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Interview by Nick Doherty, Jockey Slut, 2002
Celeb 1: Howie B: With this playlist culture, when do you decide what's going to be played on your radio show? ...
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John Peel: Peel And The Pig — An Everyday Story Of Country Folk
Interview by Andrew Tyler, Disc and Music Echo, February 1973
JOHN PEEL is a sensitive figure with a sturdy patch on the crotch of his jeans and a tendency towards schoolgirls and sensible underwear. A ...
Interview by Mick Brown, Sounds, May 1977
THERE IS no need to ask where John Peel was in the summer of love. Anybody with enough brain-cells left to recall the era will ...
Profile and Interview by Dave Rimmer, Q, December 1986
JOHN PEEL IS sitting in his pyjamas in the kitchen of his Suffolk home. It is a Sunday afternoon. On the wall is a Radio ...
Profile and Interview by Mat Snow, Q, November 1989
Guru to innumerable pale and interesting persons, champion of all things noisesome and "challenging", fully paid-up Good Bloke... When John Peel celebrated his 50th birthday ...
Interview by Alex Ogg, Spiral Scratch, May 1991
NOT THAT any introduction is really necessary, but how about this: ...
Interview by Michael Azerrad, Rolling Stone, August 1993
"HELLO, I'M A little fat chap that plays records on the radio," DJ John Peel announced at the start of a recent broadcast. ...
Profile by Barney Hoskyns, Independent, The, August 1999
"WHY DO people always have a go at Belgium?" ...
Obituary by Stephen Dalton, Uncut, December 2004
LONG BEFORE we met, John Peel felt like a good friend. For those millions of us who spent our adolescence glued to his late-night radio ...
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