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Show[]

Name
  • One World
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 2005-10-10
Comments

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  • This was a 2 hour documentary broadcast on Radio 1 in the early hours of Monday 10 October 2005 in the One World slot, celebrating some of the shows Peel made from around the world - some of which have been shared here by Ken Garner in original broadcast form.
  • The tracklisting can be found in the archives of the Radio One website.[1] Note that this is incomplete, as - for example - it omits Schneider TM's "The Light 3000" from the Sonar Festival, broadcast 18 June 2003.
  • There are a couple of small edits for tape flips, but I managed to do these mid-song so as not to lose any Peel links.

(other)

  • The date given by Ken Garner for the John Peel In Russia show is 1988, but the commentary mistakenly says it was 1989.
  • Similarly, the previously available recording of Peel in Japan appears to be from a different show, Peel At The World Popular Song Festival In Japan, (broadcast 1986-11-02). Meanwhile, Where It's At, a section of which closes out the show here, is credited to 1984 in Berlin but is the final two of six programmes Peel made for Radio 3, broadcast from 1976-04-23. Peel mentions he saw the Sadistic Mika Band the previous year in concert supporting Roxy Music in London (the tour was in 1975, see Gigography 1970s).
  • Tracklisting below is based on the BBC online listing linked above, with extra details if available.

Sessions[]

  • n/a

Tracklisting[]

(from Eurosonic, Groningen, Netherlands, 08 January 2004)

  • HMV Hardcore Masterz Vienna: My Style (12” single) H2OH Recordings
  • Shikari: Attitude (10” split EP – Seeinred / Shikari) white label
  • Houston Swing Engine: Gay Rodeo (LP - Gentleman Sampler) Gentleman Records
  • Cock And Ball Torture: Where Girls Learn To Piss On Command (7") (Stuhlang Records)

(from Douze Points at the Eurovision Song Contest, 1989-05-10)

(John Peel In Russia, 1988-03-12)

  • Vova Siniy (Blue Vova) & Brothers In Mind: Hey, Hey
  • Brigada S: Бродяга (Vagrant)
  • Popularnaja Mehanika (Popular Mechanics): Unknown (LP - Live At Riga) What's So Funny About .
  • Zvuki Mu: Союзпечать (Soviet Press)

(Sonar Festival, Barcelona, Spain, One World, 2003)

  • Jaga Jazzist: Day

(Sonar Festival, Barcelona, Spain, 18 June 2003)

(Sonar Festival, Barcelona, Spain, 17 June 2004)

  • Paco Osuna: Tornado (12" EP - Conexion) Zenit

(Janice & John In Japan, 1986)

(Peel talking to Kate in Brussels, Belgium, 09 October 1992)

  • Berntholer: My Suitor (Belgian track released in 1984, not from above show)

(Peel talking to Patrick Codenys in Brussels, Belgium, 09 October 1992)

  • Sonic Solution: Turbulence (Belgian track released in 1994, not from above show)
  • Marine: Life in Reverse (Belgian track released in 1981, not from above show)

(Peel interviewing Attwenger in Austria, 10 October 1992)

  • Attwenger: Paf (released in 1993, not from above show)

(Peel in Prague, Czech Republic, with Micha Glennie taking about beer, 16 October 1992)

(Peel in Hungary, talking about the Elvis Park and eating in a restaurant located in a plane, 16 October 1992)

(Credited here to Berlin, Germany, 1984, but is actually from parts of Where It's At Episodes 5 and 6, first broadcast in 1976)

File[]

Name
  • John Peel Around the World.mp3
Length
  • 1.57.58
Other
Available