Welcome to the John Peel Wiki
The wiki about John Peel that anyone can edit

• Monty Python: Peel was an early fan
• Simon Joyner: An urban myth exploded
• Three Ginx: The most popular pick for Pig's Big 78....
• Bob Richardson and His Orchestra: ....but this was also hot to trot
• Charley Patton: Blues has surface noise
• Jon Curle: Supported Peel's Night Ride ideals
• 1990 Festive Fifty: The Fall at number one...at last
• 16 June 1996: An emotional John opens his heart
• 19 February 1976: Robin Trower pops in for a chat....
• 25 March 1999: ....and so does Billy Bragg
• 19 February 2000 (BFBS): Stalkers and Peel's, erm, "pleasures"
• 07 November 1992: Loudon Wainwright III in JP / Kershaw double-header

"I simply don't believe that, that's absolutely incredible. It has to be one of the best things we've ever had on this programme, it really does."

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• Peel Listeners Survey (external site): Please take five minutes to help Ken Garner STILL OPEN
• Glossary: Add to our Peel primer page.
• Peel Sessions Releases: What's missing?
• Unknown: List of pages with mystery tracks. Put your knowledge of Swedish punk to good use.
• Stubs: Pages that need filling out.
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