Seventeen minutes of a two-hour show, recently discovered on a reel-to-reel tape by Peel Mailing List user andysmith10. The Donovan session is also available, which includes a very small snippet of John at the end of the final track.
Information on gaps in the track listing courtesy of Ken Garner of Peel Mailing List. Tracks marked § appear on the PasB but have been edited out of this recording.
Peel dedicates Tim Rose's "Hello Sunshine" to some "very tired" students he had met, who had been occupying university premises to obtain "some say in the way they were educated", an aim with which he sympathises. Because his link is incomplete, no specific higher education institution is mentioned, but Hornsey College of Art and the London School of Economics were regarded as centres of student militancy at the time.
Sessions
Nice, #3. Recorded 1968-06-10. No known commercial release.
Donovan, #2. Recorded 1968-06-11. No known commercial release. "Skip-A-Long Sam" was only broadcast on the repeat airing on 21 July 1968.
Chicken Shack, #2 (repeat). Recorded 1968-04-17. No known commercial release.
Gilbert, one and only session (repeat). Recorded 1968-05-14. No known commercial release. This is actually Gilbert O' Sullivan: background on p. 55 of The Peel Sessions.
Tracklisting
File 1
Tim Rose: Hello Sunshine (single - b-side of I Guess It's Over) CBS 3478
