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Live music was important to Peel, both in his BBC work (as first presenter of the long-running In Concert show and with later regular Sound City events, Maida Vale: Live Sessions, Peel Acres sessions and coverage of Glastonbury and Reading festivals) and elsewhere as a busy gig-goer and compere over many years (see Gigography).

This page is a preliminary attempt to list Peel plays of various artist (v/a) compilations of live music performances, including dedicated releases of recordings from festivals, venues, label tours and fundraiser events. Please add more information if known.

For single-artist releases of concert material, see Live Releases.

Plays[]

(Peel show plays of various artist (v/a) compilations of live music, in order of first play.)

1960s[]

(LP - At The Cavern) Decca

1970s[]

(3xLP - Woodstock. Music from the Original Soundtrack and More) Atlantic

(3xLP – Concert For Bangladesh) Apple

(2xLP - Greasy Truckers Party) United Artists

(3xLP – Glastonbury Fayre – The Electric Score) Revelation[1]

(3xLP - The Last Days Of The Fillmore) Fillmore

(2xLP - Mar Y Sol) Atlantic

(2xLP - Christmas At The Patti) United Artists

(2xLP - Live At CBGB’s - The Home Of Underground Rock) Atlantic

(LP - The Roxy London WC2 Jan-Apr 77) EMI

(LP - Live At The Vortex - Volume One) NEMS NEL 6013

(LP - Live Stiffs Live) Stiff

(LP - Hope & Anchor Front Row Festival) Warner Bros. K 66077

(LP - Farewell To The Roxy) Lightning

(10”– Short Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus) Virgin

1980s[]

(LP - The London R & B Sessions (Live At The Hope And Anchor) Albion

(LP – The Moonlight Tapes - Moonlight Club Bands Live) Danceville

(LP - The Secret Policeman's Ball - The Music) Island

(LP - Dance Craze) Two-Tone

(LP - Live Letters) 101

(2xLP - Concerts For The People Of Kampuchea)

(LP - Stomping At The Klub Foot) ABC ABCLP 3

(LP - Stomping At The Klub Foot - Volume 2) ABC ABC LP 6

(12" - Where Some Of The Artists Could Become Stars) Utility

1990s[]

(2xCD - In A Field Of Their Own - Highlights Of Glastonbury 1992) NME GLASTON 1 DCD *

(CD - Music At Matt Molloy's) Real World

  • 07 November 1992: Various Artists: Killmavee Jig / The Maid Of The Well / The Old Geese On The Bog
  • 14 November 1992: Various Artists: Over The Moor To Maggie / Fred Finn's / The Hunter's House (Reels)

(CD - The Best Of Mountain Stage Live - Volume Two) This Way Up / Blue Plate Music

(CD - The Best Of Mountain Stage Volume One) This Way Up / Blue Plate Music

(2xCD - Bob Dylan – The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration) Columbia

(2xCD - In A Field Of Their Own Volume 2 - Glastonbury 93) NME GLASTON 2DCD *

(CD - You'll Never Walk Alone - The Hillsborough Justice Concert) V2

(CD - The Glastonbury Broadcasts Vol 1) NME-BBC GLASTO 99

2000s[]

(3xCD - Newport Folk Festival: Best Of The Blues 1959-68) Vanguard

See Also[]

References[]

  1. Wikipedia: "Although most of the performances are live, not all were recorded at the Festival." [1]
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