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07 August 1968

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1968-08-07
Comments
  • Ken Garner's The Peel Sessions lists Ron Geesin, Mick Farren and Len Grant as studio guests.
  • Mike Cooper makes his session debut, performing in country blues style. Only two tracks from the session with Peel links are available.
  • The "Maggie Campbell" title referred to repeatedly by Peel is a country blues originally recorded in the late 1920s by Misissippi bluesman Tommy Johnson.
  • Full tracklisting thanks to Tim Joseph. link

Sessions[]

Tracklisting[]

(JP: 'And we got at least 5 other numbers from Mike Cooper coming up during the next...') @
(JP: 'Last number from Mike Cooper and this is called Maggie Campbell') @
(JP: 'And that was the last number from Maggie Campbell and that brings this part of Night Ride to the end. Last number by Maggie Campbell, what am I talking about, it's called Maggie Campbell, last number from Mike Cooper. Next week you have music from Gordon Smith, we don't know who the poet will be and on Top Gear on Sunday, we have Tim Rose, Leonard Cohen, Pink Floyd and the John Dummer Blues Band and the production was as usual by Denis O'Keeffe and it's several seconds now past one o' clock and it's time to hand out to Robin Boyle, the news and the rest of Night Ride.') @
  • Tracks marked @ available on File.

File[]

Name
  • MikeCooper1968-08-07BBCLondonUK
Length
  • 0:05:55
Other
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