Peel largely in an introverted mood; musing on himself and his world and experiences, at varying times across his shows.

Tiny Clip Medleys

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0024 (Peter Pan/King Lear)

"The driving guitars of Brother Gedge and the rest: The Wedding Present"

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 025 (The Wedding Present)

A hundred and one women called Sharon locked in a recording studio until they make an LP.

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0028

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0030 (Festive Not... Again)

Our dear departed Fat Friend's further adventures in Festive Fiftying.  From hither and yon.  Maybe gone, never forgotten.

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0031 (Festive 50ing Again)

Morrissey & Marr! Those Mancunian Mandarins of music and mirth (albeit somewhat dryer than the Sahara for the latter).

Around the mid-eighties The Smiths dominated The Festive Fifty.  It got quite silly with them taking up over a fifth of the total on one occasion.

Mozz Christmas pendant by Darla Barbara (Etsy).

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0032 (The Festive Fifty Smiths)

John's beloved reggae is something he never stopped pushing.  Many people didn't get it, which was their problem, bearing in mind John played damn near everything, that no-one else would.  Reggae as a widely received genre wouldn't have happened without him pushing it enough in the late sixties and early seventies that the majors started releasing work by Marley et al because of the interest generated.

John Peel - Tiny Clip Medley 0033 (Reggae)

An outlet for the John Peel TINY CLIP MEDLEYS.

For those who miss his voice, or have heard of him and wonder who he was.

New tracks tagged #Tiny Clip Medley