05 March 1974

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Eno And The Winkies' session includes a version of "Fever", a song first recorded by Little Willie John, but most famous in the version by Peggy Lee.
Playlist includes a Righteous Brothers single from 1964, apparently only released in the USA at the time.

Eno And The Winkies only session, recorded 26th February 1974. No known commercial release.
Peter Hammill #2, recorded 18th February 1974. "Rubicon" and "Red Shift" available on the 2006 Virgin reissue of "The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage" as bonus tracks.
Pete Atkin #6, recorded 20th November 1973, repeat, first broadcast 01 January 1974. No known commercial release.

Hatfield And The North: Big Jobs (Poo Poo Extract) (album - Hatfield And The North) Virgin V 2008
Eno And The Winkies: Fever (session)
Stackridge: Dangerous Bacon (7") MCA MCA 124
JP - "And that's a spiffing single by Stackridge" released 25th February 1974
Bobby Paterson: Sweet Taste Of Lovin'
JP - "to put you in the mood - if you weren't already of course"
Van Morrison: I've Been Working (album - It's Too Late To Stop Now) Warner Bros. K86007
JP - "and taking us up to the news, a little instrumental from Jack The Lad, just for a minute or so"
Jack The Lad: The Black Cock Of Whickham (part of "A Corny Pastiche - Medley") (album - It's... Jack The Lad) Charisma CAS 1085
Kiss: Black Diamond (album - Kiss) Casablanca
Richard & Linda Thompson: Down Where The Drunkards Roam (album - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight) Island ILPS-9266
JP: “And anybody who doesn’t like that..."..
Righteous Brothers: Try To Find Another Man
JP - "and that's dedicated to"

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Many thanks to Decktician, Rocker for organisation and Tim for digitisation.J P D21