Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1970-06-13
- Comments
- Tracklisting below is from Volume 1 of the Decktician Logs. Many thanks to Decktician, Ken Garner for copying and additional information, and Rocker for acting as central HQ.
- File 1 continues with a couple of tracks from the live set on 07 June 1970. The remainder of file from 15:10 seems to be Sounds Of The 70s August 6 1970 (Stuart Henry) show. Three songs: Cruising (Billy Connolly vocal), Keep It To Yourself (Rafferty vocal, prog-rock epic), My Singing Bird (Rafferty again). There is a fourth song - no information
Sessions[]
- Moon, one and only, recorded 1970-06-01. No known commercial release.
- Humblebums, one and only (repeat), first broadcast 07 March 1970, recorded 1970-02-23. All four tracks available on the 2 CD compilation "Please Sing A Song For Us - The Transatlantic Anthology" (Castle, 2005)
- Andy Roberts #1 (repeat), first broadcast 28 March 1970, recorded 1970-03-10. "You're A Machine" get it's first airing in this broadcast. "John The Revelator" not included in this repeat broadcast. No known commercial release.
Tracklisting[]
- Steeleye Span: The Blacksmith (format to be confirmed [1]).
- Moon: Mississippi Woman (session)
- Humblebums: Rick Rack (session) @
- Pretty Things: She's A Lover (LP - Parachute) Harvest SHVL 774
- Andy Roberts: Cocaine (session)
- Tom Paxton: - Whose Garden Was This? (LP - 6) Elektra EKS 74066
- Curly Weaver: No No Blues (Compilation LP - I'm Wild About My Lovin') Historical HLP-32 (US release)
- Pete Townshend: Begin The Beguine (LP - Happy Birthday) Universal Spiritual League 1
- Humblebums: Please Sing A Song For Us (session) @
- Andy Roberts: Just For The Record (session)
- Rolling Stones: Midnight Rambler (LP - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! - The Rolling Stones In Concert) Decca SKL 5065
- Ron Geesin: With A Smile Up His Nose, He Entered (LP - Happy Birthday) Universal Spiritual League 1
- Moon: Voodoo Child (session)
- Humblebums: Harry (session)
- Raven: Feeling Good (7") Columbia 4-44988 (US release)
- Andy Roberts: Creepy John (session)
- Mott The Hoople: Thunderbuck Ram (LP - Mad Shadows) Island ILPS 9119
- Fotheringay: Peace In The End (7") Island WIP 6085
- Humblebums: Mother (session)
- Third Ear Band: Water (LP - Third Ear Band: Elements) Harvest SHSP 773
- Country Joe & The Fish: Silver And Gold (LP - C.J. Fish) Vangard 6359 002
- Andy Roberts: You're A Machine (session)
- Medicine Head: Home's Odyssey (LP - New Bottles, Old Medicine) Dandelion 63757
- Moon: Making A Name (session)
- Humblebums: Everybody Knows That (session) @
- Kinks: Lola (7") Pye 7N 17961
- Quintessence: Shiva's Chant (LP - Quintessence) Island ILPS 9128
- Liberace: Something (LP - A Brand New Me) Warner Bros SKAO-93167 (US release)
- Tracks marked @ available on File 1
File[]
- Name
- The Humblebums - Peel sessions plus - 1970
- Length
- 33:18 (to 7:51)
- Other
- Many thanks to Colin Harper
- Available
- Footnotes
- ↑ Decktician's log claims the track ('10 O'clock In The Morning') played from an LP. Ken Garner's notes state "Steeleye Span opener was titled 'The Blacksmith' I think, a single on RCA." However, Steeleye Span's first single appears to be "Rave On" released in 1971. "The Blacksmith" is a track on the band's first album Hark! The Village Wait