Christmas Mix

I was over at my friends house last night and he dug out an old c90 tape which featured John Peel playing some obscure Christmas records (it was broadcast on Christmas Eve 1992 I guess in the afternoon as wasn't it in his usual late evening slot) but awesome stuff from start to finish -so 20 tunes from that playlist the whole show can be found on a podcast
http://keepingitpeel.wordpress.com/2011/12/14/podcast-peels-other-christmas-records/

Merry Christmas 

Now that's what I call Apocalypse vol 1

Playlist for end of the world .. just in time for Christmas

Sitar Beat

Wanted to tip my hat to Ravi Shanker with this playlist.

Nederbeatnik

Barely a drop in in the ocean as far as Dutch stuff goes but all class tunes -I'll more than likely do a follow up playlist..

Namechangin'

Thought it would be a good idea to change name seeing as there is an already a similar named blog out there in cyberspace prior to mine  http://black2com.blogspot.co.uk   
and it's a rather good blog as it turns out so  I figured it best to change name (great minds think alike-and love The MC5 ) so seeing since I put a fair bit of effort trying to nurture a  little radio station  for  a few years  thought I'd change the name and address in  an effort to promote that instead so to celebrate this blogs re-birth and  re-christianing  here's  a vid playlist featuring the artists currently on my playlists roster at http://www.live365.com/stations/fuzzchile1966?play=2  .. now I gotta figure out how to make this new  blogger layout work for me ..  I'm not  a fan of how page currently looks right now and not sure how to navigate around it..

Revolution Stones-Part 4

I haven't forgotten The Stones just had a short break .Here they are in Beggars Banquet mode .. they'll be a few more of these as you can imagine till I guess they lost it.. which certainly isn't The Mick Taylor period so plenty more to come.

The Big Squeeze

The First band I ever saw back in 1987-so I would of been 13 or 14 at the time-in fact they played only last month in my hometown-Tilbrook and Difford still going strong .. so a nice big playlist that goes up to that period (Playlist would be never ending if I go up to the present day) plus a documentary about the group