Programm

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Sonntag, 28. Feb 2010, 03:00 bis 05:00 Uhr
2010-02-28 03:00:00 2010-02-28 05:00:00 (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 11. 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

  • Son House
  • Kevin Ayers
  • East of Eden

Playliste

  1. Top Gear Theme
  2. Doug Kershaw - Mama Rita in Hollywood
  3. Kevin Ayers - Derby Day (session)
  4. East of Eden - Nymphenburger (session)
  5. Steeleye Span - The Blackleg Miner
  6. Traffic - Stranger to Himself
  7. Fotheringay - Nothing More
  8. News
  9. Poco - Hurry Up
  10. Son House - My Good Gal (session)
  11. John Simon - Davey's On The Road Again
  12. Kevin Ayers - The Interview (session)
  13. Kevin Ayers - We Did It Again (session)
  14. Jellybread - Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu
  15. East of Eden - Sphynx (session)
  16. Son House - Spoken Word 1 (session)
  17. Son House - Death Letter (session)
  18. Son House - Spoken Word 2 (session)
  19. Son House - Don't You Mind People Grinnin' In Your Face (session)
  20. [News Edit]
  21. East of Eden - Jig-a-Jig (session)
  22. Ronnie Lane - Evolution (Stone)
  23. Fairport Convention - Doctor of Physics
  24. Kevin Ayers - Lunatic's Lament (session)
  25. Matthew's Southern Comfort - Something In The Way She Moves
  26. Top Gear Theme

Details

It's John Walters' birthday and Peel says that this Top Gear is "the nicest we've had for as long as I can remember". Sessions this week come from Son House, Kevin Ayers and East of Eden.

JP seems both astonished and delighted to have Son House on the programme. And I remember him saying a few years back that Jack White was pretty well incredulous when he told him Son had recorded a Peel session. But Jack's reaction is not that surprising; after all, how many contemporary British DJs in the 00s would have been able to say that they'd had one of the legendary delta bluesmen on their show? I reckon John P, who was developing a good friendship with Jack, was pretty proud to have been able to tell him that.