From The Other Side of the Mirror

As it’s my 100th show, here’s this weeks show that featured the music of the extremely influential British DJ, John Peel. Everyone featured was one of his favorites. He was, and still is, an inspiration.

John Peel

The show is called “From the Other Side of the Mirror” and is broadcast every Monday between 9-10am. You can find KOOP radio at 91.7 Fm in the Austin area, or stream it online at http://www.koop.org

1. Otis Redding – Ole Man Trouble
2. The Four Brothers – Makorokoto
3. Faces – Miss Judy’s Farm
4. The Mighty Wah! – Come Back
5. Duane Eddy – Peter Gunn
6. Misty in Roots – Man Kind
7. Charlie Feathers – Nobody’s Woman
8. Jimmy Reed – Too Much
9. Roy Orbison – It’s Over
10. T. Rex – Telegram Sam
11. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Big Eyed Beans From Venus
12. The Fall – Sparta F.C.
13. The Undertones – Teenage Kicks

Link to all archived shows

John Peel’s Desert Island Discs Show on the BBC

Keeping it Peel – Another recording of John talking about some of his fave tunes

~ by john on November 7, 2011.

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