
1990s Revolution
Mary Anne Hobbs celebrates John Peel's legacy with highlights from his 90s shows.
Ever since he came off the pirate ships and joined Radio 1 in 1967, John Peel was a champion of new, exciting and occasionally challenging music like no other DJ.
Today BBC Radio 6 Music lives on in that pioneering spirit, with its presenters continuing the passion and love he showed for new music.
John Peel was a proud son of Merseyside, and, following the 6 Music Festival in Liverpool, there's another chance to hear the series tracing John's developing musical passions.
John's friend and fellow Radio 1 DJ, Mary Anne Hobbs introduces this episode, which includes highlights of John's shows in the nineties.
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Grinderswitch
Pickin' The Blues
- Atlantic Records.
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Mogwai
Rollerball
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Andrés Landero y su Conjunto
Mercedes
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Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci
Lucy's Hamper
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Half Man Half Biscuit
Sponsoring The Moshpits
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Mufflon 5
Gross Feeder
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Nirvana
Smells Like Teen Spirit
- Geffen.
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Conemelt
Artificial Timestretch Lady
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Crocodile God
Final Song
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Lost Acapulco
MPM (La Quebradora)
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The London Punkharmonic Orchestra
Teenage Kicks
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The Undertones
Teenage Kicks
- EMI.
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Kenickie
Come In
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Cibo Matto
Beef Jerky
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Shut Up and Dance
White White World (Radio 1 Session, 5 Aug 1990)
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Pavement
The Sutcliffe Catering Song (Radio 1 Session, 11 Feb 1994)
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Tongoenda Sounds
Tscvenhando
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The Beatles
Glass Onion
- The White Album.
- Parlophone.
- 3.
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Average White Band
Atlantic Avenue
- The Hit Label LTD.
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Foo Fighters
Next Year
- RCA.
Credit
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Dina Jahina |
Broadcasts
- Sun 17 Sep 201701:00BBC Radio 6 Music
- Fri 5 Apr 201901:00BBC Radio 6 Music
- Fri 18 Sep 202001:00BBC Radio 6 Music
- Thu 15 Apr 202101:00BBC Radio 6 Music
- Wed 12 Jan 202201:00BBC Radio 6 Music
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