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Show[]

Name

Top Gear

Station

BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD

1972-10-05

Comments

Only the very start of the show is available, found by Bill at the end of his Golden Age Of British Bands tapes.

Sessions[]

JSD Band #3, recorded 2nd October 1972. No known commercial release.
Honeybus #5, recorded 2nd October 1972. No known commercial release.
Medicine Head #6, recorded 14th August 1972, repeat, first broadcast 25 August 1972. No known commercial release.
Bronx Cheer only session, recorded 15th August 1972, repeat, first broadcast 01 September 1972. No known commercial release.

Tracklisting[]

And this boys and girls is Radio One, on 247 metres medium wave and VHF. Welcome to Thursday's Sounds Of The Seventies, with me, Dancing Jack Peel, Mr Showbiz in person.
unknown

File[]

Name

1972-10-05 Sounds of the 70s BBC Radio 1 (John Peel).mp3

Length

00:02:07 (from 00:00:35)

Other

Many thanks to Bill

Available

Mooo

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