Dies ist noch ein Nachschlag zum Internationaler John Peel Tag letzten Jahres bei Herbstradio. Sie besteht aus vier weiteren rekonstruierten Sendungen.

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Heute, der erste Teil einer rekonstruierter John Peel Sendung vom 6. Juli 1969 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

• John Hiseman's Coliseum
• Imrat Khan
• John Dummer's Blues Band
• The Pretty Things

Playliste

1. Fairport Convention - Si Tu Dois Partir
2. Third Ear Band - Druid One
3. Colosseum - Elegy (session)
4. The Pretty Things - No More Spring (session)
5. Crosby, Stills & Nash - Pre-Road Downs
6. Imrat Khan (tabla: Mahapurush Misra) - Alap N'gat from Rag Kalabati (session)
7. [News edit]
8. Colosseum - Grass is Greener (session)
9. John Dummer Blues Band - A Few Short Lines (session)
10. The Pretty Things - Alexander (session)
11. David Bowie - Space Oddity
12. Steamhammer - Even The Clock
13. Colosseum - Jon Hiseman's Condensed History of Mankind (session)
14. Dave Kelly (John Dummer Blues Band) - Hard Times (session)
15. McKenna Mendelsohn Mainline - Better Watch Out
16. Imrat Khan - Rag Tori (session)
17. Mothers of Invention - Mr. Green Genes
18. The Pretty Things - Marilyn (session)
19. Blossom Toes - Kiss of Confusion
20. Colosseum - February's Valentine (session)
21. Edgar Broughton Band - Love in The Rain
22. John Dummer Blues Band - Jungle Blues (session)
23. Johnny Winter - I'm Yours And I'm Hers
24. The Pretty Things - Send You With Loving (session)
25. Top Gear Theme (snippet)

Details

Just like the previous week (above), Peel arrives for Top Gear the day after attending an outdoor show, this time the Stones' famous Hyde Park concert. In session tonight: Jon Hiseman's Colosseum, The Pretty Things, Ustad Imrat Khan and the John Dummer Blues Band.

The John Dummer Blues Band session is a repeat of the one broadcast on the 18th. May show, but this time there's an extra track, A Few Short Lines. And I know next to nothing about Indian classical music, but this Imrat Khan session sounds like an absolute stormer to me. Highly recommended.

What else do I have to tell you? Oh yes, it's clear that the Peel/Walters relationship is developing nicely here, as there's several quips from John P about his new mate. And Peel bemoans the fact that David Bowie's new single is obviously not bound for the charts. Something called Space Oddity, apparently; whatever happened to that?

There appear to be a few speed issues here again; it seems a little slow at times. Also, it sounds like Peelie has trouble cueing up some of the recordings, as they often start too slowly.

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