Programm

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Sonntag, 28. Feb 2010, 01:00 bis 03:00 Uhr
2010-02-28 01:00:00 2010-02-28 03:00:00 (Nachtschicht)
Dies ist noch ein Nachschlag zum Internationaler John Peel Tag letzten Jahres bei Herbstradio. Sie besteht aus vier weiteren rekonstruierten Sendungen.
Tribute to Peel

Heute, der erste Teil einer rekonstruierter John Peel Sendung vom 4. Juli 1970 von einerm 7 Inch Tape. Die Tracks sind teilweise nicht die Orginale der in der Sendung gespielten.

Sessions

In dieser Sendung gibt es folgende Sessions

  • Country Joe McDonald
  • Fotheringay
  • Cochise

Playliste

  1. Free - Mr. Big
  2. The American Dream - Credamphels
  3. Fotheringay - The Sea (session)
  4. Wilbert Harrison - Blue Monday
  5. Cochise - Woodland Light Irons (session)
  6. The Pretty Things - Scene One/The Good
  7. Mr.Square/She Was Tall, She Was High
  8. News
  9. Fotheringay - The Ballad of Ned Kelly (session)
  10. David Bowie - Memory of a Free Festival
  11. Country Joe McDonald - Hold On It's Coming (session)
  12. Country Joe McDonald - Balancing On The Edge Of Time (session)
  13. Country Joe McDonald - It's So Nice To Have Love (session)
  14. Country Joe McDonald - Maria (session)
  15. Country Joe McDonald - Tell Me Where You're Bound (session)
  16. Medicine Head - Coast To Coast (And Shore To Shore)
  17. Fotheringay - Banks of The Nile (session)
  18. Procol Harum - Your Own Choice
  19. Cochise - Past Loves (session)
  20. Wild Man Fisher - The Wild Man Fisher Story ("cadet edition")
  21. Mike Cooper - Watching You Fall
  22. News
  23. Grateful Dead- New Speedway Boogie
  24. American Tourist photo competition
  25. "Disinterred 33 1/3": Soft Machine - We Did It Again
  26. Fotheringay - The Way I Feel (session)
  27. Cochise - Velvet Mountain (session)
  28. Mississippi Fred McDowell - 61 Highway
  29. Malaysian Girls - Hydro Percussion (from "John Peel's Archive Things")
  30. Chickenshack - Never Ever

Details

We fast-forward nearly a year from the previous show to mid-1970, and find music-loving Johnny Plee introducing sessions from Country Joe McDonald, Fotheringay and Cochise. It all gets a bit Pete Frame at this point, because Country Joe had recently stopped working with The Fish (as he told John Walters while recording the session), Fotheringay was Sandy Denny's project after leaving Fairport and Cochise are probably best known for being Mick Grabham's main band before joining Procol Harum. By coincidence, Peel even plays a Procol Harum track right before one of Cochise's session tracks. Hope you're all taking notes; there'll be a test after class.