Re: Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: References: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> Message-ID: <97367959-365B-4CB5-8A5F-2013C2637CCB@...> They won't play for me either On 6 June 2016 13:53:39 BST, "peeloutinthestates@... [peel]" wrote: >You know, I think that show was actually as much fun as I hoped! Thank >you so much for the re-up, Stuart and I'd urge anyone to give this one >a go soon. Show 5 of Peel Out In The States won't play for me, but then >I am having trouble with show 4 an all... > > >m.Luetchford, A friend and myself were just wondering about the >whereabouts of Mark Lamarr ourselves. He was always good value on the >telly or radio. The New Lurkers, eh? They've never played... they never >met! That's kinda, sorta punk... From peeloutinthestates@... Mon Jun 6 17:08:04 2016 From: peeloutinthestates@... (peeloutinthestates@...) Date: 06 Jun 2016 08:08:04 -0700 Subject: [peel] Re: Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: <97367959-365B-4CB5-8A5F-2013C2637CCB@...> References: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> <97367959-365B-4CB5-8A5F-2013C2637CCB@...> Message-ID: I'll shoot Mr. Pates a message then. See if we can get it sorted. From robfleay@... Tue Jun 7 10:53:43 2016 From: robfleay@... (RobF) Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2016 09:53:43 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> References: <15515e5e491-7d70-32f3@...> <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> Message-ID: I'm always willing to rip more tapes if we have a backlog anywhere. Just say the word On 3 June 2016 at 13:53, Rocker rockerq@... [peel] wrote: > > > Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World > Service show cassettes from the USA. > > I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so > would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? > > Rocker > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Rocker > To: peel > Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am > Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. > > Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now > but will check when I go home later. > > Cheers! > > Rocker > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@... [peel] < > peel@yahoogroups.com> > To: peel > Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am > Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. > > > Hi Tom, > > Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m > slightly envious! > > The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few > which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for > the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and > when they have the time. > > Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World > Service shows here but as > you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. > > There is a handy list of Radio > 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far > > Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go > to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. > > Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection > that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on > the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take > on digitisation duties. > > Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In > Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real > > atb > > Stuart > > > > *From:* mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com > *Sent:* Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM > *To:* PeelLIST > *Subject:* [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. > > > Hello longtime PeelList friends, > > It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 > years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most > music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the > effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. > > As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and > shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was > recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via > a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the > dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big > ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the > tapes here in November still un-catalogued. > > (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St > Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack > White, Laura Cantrell and me.) > > I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready > for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM > shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped > over. > > But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I > have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All > the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the > show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The > First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting > from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of > domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and > he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch > again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. > > For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly > rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably > recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and > rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. > > Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who > would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site > thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder > all of it. > > Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? > > Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. > Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good > Riddance book. > > If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to > re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first > 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of > my new world. > > https://vimeo.com/155266481 > > I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station > here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. > > Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. > > Tom Roche > > > > > Virus-free. > www.avast.com > > > > > From stuartb@... Tue Jun 7 15:33:05 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2016 14:33:05 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: References: <15515e5e491-7d70-32f3@...> <15516538f76-3cd8-404f@...> Message-ID: That’d be great Rob, hopefully I’ll be ready to help out again when Tom gets round to the R1 tapes! From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 9:53 AM To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. I'm always willing to rip more tapes if we have a backlog anywhere. Just say the word On 3 June 2016 at 13:53, Rocker rockerq@... [peel] wrote: Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hi Tom, Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious! The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time. Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy. There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up. Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties. Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real atb Stuart From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus From M.Luetchford@... Tue Jun 7 23:32:51 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (Mr M D Luetchford) Date: Tue, 07 Jun 2016 22:32:51 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Message-ID: <95cq5hmrgro44eexuot9ao63.1465335171000@...> I would to as long as soitgoes steve helps me out with necessary support. Got a turntable to digitise vinyl but only produces wav files. I like the warm quality but no tape facility. Presume the quality wouldn't be good enough for this group as I could invest in a special tape player thing. M On 7 June 2016, at 14:33, "'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@brooks22.plus.com [peel]" wrote:   That’d be great Rob, hopefully I’ll be ready to help out again when Tom gets round to the R1 tapes!   From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 9:53 AM To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.     I'm always willing to rip more tapes if we have a backlog anywhere. Just say the word   On 3 June 2016 at 13:53, Rocker rockerq@aol.com [peel] wrote: Yes - still around £100 here, which should cover sending the 80-odd World Service show cassettes from the USA. I know the remaining Lowman tapes will keep Stuart busy for while, so would any of our other rippers like to volunteer to do this new batch? Rocker     -----Original Message----- From: Rocker To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:53 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Yes I think there's still some money in the ripping kitty. Am at work now but will check when I go home later. Cheers! Rocker       -----Original Message----- From: 'Stuart Brooks' stuartb@brooks22.plus.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2016 11:32 am Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Hi Tom,   Glad you are enjoying your new home, having avidly watched Treme I’m slightly envious!   The digitisation continues, there are a couple of ongoing projects, a few which burst into activity every so often, and others which have paused for the time being, as the tapers ripping their own collections do so as and when they have the time.   Many thanks for the offer of your tapes. The Wiki does cover the World Service shows here but as you can see the coverage before 2002 is very patchy.   There is a handy list of Radio 1 shows too, detailing how much of each show has been discovered so far   Rocker may still have some funds collected from the group which could go to the postage costs, if not can put out a call for a top-up.   Personally I have quite a few tapes left over from an earlier collection that I’m working on at the moment so it’s only fair to give someone else on the group a shot, but should no-one else volunteer, I’m very happy to take on digitisation duties.   Also thanks for the tip about WWOZ-FM, I had been rooting about on Tune-In Radio to try and sample the Treme atmosphere for real   atb   Stuart       From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 3:27 AM To: PeelLIST Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.     Hello longtime PeelList friends, It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the tapes here in November still un-catalogued. (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack White, Laura Cantrell and me.) I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped over. But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder all of it. Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. Hello Ken Garner?  Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good Riddance book. If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of my new world. https://vimeo.com/155266481 I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. Tom Roche Virus-free. www.avast.com   Virus-free. www.avast.com From stuartb@... Wed Jun 8 01:36:48 2016 From: stuartb@... (stuartb@...) Date: 07 Jun 2016 16:36:48 -0700 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: <95cq5hmrgro44eexuot9ao63.1465335171000@...> References: <95cq5hmrgro44eexuot9ao63.1465335171000@...> Message-ID: Did you not used to have a special tape player thingy? From M.Luetchford@... Wed Jun 8 08:37:38 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (m.Luetchford) Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2016 07:37:38 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. Message-ID: Yep could use that old faithful with ancient laptop computer thingy and use audacity but was wondering if the ease of use of the turntable converter produces good enough quality wav files if I was to invest in the tape thing they tried to sell me. It's simplicity is great and for my lofi ears a lovely warm vinyl sound ... but suspect others may think its muddy ... Sent from my Samsung device -------- Original message -------- From: "stuartb@brooks22.plus.com [peel]" Date: 08/06/2016 00:36 (GMT+00:00) To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes.   Did you not used to have a special tape player thingy? From peeloutinthestates@... Thu Jun 9 11:50:10 2016 From: peeloutinthestates@... (peeloutinthestates@...) Date: 09 Jun 2016 02:50:10 -0700 Subject: [peel] Re: Brief Intro and Peel Returns to Pates Tapes! In-Reply-To: References: <08BF2DE9D91A41C2A1FB7D13893E0FA1@StuartGaming5> <97367959-365B-4CB5-8A5F-2013C2637CCB@...> Message-ID: Shows 4 and 5 back in working order, with more uploads promised for the future! From asimov.mp@... Fri Jun 17 14:04:45 2016 From: asimov.mp@... (asimov.mp@...) Date: 17 Jun 2016 05:04:45 -0700 Subject: Shakti 1977 Message-ID: Is there a recoding of this ? It was only a single track "Dance du bonne heur" From dunelm@... Fri Jun 17 20:46:16 2016 From: dunelm@... (dunelm@...) Date: 17 Jun 2016 11:46:16 -0700 Subject: Ivor Cutler Message-ID: BBC - Drama On 3: The Beautiful Cosmos Of Ivor Cutler - Media Centre http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2016/27/drama-on-3 BBC - Drama On 3: The Beautiful Cosmos Of Ivor Cutler - Media Centre http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2016/27/drama-on-3 The fragmented life of the surrealist, poet, songwriter and eccentric, Ivor Cutler. View on www.bbc.co.uk http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2016/27/drama-on-3 Preview by Yahoo From stuartb@... Sat Jun 18 20:26:46 2016 From: stuartb@... (Stuart Brooks) Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2016 19:26:46 +0100 Subject: [peel] Shakti 1977 In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <06B1C65BFDB24D3FAD1D3FDF0C002CED@StuartGaming5> Hi, It was shared a while back by Leicester Jim, but the file had disappeared from Mediafire. I’ve uploaded it, see the link at the bottom of the webpage below. Funnily enough it is the only track available from this show.... Stuart http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/13_May_1977 From: mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 17, 2016 1:04 PM To: peel@yahoogroups.com Subject: [peel] Shakti 1977 Is there a recoding of this ? It was only a single track "Dance du bonne heur" --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus From ford.alan@... Sun Jun 19 17:46:59 2016 From: ford.alan@... (Alan Ford) Date: Sun, 19 Jun 2016 16:46:59 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta No More - but still has 300 tapes. In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: A belated 'Hello Tom' from me. I can chip in towards postage, but can't help with ripping. You may remember sending me stuff in the past, particularly - if I remember correctly - a World Service 75th Anniv show introduced by John. I've still got it somewhere, but everything's still in boxes since moving house last year. This clip of John playing French Toast Man mentions you at the start and me at the end. https://soundcloud.com/alan-ford-9/peel-2001-03-01-extract-french-toast-man The slightly pretentious email I sent was kept with the record and now forms part of The John Peel Archive: https://www.flickr.com/photos/25624382@N02/14767339484/in/album-72157624296952539/ Cheers Alan On Fri, Jun 3, 2016 at 3:27 AM, Tom Roche troche2255@gmail.com [peel] < peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > Hello longtime PeelList friends, > > It has been some time since I posted. Last year I began closing up 30 > years in Atlanta and moved to New Orleans - which of course has the most > music-rich history of any city in the US. Having a grand time; all the > effort to get here (and whew it was a damn chore) was worth it. > > As stated previously, I had UK friends in the 80s and 90s recording and > shipping Peel BBC Radio One shows on cassette for me. Meanwhile I was > recording his BBC World Service Shows both over the air (SW low-fi) and via > a cleaner - but still mono - satellite link. My plan was to log all the > dates of the shows I have - and post to this list - before making the big > ATL to NOLA move, but life got complicated .... and I moved the all the > tapes here in November still un-catalogued. > > (Somewhere I even have my own recording of the funeral service in Bury St > Edmonds. I believe the only Yanks to drop everything and fly over were Jack > White, Laura Cantrell and me.) > > I want to inquire how your digitization of tapes is going. Are you ready > for another large batch? Obviously I need to post a logging of all the FM > shows I have... so that shows you have already archived are not shipped > over. > > But what I have done this week is separated out all the BBCWS shows I > have... it is between 75 and 80, and the parcel weighs 12-13 pounds. All > the shows begin with an often-clueless continuity announcer intro-ing the > show (the best intro is the BBCWS promising music from "Prince Far The > First.") Then comes Grinderswitch and then an ever-changing clever greeting > from JP, then basically a 30 minute condensation of the week's 6 hours of > domestic shows, sans sessions. He would get maybe 4 letters a month and > he'd read those out, sometimes even a letter from me. Then Grinderswitch > again as the outro, later changed to any extendable techno track he liked. > > For a time he was limited to playing UK tracks only, some BBCWS silly > rule, then about 1990 that changed. My satellite dish friend probably > recorded every show over 10 years, but we only saved the best ones and > rolled over the rest, alas. So the surviving shows are good ones. > > Anyway, shall we extend the Peel Wiki to the World Service shows? Who > would like all these cassettes? And do we want to do a little funding-site > thing to pay for the overseas shipping? I can contribute but can shoulder > all of it. > > Then I'll move on to logging the (plus or minus) 300 R1 tapes, yes? > > Hello Martin Wheatley - still around? Hello Phil Edwards and the missus. > Hello Ken Garner? Is David Cavanagh on the list? Love love love the Good > Riddance book. > > If anyone on the list is passing through New Orleans and wants to > re-define the term "pub crawl" please please get in touch. I buy the first > 4 rounds. I am still doing film video editing.... here is a little taste of > my new world. > > https://vimeo.com/155266481 > > I urge you to check out our startlingly good R&B/jazz/heritage station > here WWOZ-FM. Truly exceptional 24/7. > > Let the good times roll ... and my best to all ya'll as we say 'round here. > > Tom Roche > > > > From dunelm@... Wed Jun 22 16:51:25 2016 From: dunelm@... (dunelm@...) Date: 22 Jun 2016 07:51:25 -0700 Subject: Life has Surface Noise Message-ID: http://vinylfied.com/ http://vinylfied.com/ http://vinylfied.com/ http://vinylfied.com/ Vinylfied, a website dedicated to bringing back the feeling and warmth of vinyl to your music. Select one of the streaming services from the menu above View on vinylfied.com http://vinylfied.com/ Preview by Yahoo From webbiewebbster@... Tue Jun 28 20:54:42 2016 From: webbiewebbster@... (webbiewebbster@...) Date: 28 Jun 2016 11:54:42 -0700 Subject: A couple of John Peel-related video clips Message-ID: This bloke talks about the memory of encountering John Peel at Glastonbury many years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGn3QoaaHR4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGn3QoaaHR4 Top Of The Pops - The Story Of 1982: This is the segment that talks about John returning to the show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INpoiP9idQs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INpoiP9idQs From M.Luetchford@... Tue Jun 28 22:49:04 2016 From: M.Luetchford@... (MARK LUETCHFORD) Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2016 20:49:04 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] A couple of John Peel-related video clips In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <13685490.5256152.1467146944031.JavaMail.yahoo@...> Bizarrely I witnessed a similar experience (eg naked woman humping stone) at the stone circle in Glastonbury in about the same year - although without the benefit of John Peel's wit.... shame. 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