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Radio Luxembourg Tracklistings 2

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  • The following tracklistings are taken from the Decktician Logs, Vol. 2 (i), which covers Peel’s shows on Radio Luxembourg over the period January-June 1972. Please see Ken Garner’s message to the Peel Mailing List for further details.
  • Many thanks to Decktician, Ken for copying and additional information, and Rocker for acting as central HQ.
  • Please add additional release/label information and links if known.


(left side of sheet 2)

A

(numbered 1-13)

B

(numbered 1-13)


(right)

A

(numbered 1-12)

B

(numbered 1-13)

References[]

  1. ↑ Listed by Decktician as 'High School Blues' but almost certainly part one of song on a-side of single, with b-side played two tracks later. The lyrics feature the refrain "High school-oo-oo / High school-oo-oo / High school / High school / High school / Oo-oo", presumably prompting the name given to the song by Decktician (and possibly Peel).
  2. ↑ There is also "Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu", but it is a 7 inch (1965).
  3. ↑ Listed by Decktician as 'High Payola School Blues Pt 2'.
  4. ↑ This track probably exists only on the above LP.
  5. ↑ The original Prophets, Seers & Sages, The Angels Of The Ages album was released in 1968 by Regal Zonophone. The two tracks played here follow on the album.
  6. ↑ The original post was 'La Cote Rouge'. Peel plays the track in 18 July 1970 show.
  7. ↑ Originally posted as 'Quite Fire', so the above title is a guess.
  8. ↑ As this was featured earlier in the show, one of the 2 plays may be another track from the single.
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