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John Peel Tribute (2/2)
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- čas přidán 11. 10. 2011
- A tribute to John Peel from musicians and broadcasters, including Annie Nightingale, Phil Jupitus, Nick Cave, Alan Hansen, Roni Size and many others. This was broadcast on BBC2 a week after John Peel's death.
14 years later: still nobody to touch his diverse taste and style of broadcasting, never has never will! He's currently broadening everyone's taste's in heaven I hope!
Phill Jupitus speaks with great eloquence and emotional sincerity here. It's moving to hear just how much John meant to people he truly touched, and Phill is only one of so, so many.
I remember John talking about the death of Roy Orbison and saying it had affected him more than the death of any other musician and it was as if someone had bricked up a window in his house. That's what it's like with John gone but I will always be thankful for the musical education he provided me with
Thank you so much for all your uploads. John was unique and I think his voice is still relevant today - we continue to discover through him - so to have someone truly dedicated to serving all this good content to us is totally amazing man, thank you.
I loved love John peel I'm 52 now his shows were awesome and home truths on Saturday mornings nursing hangover with huge mug of sweet tea with peely on the radio I still miss that christ he'd be 80 now rest easy John you will NEVER be forgotten
So many memories and late nights spent 'together' thru my teenage bedroom years.
Wonder if the dire state of current pop music is because we no longer have a John Peel. There is only one. Still missed.
love to hear to Alan Hansen talk about John
Good old John Peel eh !! God bless him !!
legend.
i used to but all of my jungle/drum n bass records from jussy from the duo elementz of noize one night i was listening to peel and he played a track by elementz of noize the next day when i went to the record shop and told jussy that peel played one of there tracks the look of joy on his face he said to me that it was a high point in his so called musical career
Thank you for this.
He was a great support for thin Lizzy also...
He wasnt wrong about Coldplay.
I think I remember him playing YELLOW Brick RD by Captain Beefheart in the 1980's. I tracked down all his albums therafter. This pull of music is rare now or maybe it's my age lol
I remember that. I probably recorded that late at night, the hand from under the duvet! Next day listen back to what had taken my interest the night before. Yes, still my fav Captain Beefheart song :) JP started so many musical journeys of discovery. :)
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Tools you can trust.
Great stuff..... Never knew Mark Radcliffe had a mullet 8:36
That kinda looks like Christopher Hitchens at 08:38.
no reference to the Fall, incredible
Jeff Bird he corrupted the fuck out of me with the Jesus and Mary chain but I agree, the fall were special, I didn’t realise at the time then I saw some vid , I am curious orange and I’m. Wooooahhh ! How did I miss that ! He loved Manchester like I love Bristol ! Last year I went to Manchester for a wild weekend ,,, good people ,, nearly got ran over by a tram though !!
There was mention of the fall in part one...
The only Kopite I'll ever have any respect for. And no I don't mean you Hansen, you blert.
I would much rather hear a Scottish voice squealing at me on radio than Phil Jupitus talking utter wank!!!