From paul@... Sun Jul 7 00:52:28 2019 From: paul@... (Paul Webster) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 00:52:28 +0200 Subject: 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area Message-ID: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. -------------- next part -------------- -------------- next part -------------- Sent while mobile From eddie.duffy@... Sun Jul 7 16:48:51 2019 From: eddie.duffy@... (Eddie Duffy) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 15:48:51 +0100 Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> Message-ID: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@... [peel] < peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume > snippets. > The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the > band he was in features on at least one of them. > > So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a > visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? > He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). > > FM recording with roof antenna. > > > > > > > Sent while mobile From M.Luetchford@... Sun Jul 7 16:54:22 2019 From: M.Luetchford@... (m.luetchford) Date: Sun, 07 Jul 2019 15:54:22 +0100 Subject: peel night in Brighton Message-ID: not until October ... but as involves Peel favourite the Piranhas some may be interested! also another Brighton fave Helen Mccookerybook of the Chefs and her horns also has some new music and some dates. me I'm waiting for the other Attrix band  golinski brothers reunion jig!https://www.evensi.uk/john-peel-night-piranhas-brighton-green-door-store/315426969markSent from my Samsung device From paul@... Sun Jul 7 17:13:50 2019 From: paul@... (Paul Webster) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 17:13:50 +0200 Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> Message-ID: They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone > On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@... [peel] wrote: > > > > Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. > > Eddie. > >> On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@... [peel] wrote: >> I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. >> The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. >> >> So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? >> He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). >> >> FM recording with roof antenna. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Sent while mobile > > > From rockerq@... Sun Jul 7 17:41:22 2019 From: rockerq@... (Rocker Rosehip) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 15:41:22 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> Message-ID: <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> I recommend this very cheap USB interface from Behringer... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-UCA202-U-Control-low-latency-Interface/dp/B000KW2YEI/ Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] To: peel Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:14 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area   They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@... [peel] wrote: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@... [peel] wrote:   I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. Sent while mobile ach {clear:both;display:table;font-family:Arial;font-size:12px;padding:10px6896yshortcuts {font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;font-weight:normal;}#yiv96photos div div {border:1px solid #666666;min-height:62px;overflow:hidden;nt-size:10px;overflow:hidden;text-align:center;white-space:nowrap;width:64p From timgiebel@... Sun Jul 7 17:48:13 2019 From: timgiebel@... (Tim Giebel-Inanloo) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 15:48:13 +0000 Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...>,<1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> Message-ID: Rocker, yeah that’s the sort of interface I am using when I have been digitising tapes. It works well. Tim On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:41, Rocker Rosehip rockerq@aol.com [peel] > wrote: I recommend this very cheap USB interface from Behringer... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-UCA202-U-Control-low-latency-Interface/dp/B000KW2YEI/ Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] > To: peel > Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:14 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@gmail.com [peel] > wrote: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] > wrote: I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. Sent while mobile From chrisjbrady@... Sun Jul 7 20:00:09 2019 From: chrisjbrady@... (chrisjbrady@...) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 18:00:09 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> Message-ID: <216169889.2566294.1562522409845@...> Be aware that if using the UCA 202 with say Audacity on Windows that it will only record in mono. Also you need to set Transport Options to 'softare play through' Here are the instructions for configuring the UDA202 to record in stereo. ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by Nick Dee » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:47 pm Hi Steve, I've been trying to find an extra "properties" setting in the Control Panel that sets the USB Audio Codec to mono but can't seem to locate it anywhere. In Manage Audio Devices/Sound I've looked in every Tab[Playback, Record, even the Sounds Tab]+ each Properties tab & I've also clicked on Change settings in USB Audio Codec Properties but I can't find any additional setting to change from Mono to Stereo. I tried looking in the Control Panel Home[also in Classic View]to see if there was another way to locate a setting to switch from Mono to Stereo but unless I missed it, there doesn't seem to be one, not in Hardware & Sound, Device Manager, Sound or Realtek HD Audio Manager? The Device Status claims that it's working properly & the Drivers are up to date, so just to be sure, I tested the UCA & both channels are working, the lead is new & all connections seem to be fine, so unless I've been looking in the wrong places, I'm at a loss, any idea's at all...please? ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by steve » Fri Oct 08, 2010 2:00 pm These are the steps for configuring Windows Vista for recording from a Behringer UCA 202. The steps for other USB sound cards on both Vista and Windows 7 / 8 / 10 are likely to be similar. I would recommend following this list carefully step-by-step, including the "optional" steps. To configure Recording using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Click on the "Recording" tab Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Input" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-in connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Advanced" tab In the "default format" button (drop-down list) select "2 channels 16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab, set the slider to 100 and click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== To configure Playback using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Ensure that the "Playback" tab is selected Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Output" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-out connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab and set the level to 100 Click on the "Balance" button and ensure that both "L" and "R" are set to 100 Ensure that the "speaker" icon does not have a "red circle with diagonal line" on it (that symbol means that output is muted) Select the "Enhancements" tab Select "Disable All Enhancement" and click the "Apply" button (for recording purposes it is best to aim for "accuracy" over "enhancement") Select the "Advanced" tab Select "16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button (only available if you have made changes) Click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== Note that once set up on a USB port always use the same port in future. It seems that if you use a different port the above configuration will not be available. ==== On Sunday, 7 July 2019, 16:41:32 BST, Rocker Rosehip rockerq@... [peel] wrote:   I recommend this very cheap USB interface from Behringer... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-UCA202-U-Control-low-latency-Interface/dp/B000KW2YEI/ Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Paul Webster paul@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:14 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area   They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@... [peel] wrote: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] wrote:   I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So ... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. Sent while mobile #yphotos div label {color:#666666;font-size:10px;overflow:hidden;text-align:c From rockerq@... Sun Jul 7 20:17:04 2019 From: rockerq@... (Rocker Rosehip) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 18:17:04 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <220787318.2550310.1562523408802@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> <216169889.2566294.1562522409845@...> <220787318.2550310.1562523408802@...> Message-ID: <1818836191.2548752.1562523424016@...> Or if you're using a Mac... you just plug it in    ;-) Rocker -----Original Message----- From: chrisjbrady@... [peel] To: Rocker Rosehip rockerq@... [peel] Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 19:00 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area   Be aware that if using the UCA 202 with say Audacity on Windows that it will only record in mono. Also you need to set Transport Options to 'softare play through' Here are the instructions for configuring the UDA202 to record in stereo. ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by Nick Dee » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:47 pm Hi Steve, I've been trying to find an extra "properties" setting in the Control Panel that sets the USB Audio Codec to mono but can't seem to locate it anywhere.. In Manage Audio Devices/Sound I've looked in every Tab[Playback, Record, even the Sounds Tab]+ each Properties tab & I've also clicked on Change settings in USB Audio Codec Properties but I can't find any additional setting to change from Mono to Stereo. I tried looking in the Control Panel Home[also in Classic View]to see if there was another way to locate a setting to switch from Mono to Stereo but unless I missed it, there doesn't seem to be one, not in Hardware & Sound, Device Manager, Sound or Realtek HD Audio Manager? The Device Status claims that it's working properly & the Drivers are up to date, so just to be sure, I tested the UCA & both channels are working, the lead is new & all connections seem to be fine, so unless I've been looking in the wrong places, I'm at a loss, any idea's at all...please? ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by steve » Fri Oct 08, 2010 2:00 pm These are the steps for configuring Windows Vista for recording from a Behringer UCA 202. The steps for other USB sound cards on both Vista and Windows 7 / 8 / 10 are likely to be similar. I would recommend following this list carefully step-by-step, including the "optional" steps. To configure Recording using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Click on the "Recording" tab Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Input" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-in connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Advanced" tab In the "default format" button (drop-down list) select "2 channels 16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab, set the slider to 100 and click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== To configure Playback using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Ensure that the "Playback" tab is selected Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Output" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-out connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab and set the level to 100 Click on the "Balance" button and ensure that both "L" and "R" are set to 100 Ensure that the "speaker" icon does not have a "red circle with diagonal line" on it (that symbol means that output is muted) Select the "Enhancements" tab Select "Disable All Enhancement" and click the "Apply" button (for recording purposes it is best to aim for "accuracy" over "enhancement") Select the "Advanced" tab Select "16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button (only available if you have made changes) Click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== Note that once set up on a USB port always use the same port in future. It seems that if you use a different port the above configuration will not be available. ==== On Sunday, 7 July 2019, 16:41:32 BST, Rocker Rosehip rockerq@aol.com [peel] wrote:   I recommend this very cheap USB interface from Behringer... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-UCA202-U-Control-low-latency-Interface/dp/B000KW2YEI/ Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Paul Webster paul@... [peel] To: peel Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:14 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area   They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@... [peel] wrote: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@... [peel] wrote:   I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So .... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. Sent while mobile rp-mkp {border:1px solid #d8d8d8;font-family:Arial;margin:10px 0;padding:0 1activity {background-color:#e0ecee;float:left;font-family:Verdana;font-sizth;display:table;font-family:Arial;font-size:12px;padding:10px 0;width:400pdiv {border:1px solid #666666;min-height:62px;overflow:hidden;width:62px;}#1 From timgiebel@... Sun Jul 7 22:38:08 2019 From: timgiebel@... (Tim Giebel-Inanloo) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 20:38:08 +0000 Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: <216169889.2566294.1562522409845@...> References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...>,<216169889.2566294.1562522409845@...> Message-ID: Good point! I am using the ufo202 which also has an optional built in preamp for digitising LPs, this seems to be recording to my computer in stereo. On 7 Jul 2019, at 19:00, chrisjbrady@yahoo.com [peel] > wrote: Be aware that if using the UCA 202 with say Audacity on Windows that it will only record in mono. Also you need to set Transport Options to 'softare play through' Here are the instructions for configuring the UDA202 to record in stereo. ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by Nick Dee » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:47 pm Hi Steve, I've been trying to find an extra "properties" setting in the Control Panel that sets the USB Audio Codec to mono but can't seem to locate it anywhere.. In Manage Audio Devices/Sound I've looked in every Tab[Playback, Record, even the Sounds Tab]+ each Properties tab & I've also clicked on Change settings in USB Audio Codec Properties but I can't find any additional setting to change from Mono to Stereo. I tried looking in the Control Panel Home[also in Classic View]to see if there was another way to locate a setting to switch from Mono to Stereo but unless I missed it, there doesn't seem to be one, not in Hardware & Sound, Device Manager, Sound or Realtek HD Audio Manager? The Device Status claims that it's working properly & the Drivers are up to date, so just to be sure, I tested the UCA & both channels are working, the lead is new & all connections seem to be fine, so unless I've been looking in the wrong places, I'm at a loss, any idea's at all...please? ==== Re: UCA-202 is only recording in MONO Post by steve » Fri Oct 08, 2010 2:00 pm These are the steps for configuring Windows Vista for recording from a Behringer UCA 202. The steps for other USB sound cards on both Vista and Windows 7 / 8 / 10 are likely to be similar. I would recommend following this list carefully step-by-step, including the "optional" steps. To configure Recording using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Click on the "Recording" tab Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Input" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-in connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Advanced" tab In the "default format" button (drop-down list) select "2 channels 16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab, set the slider to 100 and click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== To configure Playback using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Ensure that the "Playback" tab is selected Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Output" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-out connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab and set the level to 100 Click on the "Balance" button and ensure that both "L" and "R" are set to 100 Ensure that the "speaker" icon does not have a "red circle with diagonal line" on it (that symbol means that output is muted) Select the "Enhancements" tab Select "Disable All Enhancement" and click the "Apply" button (for recording purposes it is best to aim for "accuracy" over "enhancement") Select the "Advanced" tab Select "16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button (only available if you have made changes) Click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== Note that once set up on a USB port always use the same port in future. It seems that if you use a different port the above configuration will not be available. ==== On Sunday, 7 July 2019, 16:41:32 BST, Rocker Rosehip rockerq@aol.com [peel] > wrote: I recommend this very cheap USB interface from Behringer... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-UCA202-U-Control-low-latency-Interface/dp/B000KW2YEI/ Cheers! Rocker -----Original Message----- From: Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] > To: peel > Sent: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:14 Subject: Re: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area They are C90s ... but if someone is willing to lend something that can connect tape deck to a Mac (I assume it is newish and does not have analogue input) then he will do them. Sent from my phone On 7 Jul 2019, at 16:48, Eddie Duffy eddie.duffy@gmail.com [peel] > wrote: Birmingham's my home town, although I live in Cambridgeshire now. However, if you can't find anyone I do pop up to Brum from time to time. Having said that, I can see about 40 - 50 tapes in that first picture. Assuming they're C90s, it's going to take quite a few days to rip them all. Eddie. On Sat, 6 Jul 2019 at 23:52, Paul Webster paul@dabdig.com [peel] > wrote: I spotted some Peel tapes that were record 85-89 .... Pause/resume snippets. The owner does not want the tapes to leave his place ... especially as the band he was in features on at least one of them. So .... is there anyone in the Birmingham area willing to help out with a visit and perhaps lend a bit of kit to get the audio digitised? He has the tape deck that was used to record them (I think). FM recording with roof antenna. Sent while mobile From chrisjbrady@... Sun Jul 7 22:49:45 2019 From: chrisjbrady@... (chrisjbrady@...) Date: Sun, 7 Jul 2019 20:49:45 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] 85-89 tapes (Pause/resume) in Birmingham area In-Reply-To: References: <3105F3C4-D6C8-47DB-B624-91DA749ADE1B@...> <1860694491.2534860.1562514075723@...> <1445461319.2530903.1562514082927@...> <216169889.2566294.1562522409845@...> Message-ID: <2111119790.2585955.1562532585092@...> I learnt my lesson digitising 13 transcription discs from the Beeb - 26 sides. They were actually from a Beeb distributor in the States. They had purple labels not the traditonal yellow. They were not labelled stereo. So I digitised them using a UCA 202 with Audacity and output option 'stereo.' They all came out OK but in mono.. Had to lift the volume though. Huh - no preamp!! Then I discovered other similar recordings by others which were in true stereo. Huh - so I then had to reconfigure the UCA 202 for stereo output as per my previous post. And voila - true sereo recordings. Had to redo all 26 sides - damn it. Must investigate the UFO 202 wth pre-amp though. CJB. On Sunday, 7 July 2019, 21:38:17 BST, Tim Giebel-Inanloo timgiebel@... [peel] wrote: Good point! I am using the ufo202 which also has an optional built in preamp for digitising LPs, this seems to be recording to my computer in stereo. From chrisjbrady@... Fri Jul 12 23:29:09 2019 From: chrisjbrady@... (Chris J Brady) Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2019 21:29:09 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] Cassettes In-Reply-To: <979528485.5336103.1560898022472@...> References: <979528485.5336103.1560898022472@...> Message-ID: <1290415201.1173022.1562966949273@...> Not sure if this is still current - might be Peel stuff there. "I came across this post. I wonder if they have anything interesting. 70's John peel and others that might not be in the archive." groups.freecycle.org/group/ReadingUK/posts/70921504/a%20large%20number%20of%20audio%20cassettes Chris B From timgiebel@... Sat Jul 13 22:05:12 2019 From: timgiebel@... (Tim Giebel-Inanloo) Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2019 20:05:12 +0000 Subject: [peel] Cassettes In-Reply-To: <1290415201.1173022.1562966949273@...> References: <979528485.5336103.1560898022472@...>,<1290415201.1173022.1562966949273@...> Message-ID: I just tried to follow the link but it said this post has now been closed, so guess that someone has already had these? On 12 Jul 2019, at 22:29, Chris J Brady chrisjbrady@yahoo.com [peel] > wrote: Not sure if this is still current - might be Peel stuff there. "I came across this post. I wonder if they have anything interesting. 70's John peel and others that might not be in the archive." groups.freecycle.org/group/ReadingUK/posts/70921504/a%20large%20number%20of%20audio%20cassettes Chris B From troche2255@... Wed Jul 24 03:57:22 2019 From: troche2255@... (troche2255@...) Date: 24 Jul 2019 01:57:22 +0000 Subject: Tom In Atlanta Is Now Tom In New Orleans Message-ID: Hello PeelGroup… I have not posted in awhile. Belated thanks again for Rocker and Rob F tackling the migration of my BBCWS show cassettes in 2017. I’m honored to see a wiki page set up for my contribution. I still have hundreds of BBCR1 cassettes, mainly from the 1990s, that need migrating (recorded by a friend in London)… but many many are already captured by others in the group. I’ll eventually log a list of all that I have and we can see what missing links I can fill. After living in Atlanta 30 years, we became empty nesters, just as I was laid off from my video editing post house (I continued to edit freelance.) We were feeling restless. We were fans of New Orleans culture and and visited often. I was summoned to New Orleans by Harry Shearer to edit a Katrina documentary. Living in the French Quarter for 5 months on someone else’s nickel - even though I was editing day and night - was heavenly. All these great clubs and dive bars and parades and amazing food at tiny independent Creole/Cajun restaurants… well going back to Atlanta with the smog and the traffic and the crap fast food was difficult. So we greatly downsized (including the Peel shortwave tape collection, and for example dumb rare early Alice Cooper albums, and early Zappa 45s for example, too-pleasant pop jazz... all the stuff that no longer spoke to me) and packed up and moved here. (Officially done with guitar rock, but still have that mountain of Beefheart LPS, ha.) The reason I am writing all this is to point you in the direction of our exceptional public radio station WWOZ, at WWOZ.org. I volunteer there and do a show now and then. My most recent one is up for 10 days at this link https://wwoz-od.streamguys1.com/wwoz/20190720180003-13-13-block-party-with-brice-nice.mp3 Do a “Save page as” to archive it. I try to do my shows in the Peel spirit, mixing/mashing all genres, but through the NOLA prism. The station has 50+ DJs with vast knowledge. Each is given carte blanche to PLAY WHATEVER THEY WANT… and the bar here is pretty high. No commercials, no news, just hours of exceptional tracks you have never heard. 24/7. Jazz of course, but zydeco, blues, funk, deep R&B obscurities, more often than not played right off the vinyl first pressings. (The studio has THREE turntables, 3 CDs, and input jacks for whatever gear we want to bring.) Plus a full recording studio for musicians to come in off the street and play, all with video streaming too. It is the best station you will here in the USA in my view. Check it out maybe from 5PM onward your time, the later the better, and you may agree. I would put it up there with VOA, Radio France, BBC. Small budget, enormous passion. Surf all the genre/programs here https://www.wwoz.org/listen/archive/ Let me add that once upon a time, a PeelList contact I had never met (Hi Phil), put me up to I could attend Peelie’s funeral. I don’t have an extra room to offer (my 1887 double shotgun house is small) but if any Peel List members ever want to come to New Orleans I will get you at the airport and show you around. Fair deal? You can write me directly at tomreditorial@gmail.com. If you are any sort of a music fan you should see New Orleans at least once. Listening to WWOZ will get you thinking…. as will these shorts I edited… https://vimeo.com/155266481 https://vimeo.com/322126175 Here is the link to Katrina movie I made with Harry https://vimeo.com/137159734 Turns out I am friends with Derek Smalls, the confused bassist. Here are some recent videos I edited https://tinyurl.com/y34cqlz5 OK all for now. I may be in the UK next year and maybe I can buy someone a pint. Tom Roche From robfleay@... Wed Jul 24 10:43:15 2019 From: robfleay@... (RobF) Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 09:43:15 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta Is Now Tom In New Orleans In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Great to hear from you Tom - I trust that you received the hard drive that I belatedly returned stuffed as full as it would take with Peel Show content from the Beloved Mooo server? Will definitely take you up on that offer when I finally make it to New Orleans Cheers Rob On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 02:57, troche2255@... [peel] < peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > Hello PeelGroup… I have not posted in awhile. Belated thanks again for > Rocker and Rob F tackling the migration of my BBCWS show cassettes in 2017. > I’m honored to see a wiki page set up for my contribution. I still have > hundreds of BBCR1 cassettes, mainly from the 1990s, that need migrating > (recorded by a friend in London)… but many many are already captured by > others in the group. I’ll eventually log a list of all that I have and we > can see what missing links I can fill. > > After living in Atlanta 30 years, we became empty nesters, just as I was > laid off from my video editing post house (I continued to edit freelance.) > We were feeling restless. We were fans of New Orleans culture and and > visited often. I was summoned to New Orleans by Harry Shearer to edit a > Katrina documentary. Living in the French Quarter for 5 months on someone > else’s nickel - even though I was editing day and night - was heavenly. All > these great clubs and dive bars and parades and amazing food at tiny > independent Creole/Cajun restaurants… well going back to Atlanta with the > smog and the traffic and the crap fast food was difficult. > > So we greatly downsized (including the Peel shortwave tape collection, and > for example dumb rare early Alice Cooper albums, and early Zappa 45s for > example, too-pleasant pop jazz... all the stuff that no longer spoke to me) > and packed up and moved here. (Officially done with guitar rock, but still > have that mountain of Beefheart LPS, ha.) > > The reason I am writing all this is to point you in the direction of our > exceptional public radio station WWOZ, at WWOZ.org. I volunteer there and > do a show now and then. My most recent one is up for 10 days at this link > > > https://wwoz-od.streamguys1.com/wwoz/20190720180003-13-13-block-party-with-brice-nice.mp3 > > > Do a “Save page as” to archive it. > > I try to do my shows in the Peel spirit, mixing/mashing all genres, but > through the NOLA prism. The station has 50+ DJs with vast knowledge. Each > is given carte blanche to PLAY WHATEVER THEY WANT… and the bar here is > pretty high. No commercials, no news, just hours of exceptional tracks you > have never heard. 24/7. > > Jazz of course, but zydeco, blues, funk, deep R&B obscurities, more often > than not played right off the vinyl first pressings. (The studio has THREE > turntables, 3 CDs, and input jacks for whatever gear we want to bring.) > Plus a full recording studio for musicians to come in off the street and > play, all with video streaming too. > > It is the best station you will here in the USA in my view. Check it out > maybe from 5PM onward your time, the later the better, and you may agree. I > would put it up there with VOA, Radio France, BBC. Small budget, enormous > passion. Surf all the genre/programs here > https://www.wwoz.org/listen/archive/ > > Let me add that once upon a time, a PeelList contact I had never met (Hi > Phil), put me up to I could attend Peelie’s funeral. I don’t have an extra > room to offer (my 1887 double shotgun house is small) but if any Peel List > members ever want to come to New Orleans I will get you at the airport and > show you around. Fair deal? You can write me directly at > tomreditorial@.... > > If you are any sort of a music fan you should see New Orleans at least > once. Listening to WWOZ will get you thinking…. as will these shorts I > edited… > https://vimeo.com/155266481 > https://vimeo.com/322126175 > > Here is the link to Katrina movie I made with Harry > https://vimeo.com/137159734 > > Turns out I am friends with Derek Smalls, the confused bassist. Here are > some recent videos I edited > https://tinyurl.com/y34cqlz5 > > OK all for now. I may be in the UK next year and maybe I can buy someone a > pint. > > Tom Roche > > > > > From M.Luetchford@... Wed Jul 24 11:53:39 2019 From: M.Luetchford@... (MARK LUETCHFORD) Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 09:53:39 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta Is Now Tom In New Orleans In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <909960970.8272272.1563962019808@...> Good to hear your news although slightly disturbed that the shortwave tape collection may have been downsized - if its not too late I would have thought it worth asking the British Library who may have been interested in archiving it. In fact that goes for anyone here getting rid of any physical recordings - please consider archiving them so they exist beyond the digital world as who know what might happen with our virtual worlds in the future! mark On Wednesday, 24 July 2019, 09:43:36 BST, RobF robfleay@ntlworld.com [peel] wrote:   Great to hear from you Tom - I trust that you received the hard drive that I belatedly returned stuffed as full as it would take with Peel Show content from the Beloved Mooo server? Will definitely take you up on that offer when I finally make it to New Orleans CheersRob On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 02:57, troche2255@gmail.com [peel] wrote: Hello PeelGroup… I have not posted in awhile. Belated thanks again for Rocker and Rob F tackling the migration of my BBCWS show cassettes in 2017. I’m honored to see a wiki page set up for my contribution. I still have hundreds of BBCR1 cassettes, mainly from the 1990s, that need migrating (recorded by a friend in London)… but many many are already captured by others in the group. I’ll eventually log a list of all that I have and we can see what missing links I can fill. After living in Atlanta 30 years, we became empty nesters, just as I was laid off from my video editing post house (I continued to edit freelance.) We were feeling restless. We were fans of New Orleans culture and and visited often. I was summoned to New Orleans by Harry Shearer to edit a Katrina documentary. Living in the French Quarter for 5 months on someone else’s nickel - even though I was editing day and night - was heavenly. All these great clubs and dive bars and parades and amazing food at tiny independent Creole/Cajun restaurants… well going back to Atlanta with the smog and the traffic and the crap fast food was difficult. So we greatly downsized (including the Peel shortwave tape collection, and for example dumb rare early Alice Cooper albums, and early Zappa 45s for example, too-pleasant pop jazz... all the stuff that no longer spoke to me) and packed up and moved here. (Officially done with guitar rock, but still have that mountain of Beefheart LPS, ha.) The reason I am writing all this is to point you in the direction of our exceptional public radio station WWOZ, at WWOZ.org. I volunteer there and do a show now and then. My most recent one is up for 10 days at this link https://wwoz-od.streamguys1.com/wwoz/20190720180003-13-13-block-party-with-brice-nice.mp3   Do a “Save page as” to archive it. I try to do my shows in the Peel spirit, mixing/mashing all genres, but through the NOLA prism. The station has 50+ DJs with vast knowledge. Each is given carte blanche to PLAY WHATEVER THEY WANT… and the bar here is pretty high. No commercials, no news, just hours of exceptional tracks you have never heard. 24/7. Jazz of course, but zydeco, blues, funk, deep R&B obscurities, more often than not played right off the vinyl first pressings. (The studio has THREE turntables, 3 CDs, and input jacks for whatever gear we want to bring.) Plus a full recording studio for musicians to come in off the street and play, all with video streaming too. It is the best station you will here in the USA in my view. Check it out maybe from 5PM onward your time, the later the better, and you may agree. I would put it up there with VOA, Radio France, BBC. Small budget, enormous passion. Surf all the genre/programs here https://www.wwoz.org/listen/archive/ Let me add that once upon a time, a PeelList contact I had never met (Hi Phil), put me up to I could attend Peelie’s funeral. I don’t have an extra room to offer (my 1887 double shotgun house is small) but if any Peel List members ever want to come to New Orleans I will get you at the airport and show you around. Fair deal? You can write me directly at tomreditorial@.... If you are any sort of a music fan you should see New Orleans at least once. Listening to WWOZ will get you thinking…. as will these shorts I edited… https://vimeo.com/155266481 https://vimeo.com/322126175 Here is the link to Katrina movie I made with Harry https://vimeo.com/137159734 Turns out I am friends with Derek Smalls, the confused bassist. Here are some recent videos I edited https://tinyurl.com/y34cqlz5 OK all for now. I may be in the UK next year and maybe I can buy someone a pint. Tom Roche From timgiebel@... Wed Jul 24 12:01:17 2019 From: timgiebel@... (Tim Giebel-Inanloo) Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 10:01:17 +0000 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta Is Now Tom In New Orleans In-Reply-To: <909960970.8272272.1563962019808@...> References: ,<909960970.8272272.1563962019808@...> Message-ID: Yes that’s true. In my experience, hard drives are much more likely to fail than tapes of good brands. As well as digitising for the group, I collect the original cassette tapes and reel to reel tapes of Peel shows, so also please consider donating any tapes to me as well :-) On 24 Jul 2019, at 10:53, MARK LUETCHFORD M.Luetchford@btopenworld.com [peel] > wrote: Good to hear your news although slightly disturbed that the shortwave tape collection may have been downsized - if its not too late I would have thought it worth asking the British Library who may have been interested in archiving it. In fact that goes for anyone here getting rid of any physical recordings - please consider archiving them so they exist beyond the digital world as who know what might happen with our virtual worlds in the future! mark On Wednesday, 24 July 2019, 09:43:36 BST, RobF robfleay@ntlworld.com [peel] > wrote: Great to hear from you Tom - I trust that you received the hard drive that I belatedly returned stuffed as full as it would take with Peel Show content from the Beloved Mooo server? Will definitely take you up on that offer when I finally make it to New Orleans Cheers Rob On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 02:57, troche2255@gmail.com [peel] > wrote: Hello PeelGroup… I have not posted in awhile. Belated thanks again for Rocker and Rob F tackling the migration of my BBCWS show cassettes in 2017. I’m honored to see a wiki page set up for my contribution. I still have hundreds of BBCR1 cassettes, mainly from the 1990s, that need migrating (recorded by a friend in London)… but many many are already captured by others in the group. I’ll eventually log a list of all that I have and we can see what missing links I can fill. After living in Atlanta 30 years, we became empty nesters, just as I was laid off from my video editing post house (I continued to edit freelance.) We were feeling restless. We were fans of New Orleans culture and and visited often. I was summoned to New Orleans by Harry Shearer to edit a Katrina documentary. Living in the French Quarter for 5 months on someone else’s nickel - even though I was editing day and night - was heavenly. All these great clubs and dive bars and parades and amazing food at tiny independent Creole/Cajun restaurants… well going back to Atlanta with the smog and the traffic and the crap fast food was difficult. So we greatly downsized (including the Peel shortwave tape collection, and for example dumb rare early Alice Cooper albums, and early Zappa 45s for example, too-pleasant pop jazz... all the stuff that no longer spoke to me) and packed up and moved here. (Officially done with guitar rock, but still have that mountain of Beefheart LPS, ha.) The reason I am writing all this is to point you in the direction of our exceptional public radio station WWOZ, at WWOZ.org. I volunteer there and do a show now and then. My most recent one is up for 10 days at this link https://wwoz-od.streamguys1.com/wwoz/20190720180003-13-13-block-party-with-brice-nice.mp3 Do a “Save page as” to archive it. I try to do my shows in the Peel spirit, mixing/mashing all genres, but through the NOLA prism. The station has 50+ DJs with vast knowledge. Each is given carte blanche to PLAY WHATEVER THEY WANT… and the bar here is pretty high. No commercials, no news, just hours of exceptional tracks you have never heard. 24/7. Jazz of course, but zydeco, blues, funk, deep R&B obscurities, more often than not played right off the vinyl first pressings. (The studio has THREE turntables, 3 CDs, and input jacks for whatever gear we want to bring.) Plus a full recording studio for musicians to come in off the street and play, all with video streaming too. It is the best station you will here in the USA in my view. Check it out maybe from 5PM onward your time, the later the better, and you may agree. I would put it up there with VOA, Radio France, BBC. Small budget, enormous passion. Surf all the genre/programs here https://www..wwoz.org/listen/archive/ Let me add that once upon a time, a PeelList contact I had never met (Hi Phil), put me up to I could attend Peelie’s funeral. I don’t have an extra room to offer (my 1887 double shotgun house is small) but if any Peel List members ever want to come to New Orleans I will get you at the airport and show you around. Fair deal? You can write me directly at tomreditorial@gmail.com. If you are any sort of a music fan you should see New Orleans at least once. Listening to WWOZ will get you thinking…. as will these shorts I edited… https://vimeo.com/155266481 https://vimeo.com/322126175 Here is the link to Katrina movie I made with Harry https://vimeo.com/137159734 Turns out I am friends with Derek Smalls, the confused bassist. Here are some recent videos I edited https://tinyurl.com/y34cqlz5 OK all for now. I may be in the UK next year and maybe I can buy someone a pint. Tom Roche From robfleay@... Wed Jul 24 12:27:42 2019 From: robfleay@... (RobF) Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 11:27:42 +0100 Subject: [peel] Tom In Atlanta Is Now Tom In New Orleans In-Reply-To: <909960970.8272272.1563962019808@...> References: <909960970.8272272.1563962019808@...> Message-ID: Don't panic Mark - the Shortwave Peel Collection was the World Service collection that Tom mentions at the start of his mail. It was shipped over to us in 2017 and the whole thing was digitised and wikified here https://peel.fandom.com/wiki/Tom_Roche_BBC_World_Service_Tapes On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 10:53, MARK LUETCHFORD M.Luetchford@... [peel] wrote: > > > Good to hear your news although slightly disturbed that the shortwave tape > collection may have been downsized - if its not too late I would have > thought it worth asking the British Library who may have been interested in > archiving it. In fact that goes for anyone here getting rid of any physical > recordings - please consider archiving them so they exist beyond the > digital world as who know what might happen with our virtual worlds in the > future! > > mark > > On Wednesday, 24 July 2019, 09:43:36 BST, RobF robfleay@... > [peel] wrote: > > > > > Great to hear from you Tom - I trust that you received the hard drive that > I belatedly returned stuffed as full as it would take with Peel Show > content from the Beloved Mooo server? > > Will definitely take you up on that offer when I finally make it to New > Orleans > > Cheers > Rob > > On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 02:57, troche2255@... [peel] < > peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > > Hello PeelGroup… I have not posted in awhile. Belated thanks again for > Rocker and Rob F tackling the migration of my BBCWS show cassettes in 2017. > I’m honored to see a wiki page set up for my contribution. I still have > hundreds of BBCR1 cassettes, mainly from the 1990s, that need migrating > (recorded by a friend in London)… but many many are already captured by > others in the group. I’ll eventually log a list of all that I have and we > can see what missing links I can fill. > > After living in Atlanta 30 years, we became empty nesters, just as I was > laid off from my video editing post house (I continued to edit freelance.) > We were feeling restless. We were fans of New Orleans culture and and > visited often. I was summoned to New Orleans by Harry Shearer to edit a > Katrina documentary. Living in the French Quarter for 5 months on someone > else’s nickel - even though I was editing day and night - was heavenly. All > these great clubs and dive bars and parades and amazing food at tiny > independent Creole/Cajun restaurants… well going back to Atlanta with the > smog and the traffic and the crap fast food was difficult. > > So we greatly downsized (including the Peel shortwave tape collection, and > for example dumb rare early Alice Cooper albums, and early Zappa 45s for > example, too-pleasant pop jazz... all the stuff that no longer spoke to me) > and packed up and moved here. (Officially done with guitar rock, but still > have that mountain of Beefheart LPS, ha.) > > The reason I am writing all this is to point you in the direction of our > exceptional public radio station WWOZ, at WWOZ.org. I volunteer there and > do a show now and then. My most recent one is up for 10 days at this link > > > https://wwoz-od.streamguys1.com/wwoz/20190720180003-13-13-block-party-with-brice-nice.mp3 > > > Do a “Save page as” to archive it. > > I try to do my shows in the Peel spirit, mixing/mashing all genres, but > through the NOLA prism. The station has 50+ DJs with vast knowledge. Each > is given carte blanche to PLAY WHATEVER THEY WANT… and the bar here is > pretty high. No commercials, no news, just hours of exceptional tracks you > have never heard. 24/7. > > Jazz of course, but zydeco, blues, funk, deep R&B obscurities, more often > than not played right off the vinyl first pressings. (The studio has THREE > turntables, 3 CDs, and input jacks for whatever gear we want to bring.) > Plus a full recording studio for musicians to come in off the street and > play, all with video streaming too. > > It is the best station you will here in the USA in my view. Check it out > maybe from 5PM onward your time, the later the better, and you may agree. I > would put it up there with VOA, Radio France, BBC. Small budget, enormous > passion. Surf all the genre/programs here > https://www..wwoz.org/listen/archive/ > > > Let me add that once upon a time, a PeelList contact I had never met (Hi > Phil), put me up to I could attend Peelie’s funeral. I don’t have an extra > room to offer (my 1887 double shotgun house is small) but if any Peel List > members ever want to come to New Orleans I will get you at the airport and > show you around. Fair deal? You can write me directly at > tomreditorial@.... > > If you are any sort of a music fan you should see New Orleans at least > once. Listening to WWOZ will get you thinking…. as will these shorts I > edited… > https://vimeo.com/155266481 > https://vimeo.com/322126175 > > Here is the link to Katrina movie I made with Harry > https://vimeo.com/137159734 > > Turns out I am friends with Derek Smalls, the confused bassist. Here are > some recent videos I edited > https://tinyurl.com/y34cqlz5 > > OK all for now. I may be in the UK next year and maybe I can buy someone a > pint. > > Tom Roche > > > > > > > > From stuartb@... Tue Jul 30 14:51:11 2019 From: stuartb@... (stuartb@...) Date: 30 Jul 2019 12:51:11 +0000 Subject: Lee Tapes update Message-ID: I've come to the end of the labelled mixtapes, which stopped in June 2001. This actually provided quite a bit of new content around March and April 2001 when there were some gaps in coverage from the other sources (Max Colin and torrents). I'm now on to the un-numbered tapes (starting at LE636 on the Lee Tapes https://peel.fandom.com/wiki/Lee_Tapes wiki numbering). One filled in a missing tape LE137 (though just a mixtape of complete shows). I didn't share the Peel Night tapes as these are already covered complete in high quality. LE641 is a high quality 2 hour segment of 1st January 1993 (a duplicate but covers the odd tape flip). LE642 is a 90 minute section of 5th December 1992, which is an upgrade in sound over the existing share, and includes 32 minutes of new content. Meanwhile the Eddie Berlin BFBS tapes are up to late March 1981 (I've still to flesh out the track details on the most recent). And over on Youtube, gbgdb has been filling in a few more 1986-1990 gaps (mostly wikified by JP3904) while the odd Colin Harper reel is still appearing with new off-air sessions/concerts from the late 60s / early 70s, I think now up to date on the wiki From johnpeel3904@... Tue Jul 30 18:03:59 2019 From: johnpeel3904@... (johnpeel3904@...) Date: 30 Jul 2019 09:03:59 -0700 Subject: Lee Tapes update In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Oh it's a pity that the Lee Tapes ends in June 2001. I was hoping to find out the tracks that was played on 26th July 2001. Of course we know who the session artists were from Ken Garner's Peel Sessions book, but I would have loved to know what gems Peel may have played on that 26th July 2001 date. I think its the only BBC Radio 1 Peel show in the 21st century that we don't have an idea of the tracklisting, except for the session tracks of course. From so_it_goes_2512@... Tue Jul 30 20:23:06 2019 From: so_it_goes_2512@... (so_it_goes_2512@...) Date: 30 Jul 2019 18:23:06 +0000 Subject: More 1991 BFBS Message-ID: Hi everyone Three more files (Peel 194-196) now on the Wiki, and all dated with the help of Eddie Berlin: September to October time. Enjoy. Many thanks to Dirk. Steve (TK)