Billed as a celebration of Peel's life and contributions to music, the day will be host to gigs across Britain and a 'very special London gig' organised by the BBC's Radio 1.
DiS hopes that the promoters involved will use the day as a way to expose exciting new talent that John would approve of, rather than making a quick buck off the back of a sore loss.
In addition, rumours that Bright Eyes has been booked are currently unconfirmed.
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that said, out of all the figures in british history who are memorialised Peel definately had the most direct affect on me and I'd imagine the same can be said by many readers of this site
His world service programs should not be overlooked either - without them I don't know what I would have done when I lived in Paris, it would have been unbearable.
I think Peel day should be celebrated in a way he would have wanted ie a stadium gig at Anfield with a roster of the great and the good who graced his show plus a raft of unsigned talent for whom the realisation that, due to his untimely, their band would never do a Peel session removed a large part of their raison d'etre
So, October 13th, Anfield - bands that should reform for a one off gig in his honour
The Smiths
Ride
The Undertones
Can
bands that surely should be on the bill
PJ Harvey
Wedding Present
The Fall
add to this list...
does anyone want to petition Liverpool city council or Liverpool FC with me?
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Just wanted to announce that unsigned east london based electrorocknroll band Black Mariah (www.black-mariah.com) have just been chosen to play in Virgin Megastore, Oxford Street at about 6pm, as part of the John Peel Tribute on 13th October. Would be great to see you there!
Cheers
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Cheers everybody
BBC announce John Peel day
BBC announce John Peel day
BBC announce John Peel day
BBC announce John Peel day
Then hopefully they'll do something about it.
BBC announce John Peel day
that said, out of all the figures in british history who are memorialised Peel definately had the most direct affect on me and I'd imagine the same can be said by many readers of this site
His world service programs should not be overlooked either - without them I don't know what I would have done when I lived in Paris, it would have been unbearable.
I think Peel day should be celebrated in a way he would have wanted ie a stadium gig at Anfield with a roster of the great and the good who graced his show plus a raft of unsigned talent for whom the realisation that, due to his untimely, their band would never do a Peel session removed a large part of their raison d'etre
So, October 13th, Anfield - bands that should reform for a one off gig in his honour
The Smiths
Ride
The Undertones
Can
bands that surely should be on the bill
PJ Harvey
Wedding Present
The Fall
add to this list...
does anyone want to petition Liverpool city council or Liverpool FC with me?
BBC announce John Peel day
who should play?
BBC announce John Peel day
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maybe I'm nuts but I've already started trying to get the Anfield idea off the ground - perhaps my Carlsberg ad will be useful for something after all...
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anschul@trewetharecords.com
I'm serious about this - I can't think of a more fitting tribute, don't be scared to lend your support :)
BBC announce John Peel day
And give Chris Moyles to the poor for food.
BBC announce John Peel day
BBC announce John Peel day
BBC announce John Peel day
Here in Hull we are having a gig in his honour at Silhouette club on Park Street.
Bands confirmed
Dirty Dreamers
59 Violets
SideWinder
The Vultures
The Johnsons
Blue Sand for more info see
www.thisisull.com
City Vibe Radio do John Peel day special
www.cityviberadio.com
new bands and great music
new bands e mail mp3s to studio@cityviberadio.com
for attention zedd n saffire
also we play new bands every wed on fresh talent 10pm and sat 2pm
BBC announce John Peel day
Music is about music, not money, no matter which way you look at it. Musicians only really need enough money for food, equipment, rent and a moderate quantity of mind expanding substances. Give them too much money and their minds get too stretched by the substances, and become saggy and palsied. I won't name names, but we know who I'm talking about.
Funny thing is that John Peel is more famous than any of the record companies. Time Warner... Eh?