[peel] Peel on Local Radio circa 1988
Dr Mango
dr_mango2004@...
Mon Mar 6 16:45:11 CET 2017
Coincidentally, just the other day I listened to the show of 1 August 1990 in which he explains his decision to move from weeknights to 3 hour shows at the weekends. He mentions a Sunday night show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and says he'll be giving that up too, as he is away from home for too many nights per week.
DM
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On Sun, 5/3/17, markc63@... [peel] <peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: [peel] Peel on Local Radio circa 1988
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, 5 March, 2017, 20:07
On the end of one of my Peel
compilation tapes I've come across 15mins of Peel
presenting a show for BBC Cambridgeshire. I did know about
this show as I listened to them at the time (I was living in
Northants in the late 80's early 90's). I think they
were broadcast on a Sunday evening (6pm start, possibly). I
remember him saying he was asked to put a local slant to
them, but he replied that 'everywhere is local to
somewhere' and pretty much played the same sort of stuff
as on his R1 show (as you can tell from the 3 tracks on this
snippet).
Some things have come back
to me as type this. He had an assistant, Melissa, who was
apparently a family friend and wanted a job in the music
industry. There were competitions and I have a feeling I won
a copy of Makorokoto by The Four Brothers (just pulled it
from the shelf and there is John's writing on the white
record inner "Sorry about the delay. John (Peel)"
I'll post a photo if I can. I'd completely forgotten
about this 'till now! (I couldn't absolutely swear
that I won this on this show. I also won a copy of the
Pixies Doolittle LP and I think that was from the R1 shows
but there are no notes on this one).
From memory the shows
lasted about 6 months (and they had found their way onto
most of the BBC local radio stations in the East Of England
by then). He stopped doing them because he was getting too
tired. In fact this excerpt starts with him saying he was
driving in feeling tired.
The tracks played
are:Shabba Ranks: No Bother This
(Soundboy), 12" GreensleevesBuck
Naked with The Farlo Brothers: The Wirehead Conspiracy, comp
LP Paris Records Made Up In
TexasCerebral Fix: Warstorm, LP Life
Sucks And Then You Die on Vinyl
Solution
The only clue to date the
show is from the release dates of the Shabba Ranks and
Cerebral Fix records which according to Discogs were both
released in 1988.
Was anyone else on the
group living in the area in the late 80's that can
corroborate any of my
recollections?Anyway, here's the
audio.
http://mooo.peelwiki.com/dl/mr_maudlin/1988-xx-xx.mp3
Cheers,Mark
C
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