Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1977-08-24
- Comments
- File 1 has only start of the show.
- File 2 is more likely to be from this show, as Peel plays four tracks from bands (Ultravox, Graham Parker And The Rumour, Thin Lizzy & Aerosmith) who are going to appear at the Reading Festival in a few days time. The Reading Festival took place in 1977 between 26-28 August. Also he plays a session track from the Jam, which is on this file.
Sessions[]
- Jam #2. Recorded 1977-07-19. Broadcast: 25 July 1977
- Lone Star #3. Recorded 1977-06-25. Broadcast: 06 July 1977
Tracklisting[]
- File 1
- (JP: "On this rate, they had to make the Gillette Cup final a double header with the cup final I think. Number 18 in the charts at the moment the BBC Charts is The Jam. We got a session from them. We also got a session from Lone Star and among the records, we do some Lurkin, a bit of Motoring. We're going to hear 3 from Magma. We're going to hear the Who, a hint of Elmore James, Ry Cooder, Racing Stars[1], whole bunch of good folk really")
- File 4 begins
- Motors: Bringing In The Morning Light rough mix of version on forthcoming (album - 1) Virgin
- George Formby: It's Turned Out Nice Again
- File 4 pauses
- File 2 cuts in at start of next track
- Ultravox: Young Savage (7") Island 4
- Graham Parker And The Rumour: Hotel Chambermaid (LP - Heat Treatment) Vertigo
- Thin Lizzy: Dancing In The Moonlight (LP - Bad Reputation) Vertigo
- Aerosmith: Rats In The Cellar (LP - "Rocks") Columbia 4
- Who: So Sad About Us (LP - A Quick One) Reaction 4
- Fabulous Poodles: Pinball Pin Up (LP - Fabulous Poodles) Pye
- Jam: London Girl (session)
- edit
- Van Der Graaf: The Sphinx In The Face (LP - The Quiet Zone / The Pleasure Dome) Charisma
- Slaughter & The Dogs: You're A Bore (7" - Where Have All The Boot Boys Gone? / You're A Bore) Decca
- Peel plays the following 3 records from listener, Barry Everard of Sheffield:
- Young Savages: Sitting On A Plane (7") Roulette R-7009
- Ognir And The Nite People: I Found A New Love (7" - All My Heart / I Found A New Love) Samron S-102 or Warner Bros. 5687
- File 2 ends early in the track above
- File 3 cuts in below from the last record played from Barry Everard's choices
- Shags: Breathe In My Ear (7" - Breathe In My Ear / Easy Street) Kayden KD 408
- (JP: 'Now back to reality and 1977')
- Wreckless Eric: Semaphore Signals (7" - Whole Wide World) Stiff
- File 3 ends
- File 4 resumes
- Elmore James: Shake Your Money Maker (album - The Best Of Elmore James) Sue ILP 918
- Elmore James: Anna Lee (album - The Best Of Elmore James) Sue ILP 918
- Elmore James: I'm Worried (album - The Best Of Elmore James) Sue ILP 918
- 3 more from Elmore James
- edit
- Ry Cooder: School Is Out (album - Showtime (Chicken Skin Revue)) Warner Bros. K 56386
File[]
- Name
- 1) 3A
- 2) John Peel 2 Segments maybe 24 Aug 1977.mp3
- 3) John Peel including 20 May 1977
- 4) J P PM029.mp3
- Length
- 1) 1:15:49 (until 0:00:30)
- 2) 0:32:10
- 3) 0:52:41 (from 47:18)
- 4) 1:33:41 (7:13-36:00) (to 14:19, from 24:55 unique) additional tracks from this mixtape may also be from this show
- Other
- 1) Many thanks to the My Radio Archive website
- 2,3) Many thanks to Tim for acquisition and digitisation
- 4) Created from PM029 of the PM Tapes, digitised by Tim. Many thanks to Peter Mitchell for making the recordings.
- Available
- Footnotes
- ↑ Possibly the Racing Cars.