Show[]
- Name
- One World
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 2005-10-10
- Comments
(DM message to Peel Mailing List)
- 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)
- Live Report: Why Do I Always Get It Wrong
(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)
- Schneider TM: The Light 3000 (Live Set)
(Sonar Festival, Barcelona, Spain, 17 June 2004)
- Paco Osuna: Tornado (12" EP - Conexion) Zenit
(Janice & John In Japan, 1986)
- Pink: Scanner (live performance)
- Bárbara: Can! Can! Can! (7" - Barbarous Virginity) Happy Birthday
(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)
- Ecstasy Of Saint Theresa: Alpha Centauri (Czech track released in 1993, not from above show)
(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)
- Locomotiv GT: Gimme Your Love (LP - Locomotiv GT) Epic
- Sadistic Mika Band: Time To Noodle (Wah-Kah! Chico) (LP - Hot! Menu) Harvest
- Glenn Philips: Lenor (LP - Lost At Sea) Snow Star
- Brian Eno: Sky Saw (LP - Another Green World) Island
File[]
- Name
- John Peel Around the World.mp3
- Length
- 1.57.58
- Other
- Many thanks to DM!
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- Available