Uncut Jukebox: John Peel

Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Uncut Magazine 104: John Peels Festive 15 - January 2006

UNCUT 2006 01: John Peel’s Festive 15 – January 2006

1. Half Man Half Biscuit - The Trumpton Riots

2. Camper Van Beethoven - Take The Skinheads Bowling

3. Spizzenergi - Where's Captain Kirk?

4. The Mighty Wah! - Remember

5. The Sugarcubes - Birthday

6. The Woodentops - Well Well Well

7. Billy Bragg - The Saturday Boy

8. The Field Mice - Sensitive

9. The Bhundu Boys - Foolish Harp / Waerera

10. Pavement - Gold Soundz

11. Felt Featuring Elizabeth Fraser - Primitive Painters

12. The House Of Love - Destroy The Heart

13. The Wedding Present - Everyone Thinks He Looks Daft

14. Robert Wyatt - Shipbuilding

15. The Fall - Eat Y'self Fitter

16. John Peel - Untitled Credits

"This CD is dedicated to the Two Johns - Peel and Walters. "Fades in gently...".

Compilation Producer – Andrew Tidball, Mick Meikleham

Compiled By – Roy Carr, Simon Goddard

Compiled By [Man Full Of Christmas Cheer] – Allan Jones

Compiled By [Santa's Little Helper] – Paul Lester

Design – Miles Johnson
Format: mp3 @ 320kbps
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Welcome to the unofficial Uncut Magazine FREE CD archive. I've been an avid Uncut reader and collector of these great promotional compilations over the years and am always being asked for copies by friends.

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