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john peel forévis!

Assunto: John Peel

“Mauval… que saudade de você.
Não ouço o Ronquinha desde as minhas últimas férias, em fevereiro, quando coloquei várias edições do programa num pendrive e fui viajar.
Quando o mundo ainda permitia essas extravagâncias, fui a Cusco conhecer Machu Picchu devidamente trajado.
Num dia chuvoso, pisei nas mesmas pedras em que pisou John Peel, que hoje faria aniversário. Essa foto aí é da fachada do hotel em ele estava quando morreu. Fiz questão de ir até a porta, para ver onde é, como é, onde essa história foi interrompida. Pra nossa sorte, você o mantém vivo.
Grande abraço, meu caro.

de BH,”
Thiago Borges

# THIS IS RELIGION #

aTRIPA (salve, mayko-klebinho-juliana-carlão…) chegou forte hoje com a info que entraram na UÉBI toneladas de gravinas realizadas para o programa de john peel na BBC.

mais uma exibição inoxidável do serviço prestado por john peel à humanidade.

se prepara e vem quente pra parte  fuNda da piscina… AQUI

D+D+D+D+

lembrando…

é deus, mamãe

difícil achar imagens no Utube do estúdio maida vale 4 onde john peel realizou a maioria das sessões para seu rograma na BBC radio1.

pelo menos, por essa aqui dá pra perceber o espaço do MV4…

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o possante fábio pediu (o email está aqui no tico) a íntegra das palavras proferidas por john peel que abrem todas as edições do roNca roNca desde junho 2001… quando marcelo “caipirinha” mandou um pombo para ele – durante o programa com a sessão do strokes – informando que eu estava na escuta.

para evitar equívocos, o próprio caipirinha fez o trabalho de transcrição/tradução…

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mamãe

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jumboteKo inteirinho com gravações realizadas para o programa de john peel de 1967 a 2004… no dia da subida Dele. segura:

stump – “down on the kitchen table” (86)

the jimi hendrix experience – “radio 1 jingle” (67)

the jimi hendrix experience – “wait until tomorrow” (67)

joy division – “love will tear us apart” (79)

orange juice – “lovesick” (80)

billy bragg – “love gets dangerous” (83)

soft machine – “moon in june” (69)

culture – “lion rock” (82)

the smiths – “what difference does it make” (83)

the slits – “love and romance” (77)

the jam – “in the city” (77)

t.rex – “jewel” (70)

blur – “song 2” (97)

led zeppelin – “you shook me” (69)

p.j harvey – “sheela na gig” (91)

bhundu boys – “writings on the wall” (86)

the fall – “blindness” (2004)

ouça AQUI o programa

leNda

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hoje, 14 anos sem john peel

Assunto: Peel Sessions Top 10

“Olha aí:

http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/ten-of-the-best-peel-sessions

Abs”

ALR

niver Dele, hoje…

In November of last year, we were invited to visit Peel Acres for the third and final part of our trilogy of Record Store Day releases.
Producers Tall Black Guy, Kidkanevil, Eric Lau & Mr Thing spent the day exploring the collection, tasked with finding inspiration and samples from the thousands of records on the shelves. They then each created a new track from their discoveries on the day.

The resulting tracks will be released on a double 7” pack which will be available on Record Store Day 2016. All four tracks on the record were created using music sampled from the John Peel Archive.

http://recordstoreday.co.uk/exclusive…

This is the trailer for the video documentary that accompanies the project. The videos from the previous two years releases can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgReX…

Director / Editor: Ricky Kershaw
Director of Photography: Andrew Muir
Motion GFX / Grading / Sound Mix: Chris Matthews

Album sleeve design by Matt Bailey.

Thanks to The John Peel Archive: Leon Nockolds, David Pye, James Leeds, Dave Guttridge, Iain Lowery and the Ravenscroft Family: Sheila, Tom, William, Danda, Flossie and Edgar.

“good night and good riddance”, de david cavanagh, transita por 265 programas apresentados por john peel, de 1967 a 2003… através deles, o autor conta trocentas Histórias conectadas ao mais importante radialista que já passou pelo planetinha… além disso, cada um dos programas escolhidos é identificado pelos intérpretes que foram ao ar e por um fato jornalístico importante que tenha ocorrido no mesmo dia.

em 27junho2001, john peel tocou o cardápio acima (isso, com nacão zumbi), cavanagh relembrou a falta de paciência de JP com o estrelismo de bandas hypadas, comentou as alfinetadas que foram dadas aos colegas de BBC e destacou a creca ocorrida num julgamento para contextualizar o “ambiente” da época… só que para nós, o tal fato jornalístico relevante foi impiedosamente omitido (hahaha) pelo autor… já que – exatamente – nessa edição, john peel, ao mostrar a primeira session com o the strokes, comentou a mensagem de marcelo “caipirinha” e mencionou o programa roNca roNca… desorientação máxima que é lembrada & celebrada, desde então, como introdução ao jumboteKo… simples assim!

AQUI você fica sabendo mais detalhes desse john peel show.

casca!

BBC radio DJ John Peel: Ten years after his death, no one compares to his talent

Peel’s combination of constant curiosity, authoritative perspective and endearing quirks is sorely missed

pierre perrone / independent

John Peel, who died a decade ago next month, shaped the tastes of several generations of music aficionados.

He introduced the hippies who listened to The Perfumed Garden, his programme broadcast between midnight and two am throughout the Summer of Love by the pirate station Radio London, to the psychedelic sounds of Love, Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead and the other acts he had seen emerging while DJ-ing in California.

Those listeners followed him to Radio 1 in the autumn of 1967, where he co-presented Top Gear, and over the next couple of years championed Pink Floyd, David Bowie and Led Zeppelin, three of the most influential British acts of all time. By the early 1970s, Peel, along with his producers Bernie Andrews and John Walters, were recording and broadcasting sessions by Roxy Music, Queen and The Wailers, simultaneously managing to placate the Musicians’ Union by giving its members extra work and creating a valuable archive for future generations to delve into – give or take the odd wiped tape.

But the real sea-change came in the spring of 1976 when the presenter acquired an import copy of The Ramones’ eponymous debut album and helped to accelerate the punk revolution. Within a few months, the programme booked The Damned for their first session, although, to his eternal chagrin, the former schoolteacher in Walters did not trust the Sex Pistols enough to welcome them into the BBC’s Maida Vale studios.

Still, Peel gave the Pistols’ single “Anarchy In The UK” and theirNever Mind the Bollocks album plenty of airplay as traditional listeners deserted him and a younger generation discovered his 10pm to midnight show. The Clash abandoned a session over technical issues but, otherwise, the Peel sessions and playlists from 1977 onwards read like a who’s who of UK punk and post-punk, with The Stranglers, The Jam and Buzzcocks as well as Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure and Joy Division featuring heavily.

Indeed, as once-alternative acts like Gary Numan, Adam and the Ants and Human League stormed the charts, the broadcaster did worry. “The late 1970s was the only time the programme was fashionable,” he said. “I really didn’t like the experience. I felt rather as I imagine bands must feel when they become fashionable, that the audience expect certain things of them which they might not necessarily want to go on doing.”

Peel had been there before, as Marc Bolan, Elton John and Rod Stewart had gone stratospheric and forgotten him and the role he had played in their 1970s breakthroughs, and kept a distance from his favourites The Fall and the Undertones, along with New Order and The Smiths, the two bands who did so much to define the alternative, DIY, indie ethos of the 1980s.

Peel already played dub reggae, world music and hip-hop, and would go on to champion techno, drum’n’bass and The White Stripes, but always insisted: “I don’t pursue particular movements. The punk thing dominated as it did only because there wasn’t anything else interesting at the time, or at least that interested me,” he reflected in the Peeling Back The Years series broadcast on Radio 1 in 1987. “But after the first careless rapture of that had diminished, I went back to the way I’d been before, looking around at various areas of music and trying to find what I regarded as the best in those different areas – rock, folk, reggae.”

It was this enthusiasm, combined with his wide-ranging knowledge of most genres, and a deadpan delivery that matched his dry sense of humour, that made Peel such a compelling listen throughout the decades. That’s why teenagers tuned in under the covers, taped programmes, sent in demos. Pulp, The Wedding Present and Mogwai didn’t set out to conquer the charts or redefine the parameters of rock music but simply wanted to record a Peel session.

Peel’s death on 25 October 2004, while on holiday in Peru, robbed Britain and the world of its most influential music broadcaster – though it may also have saved him from the kind of retrospective scrutiny that has led former colleagues into the law courts. Radio 1 cleared its schedule for a day of tributes but never really tried to replace him as the station attempted to move towards a younger demographic. The BBC had launched 6 Musicin 2002 and claimed that the digital station embraced the Peel ethos, while 1Xtra, also launched that year, specialised in urban music.

Yet, despite the breadth of music played on these stations, along with Radio 2 and specialist shows on BBC local radio, not to mention the array of offerings from the commercial sector in Britain and internet-based stations around the world, Peel’s combination of constant curiosity, authoritative perspective and endearing quirks is sorely missed. Where else are you going to hear the Scots poet Ivor Cutler, the two singles by lost 1979 Dorset power pop group Tours, or early 1980s pop sensation Sheena Easton?

Sure, 6 Music fulfils a similar function, its programmes available 24/7 as well as via the iPlayer service. It makes comprehensive use of the Peel sessions and other BBC archive material, inaugurated the John Peel Lecture in 2011 and features many presenters who grew up listening to him, literally in the case of his son, Tom Ravenscroft, or of Lauren Laverne and Marc Riley, who have both made the transition from Peel-approved bands to presenting their own shows. Riley’s off-the-wall sense of humour, while coarser than Peel’s dry wit, makes him a natural heir to the Peel throne, though the more cultured and catholic approach favoured by Gideon Coe works well in the 9pm to midnight slot.

In an average week, 6 Music reaches nearly two million listeners, yet none of its programmes pack the same impact as Peel’s used to. Huey Morgan and Craig Charles currently straddle the 6 Music and Radio 2 schedules, and do a fine, funky job, yet are also symptomatic of the way the BBC has embraced celebrity – or cult status – when looking for presenting talent. Annie Nightingale, now Radio 1’s longest-serving broadcaster, where she is still playing “the biggest bass bangers”, has made tentative forays into Radio 2 with her Eternal Jukebox that could be developed into a weekly rather than a bank-holiday occasion.

Listeners of various vintages may also point out that Andy Kershaw, who last broadcast on Radio 1 in 2000, before moving to Radio 3, could have picked up the Peel baton but for the unravelling of his private life in 2007. Mark Lamarr’s God’s Juke-Box, a weekly three-hour overnight show which ran on Radio 2 from April 2006 to December 2010, is arguably the closest any of the national – rather than digital – stations have come to matching the Peel magic.

existem algumas maneiras de saber o tamanho da ausência… ou da sodade.

ôxente, você conhece bem o assunto, né?

não precisamos entrar em detalhes do coração apertado… da goela travada… do blublu… da perna tremendo.

anyway, anyhow, anywhere… é fueda.

mas outra forma de medir/conhecer o tal buraco é saber que jamais ele foi ocupado.

por mais que você tivesse feito força para esquecer dele, nenhuma chance de chegar um novo “hóspede”.

UFA… é isso que quero dizer: john peel subiu há exatos dez anos… deixou uma cratera em nossos ouvidos…

e, até hoje, ninguém se aproximou… ninguém se atreveu a fazer o check-in!

aliás, foi entrando nesse hotel, em cusco (peru), que Ele partiu para encontrar cartola e hendrix…

fotoca de gabba, fissurex em peel!

por aqui, a gente seguirá aprendendo, lembrando, reverenciando…

peel forévis!

da MOJO que saiu, ontem, lá fora…

Jack White Declares John Peel “The Most Important DJ Ever”

todo final de ano – de 1976 a 2004 – john peel montava a mega popular lista “festive fifty“… as 50 músicas prediletas votadas

pela audiência do programa… catei uma lista de cada década para ilustrar a saideira pelos 7.5!!!!

e a diversidade inoxidável d’aTRIPA dele?

cara de um, focinho do outro! hahaha!

mesmo depois da subida de peel a lista se manteve viva graças ao pessoal da “dandelion radio“!

casca!

john peel forévis!

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a fissura…

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estás meio de boberex?

então, aproveita para dar uma clicada aqui e conferir quem esteve no programa de JP!

casca!

se quiser saber mais, tem o livro…

UAU… 7.5 velinhas no bolo de john peel, HOJE!

que chatice seriam nossas vidinhas sem ele!

portanto… nesse sabadão, não se esqueça de “elevar a cabeleira” pelo nascimento de john peel!

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é só catar as outras partes, no Utube!

peel forévis!

john peel nunca fez questão de cruzar com mark e. smith.

de 1978 a 2004 os bigodes se encontraram uma única vez.

peel achava melhor assim… sem muito contato com a peça! hahaha!

o Rdio nos oferece as noventa e sete gravações realizadas pelo the fall pro programa Dele!

segura 24 pra incendar o feriadão:

“Todos os links do john peel foram apagados,
e a essa hora o usuário que subiu os arquivos
deve estar sendo mandado para guantánamo!

Mas eu salvei pelo menos aquele um que continha
a menção ao Ronca e onde ele também toca
Nação Zumbi!

Esse é o link (por enquanto)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gc9bs1xz96a7rak

abs!”

Otaner

passei o dia desgarrado da web… e quando liguei o galak, ainda agora (são 21:10), fui pisoteado por uma quantidade irreal de emails!

pensei eu com meus botões: “que bagulho doido é esse? natalino assumiu o vasco? tom waits & leonard cohen no brasa?”

sim, tinha que ser algo de tamanho similar… algo forte, na pressão!

no que os assuntos foram revelados… a ficha caiu!

mamãe!

muuuuuuuuuuitos emails comunicando a colocação, no soundcloud, de 458 programas Dele… JOHN PEEL!

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PQParille, estamos anunciando o mais importante curso de comunicação na web… em todos os tempos!

agradeço aos que dividiram a cascudíssima sensação de se aproximar daquele que foi lembrado por sir macca como:

– o mais importante cidadão britânico!

muitos perguntam se são todos os programas feitos por peel…

não, não são (basta ver as datas)… na realidade, é uma parte bem pequena.

se o roNca roNca, apenas na Oi fm, em seis anos, teve 300 edições…

imagina quantos programas foram apresentados de 1967 a 2004, “apenas” na BBC…

ainda mais, quando – em muitos momentos – Ele colocou no ar mais que um por semana!

mas, evidente, esses 458 são um tesouro sem igual.

que eles fiquem disponíveis por muio tempo!

peel forévis!!!

use & abuse…

http://soundcloud.com/das-boy/sets/john-peel-show

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http://www.nme.com/news/john-peel/62216

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mamãe!

terça que vem, dia 25 de outubro, a gente dá de cara com sete anos da subida do cidadão aqui em cima!

e mais uma vez, o planetinha cairá de joelhos diante da obra apresentada por JP.

por exemplo, existe o keepingitpeel.wordpress.com que está aprontando inúmeras ações e disponibilizando uma tonelada de infos sobre Ele.

coincidentemente, ou não, estaremos com o jumboteKo no ar.

tipo, que tal uma edição do programa, exclusivamente, com as célebres “peel sessions”?

hein?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2e8puXFlF8

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que momento, hein?

exatamente, numa terça feira, mais um niver de john peel!

sim, Ele estará presente no jumboteKo de logo mais…

que terá uma MEGA edição, LIVE, em são paulo… direto do bourbon street com aloe blacc e tinariwen no palco!

os serviços da Oi fm, no back2black, começarão às 20h, ok?

lucio “mister white” acaba de recomendar – são 14:10 – estas aulas de “comunicação” oferecidas por john peel.

disse ele, o dejóta da makula, que os minutos aqui no tico serão ótimos para anteceder a chegada da brigada paraguaia.

prestenção nas infos das legendas e pega os lencinhos…

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN7oA10vOcI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2won-UUaBZA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9xKdBMaDJ8&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Nk4L3hUeM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW4Vs5yfw0I&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lroEwcZiAMQ&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO16nT-byAs&feature=related

mamma mia!

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The late John Pell is returning to the airwaves, as the BBC’s 6 Music broadcasts some of the DJ’s finest moments in championing scores of bands over his four decades on air.

Fifteen-minute segments of Peel’s Radio 1 Night Ride shows are to be broadcast from today during DJ Marc Riley’s morning show which begins at 10am; they will also be available as a podcast.

Peel gave Riley an early break thanks to his devotion to The Fall, for whom Riley originally played bass .The audio features him playing tracks by bands such as Flying Lizards, Echo And The Bunnymen, Joy Division and The Fall.

Riley said: “Listening to various clips of John in preparation for these programmes it all came flooding back. John’s warmth, his bone-dry humour, his passion for the eclectic mix of music he played not to mention his wonderful sense of mischief.”

Peel began his Radio 1 career in 1967 after a stint on air in the US,and then after starting with The Perfumed Garden on pirate radio. He died in 2004 following a heart attack while holidaying in Peru.

Riley added: “I doubt any music broadcaster will ever get close to the love and respect shown to John by listeners and indebted bands alike. Having been a member of both those groups I know this to be true. In short – the 6 Music listeners are in for a treat.”

BBC 6 Music controller Bob Shennan said: “To be able to keep the spirit of John Peel alive and to take the famously technophobic DJ into the digital age is an absolute privilege for 6 Music.”

The podcast will also feature an interview with Jack White of The White Stripes. It will be released on 3 January, which the station is dubbing the “Joy Of 6 Day”, a celebration of the best of 6 Music.

Earlier this year the station had been earmarked for closure but the BBC Trust rejected the proposal, which had also prompted a backlash from listeners, musicians and politicians.

(guardian.co.uk)

um mundo de referências e reverências poderia ser colocado, hoje, no tico tico.

afinal, são 71 velinhas no bolo!

e, como todos sabemos, não estaríamos aqui se Ele não tivesse passado pelo planetinha.

mas acho que a possibilidade mais direta, densa, tensa e verdadeira para enviar uma vibe nessa data,

é através do bilhete que polly jean harvey escreveu, em 2006, para iluminar o disco dela gravado no programa Dele…